The Mena weekly star., 1921-10-06
CORRESPONDENCE.
COVE.

II. B. Tadd of Smithville, vas in Cove Saturday.
 C. B. Easterwood went to Mena Monday on business.
 Bill Bailey of Ida. Ok, was trans acting business in Cove last week.
 Mrs. Earl Carter of Spray Ok, is visiting her uncle, Milton lilly.
 The school is still growing. several new pupils enrolled last week
 R. II. Barton, Jr., who is working at Caddo Gap. spent Sunday here with his home folks.
 Mrs. Enid West of Oklahoma City is visiting her mother at Mir. Funk's res idence this week.
 Mrs. Aston of GiIlham was visit ing at the home of C. c. Gor, her uncle, last week.
 Will Boatman of Dierks passed thru Cove last week en route home from a trip to Oklahoma.
 0ber Rowe of near Hatfield, who has been i'll for some time, was able to visit our city Monday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Boyd left on No. I Monday for Kansas City and will be gone for a few weeks.
 The literary society has prepared 8 program for Friday at l o'clock. Ev- erybody invited to come.
 Mrs. Lille Dunagin, saleslady in the Rock store, is on the sick list and Mrs c. G. Golf has taken her place.
 Dr. Lewis gave a series of lectures 10 the students at the high school, which were very interesting and in- structive.
 Robert Woods, who is attending the high school at Mena, spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of his par ents, Prof. and Mrs. Woods.
 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Gray and little son of Winthrop, who have been vis- ifing relatives at Cove, left Saturday for their new home in Dyer.
 The Farmers Sweetpotato Dry House will be completed Saturday, October s. All the stockholders are requested to be present at the build- ing at l o'clock on that date.
 Word was received here Monday of the death of L. Henderson of Smith- vile. Mir. Henderson has many rela- tiyes and friends in the Cove vicinity, who will hear of his death with sorrow and regret.
 Mrs. Pink Briggs and daughter of Port Arthur. Tex, came in Sunday for a few days visit with her brother, Lee Turner, and her mother, Mrs. Frank Turner, being on her way to her new home in Kansas City.
 Mrs. Hamilton, wife of Rev. Hamil- ton, who used to live here, met with a fatal accident at their home in In dianapolis, Ind. Mrs. Hamilton was endeavOring to get out of the way of truck and got in front of touring car, which ran over her. She re- ceived injuries which proved fatal. Miss Ida Hamilton of Cove is visiting her father and was with them at the time of the accident.
 Quite a number of Cove people ag- sembled at the station Thursday to take part in singing and bidding good bye to Evangelist R. w. Lewis. Rev. Lewis had just closed two weeks, revival, resulting in 143 professions and reclamation here. Sixty joined the Presbyterian church, sixteen the Baptist church. Thirteen of these baptized in Six Mile creek Sunday by Rev. J. B. Hammonds of Vandervoort.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tate of near Wat son, Ok, met with very serious ac- cident on September 23, between De- Queen and Broken Bow. Their ear plunged into ditch across the road. "A culvert was in the course of con- struction and not finished and Mir. Tate was unaware of there being no bridge They were taken to the hos pitai at DeQueen, where they remained till last Friday, when they were brought to Cove and are now at the Commercial hotel under the care of Dr. Nelson.