The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27

COVE CATCHES.

F. K. Eilham went to Mena on busi- gness this week.
 Miss Jennie McFarlan of Heavener IS visiting at Cove.
 Born. to Mir. and Mrs. Downing January II. q girl.
 Born. fe Mir. and Mrs. Woodruff, IAnBary 1s. a boy
 C. w. Lunn from Mena was m Cove he1Meen trains Monday.
 Miss Leonora Restor was m Cove Monday on official business.
 Gearge Sawyer is home on a fur tough from the Great Lakes Training Station.
 Singing school is going on at Cos pei ghApel. being taught by MT. .(sranmnar of Mena.
 !. Y. Skinner is remodelling his Musel and when finished will be up to .dHte zn every particular.
 Mr West, Cove's barber, has moved frnn Front street to Mack Hughes new shop on Main street.
 Mir. Box from Amarillo. Tex, was herr looking over the country this week with view of locating.
 B. Y. Morton has purchased a new EfCtFQtA dftH VIII DC utilkHttu u Cfl- certain his friends with music.
 C. C. Coplan has purchased the grisf mill of Mr. Harrell and has con vertea the building into q store.
 There will be ''old time" singing at the Presbyterian church on the fifth Sunday in this month. Everybody come.
 W. II. Dixon of Fouke, Ark. has bsugh the Woodel property on Front street and has installed full fine of groceries.
 c. K. Griffin from Forney, Tex, ar rived here Wednesday to take his brother to the sanitarium at Paris. Tex. for treatment.
 Dale Young, son of T. B. Young. sSiae holds the position of chief yard clerk for the Frisco at Tulsa, Ok, is visiting his parents this week
 Homer Blake from Watson. Ok, has bought the Liberty cafe of Will liam Johnson and carries groceries in connection with his other business.
 Mrs. G. c. Coplan returned home Saturday morning having been at Waidfon to visit her mother. who was very iIl She left her much better
 Mrs. L. G. Casebolt and children. who have been visiting her parents. Mir and Mrs A. M. Parker. left Fri day for Hunting. where they will reside
 !. C. Allen and Olive Witherspoon. delegates from Cove to the bankers. merchants and farmers conference at Little Rock. returned Friday. They report an interesting meeting.
 There was pie supper at Welcome Home Saturday night, January 9. Quite a crowd of Covites attended. The proceeds. SIP, are to be used fe. the benefit of the Sunday school.
 Waiter Elliott attended the meet Ing of the Federal Farm Loan Asso- ciatsen Of Polk county held at Mena iin< was elected director, and also was 1 seaected member of the Farm Loan Board
 CovF has not been represented in The Star for several weeks and some might think that she is wiped off the map. but nothing could be further from the truth. She is still on the | Kansas City Southern and progress ing the same as ever Watch Cove grow
 The Truck Growers Association will meet next Saturday, January 29 All members are requested to be pres ent ss this will be an important ses- sion They want to see about getting seed. fertilizer and amount of acre age to be put in. Mir. Mallon of WiekeS will be present
 William F Cleckler arrived Sat urday morning from McAlester Ok. with 3 car of household goods and livestock enroute to Smithville. Ok where be will be interested in the bank being organized at that place Mr- Gleckler was raised in eastern Oklahoma and was connected with the First National bank of Hartshorne until the beginning of the war. when he went to the officers training camp 9. Ft. Foots, thence overseas with ths sfA Division, Since returning to the ssnited States he has been engaged in tte pure bred Hereford business at associated with him is his Fnother-in-law. Mrs. c. l.. McCmre who ls well known in that section Mrs. Mcclure now owns the best herd of Herefords in the state.
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