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The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
OLD COVE ITEMS.

the last week. io' F. |. Rigs5y came up from Grannis Artie Trew left Sunday for Tal;- nlna, Ok., for short visit with rela. Born. to Mir. and Mrs. | R VII night. '''oi uas James Cureton returned home Sat- urday from near Fort Smith. where he has been employed
 Clement Ogden of Wtasan oI spent the week end with his naronte place. '''is
 There was singing at shadp Point " ana Mrs. Ed Rogers Saturday nice time 0- . Mir. and Mrs Clayton Iceman left oaturday for some point in Okla bona' where they will make their
 George Hassley and family have moved to the Dover place on Six Mile formerly known as the Hendricks
 1anieis ana Howard Church. man cf Go0kviiie. Tex, visited at the home of r. Trew last Tuesday Mr lrew went home with them for a short visit. 0i a
 Mrs. S. F. Moore has been on the siek list for the last few days.
 " D. Stockton spent Sunday at tlie home of his son, George, near Me
 
 sunday school every Sunday at the church at 10 a. m. Everyone invited te come. s. T. Moore is superintend- ent and Perno Trew is secretary r,fayer meeting on Sunday nigbfs MISS Winnie Burteh is leader for next Sunday night 0i 'ie~' Dewey Trew of Talihina and Miss ooia Rigsby of this place was mar red at the courthouse in Mena ias+ Saturday. Mr. Trew is a membar s of prominent family of Talihina and ;s a nicee young man. The bride was tbs daughter of the Rev. K. |, R;cshr and IS we'll known over this no5tiong 1iog Of m the county. We wish MT. and Mrs Irew happy married life. They wifi make their home in Talihina VI"
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
BIC FORK SITS.

 Prank Hass went to Mena last week filton HaSs ana Earl Fowler went to Nena Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. A. Simpson and children went 10 Highland Sunday. The stork visited the A. |. Jones hoy poa''u The people of this community are ln 1921. 'O' eiops Mrs. F. 2. Davis and son. Marvin. and Mrs. Steve Edwards went ta Mena Saturday. " Burt and John Lewis of Slatinpton visited Saturday night with fr;ands ana relatives at Butcher Knife.
 Tom Davis and sister. Rosa and rI- Cert Parker spent Thursday night at the v A. Cox home at Slatin0ton
 Miss Vera Ferguson. the school teaesaer at Big Fork. visited Sat,,r- jay and Sunday with home folks at Wonble. "' Mr. and Mrs, w. J. Bates and eh;i dren visited Saturday night and Sun day with Me Bates parents. MT and Mrs w s. Bates. anu !. Mr. and Mrs. Lit Abernathv snent sHturday night with Mr. Abernathv,s parents, MT. and Mrs. R II Ahs,' nathY al Dry Greek.
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The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
CENTER POINT cIRcLETs.

Freedom Hall is being reshingled : Harvey Johnson has the misfortune Go lose good horse Friday.
 Charles Sartin and family spent Sunday with the C. F ChambIin fam- fly.
 Our school pupils have become much interested in basketball, as we'll as lessons.
 Mason Chamblin of Mena was the guest of his cousin, David Chamblin, Saturday night.
 Several members of the Jim Lem ming family and also Mrs Lemming s father are very sick at their home.
 Dr. Webb had serious attack of heart trouble Saturday, from which he soon rallied and is about as well as usual now.
 Mrs Metcalf arrived Friday from Pittsburg. Kas., to join her husband. who has rented the G. E. Hill place for the coming year.
 Mrs. Fox and Mrs. Schyler and children of Mena, were called here Saturday by the serious illness of their father Dr. Webb.
 James Warden left Sunday morn ing for the Samuel Robinson home at Mountain Fork having spent Satur- day night at the home of Isaac Saur baugh.
 Mrs. Nephew and children from near St. Louis accompanied her moth- er' Mrs. Metcalf to this place and is assisting Ter in getting settled in the new home.
 Friends here have received an nouncement of the marriage of Miss .niogene Carr to young man named Derryberry. The marriage occurred during the holiday season at Ward vile Ok. near where the young peo pie will live. The bride is the only daughter of Bert Carr and wife. who formerly lived here.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
GRANNIs GRAINS.

1 Mr. Lowe returned from Mena Mon- day
 Miss Florence Allen entered school here Monday.
 Julian Jones went to Cole Springs Sunday night.
 Joe Sargent left Monday morning for the oil fields. Alex Coyle and w. E. Hungate were in Mena Monday.
 A carload of lumber was wrecked south of town Friday night.
 W. E. Hungate and Ray Wiseley wsre in DeQueen Sunday.
 Mir .and Mrs. T. A. Wilson drove to DeQueen Monday in their Ford.
 Bill Miller of Baker, was visiting friends in Grannis Sunday afternoon. Bonnie McVay was up, from De- Queen Sunday visiting future rela- tives
 Mrs. Fitch gave birthday party Friday night to several of the young folks.
 Robert Lease returned to Mena Sunday, where he has been going to school.
 1AtSo <AitAdUCltG AHChlintH tained number of young folks at her home Sunday.
 Miss Patsy Mathis returned to Cove Sunday afternoon, where she has been teaching.
 Mir. Cannon and family, accompan- jed by Annabelle Mckinney and Opal Wiseley drove to DeQueen Saturday. There was surprise party at Clinton's Saturday night in honor of Gladys. All reported a good time. c. K. sherman, Belle and Annie Eillue and Bethel Higgins attended the teachers meeting in Wickes Sat urday.
 Misses Gladys Clinton and Boots Kirby returned to DeQueen Sunday afternoon where they have been going to school.
 The Kids.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
ROCKY ROCKETS.

Il. c. and L. E. Pollard were trad. ing in Mena Saturday.
 Elmer Earnest and Jewell Strawr were Mena visitors Saturday. Andrew and Gober Maldwin mar keted hogs in Mena Saturday.
 The Rev. Doyle Rowe of Mena will preach at Rocky next Sunday.
 The young people enjoyed a party Thursday night at the Rowe home.
 Mrs. B. B. Wright left last Tuesday for Liberty, Neb., to visit relatives J. c. Terrell and son. Lacy. mar. keted cotton in Mena Thursday. re- ceiving ten cents per bound
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
RANSOM REPLIES.

Ivan Gatlin is working for MT iunter Fleming.
 jonn Stokes working neer Mena or W. E. Watkins.
 Mrs. Lesley Wood spent day and ast week.
 Cur farmers are blowing and get ing ready for the spring crops.
 Miss Hattie Wasson entertained a ew friends last Friday night and all report a nice time.
 Mr. and Mrs. Will Coy. Mrs Ed Shinn and Mir. and Mrs. i K Monnt traded in Mena last Saturday.
 Mr, and Mrs Asa Gatlin and chil. aren spent Friday night with Mir and Mrs, John Graf. near Mena.
 Mrs. J K Mount received a letter lfom rom kansas last week stating Ray ago was sick with smallpox. but was getting along nicely.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
UNION GRoVE-PosEY HOLLOW.

Mamie Martin is on the sick list J. Bass and s ". Bass went to Mena Monday. v
 Uncle John Middaugh is some bet ter. tho he is still very ill.
 A, D. Combs returned to his home at Potean Ok. Wednesdav
 Misses Nrdie and Rosie Swiger were Mena visitors Saturday.
 Elihu Ford has moved from Ko- nawa, Ok, back to Polk county
 Henry Kennedy and !. P. Kind were Mena visitors Saturday night '. John and Alvin Combs. Ellie and hennith Posey were in Mena Satur-
 A log. fell off the house Mir. Martin E ouiiding' falling on the little May poy.. causing painful injuries.
 The singing at the Him S,y;ga,. home Sunday evening was well at- tended. All report a good time
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
WICKES DENTAL NOTICE.

Dr. l. o. Dickson will be in Wickes February 1st to 5th, to do dental work. Remember the small filings are the best, so it will be necessary to see about the work now, for it don't take so long for small cavities to make large ones, and then it takes more tune and nerve" to have them filled. and If you do not have them filled. the tooth soon feels like it is "all nerve ' Crown and bridge work i- our spec. ialty.
 Dr. L. o. Dickson & Dr. F. D. Henry, dentists. First National bank building, Mena, Ark.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
Ing with her son, Win Nichols, al

ing with her son, Will Nichols, at rlecdom for almost year.
 There was a dance and card party at the Ed Titus home near Old Dal- las on Thursday night.
 Bob Case rsturned from the Free dom neighborhood last night. He went to bring load of household gcods for Mrs. s. A. Nichols.
 The farmers are very busy getting the ground ready for their early crops. Some have their potatoes planted now.
 C. o. Cole has made a lot of inn provements on his place west of Old Dallas, he has built new barn and added new room to his dwelling.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
A TONIC

Groves Tasteiess chill Tonic restore. Energy and Vitality 5y Pur4ylng and Enrichine tho Blood. When you feel i;s strengthening, invigoratins effect. soe aov it brings color to the cheeks and how 1t improves inc appetite, you will the. appreciate its true tonic value
 Groves Iasteless chill Tonic is minply iron and Quinine suspended iii syrup. sJ pleasant even children like | Tie blosd needs QulNINE to Purify 1t ana l2SH to Enrich 1t. Dostroys slalar.al gerras ana Grip germs by it's Strengthening. lays ass- aling Effect 75c.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
GAIN GATHERINGS.

Mrs. McAllister is sick this week. Our school is progressing nicely in charge of Miss Austin. ". o. Coffman and Mir. Nine trad cd in Mena Thursday. Wallace Anderson visited at the home of W. 0. Coffman Sunday. The warm weather we have had the past few days makes people think of gardening.
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The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
vANDERvooRT vERITrEs.

Miss Virgil Bailey went to Mena one day last week. S''a
 Dr Mullins was up from Grannis Saturday of last week.
 Miss Ruey Wiley spent the week end with home folks in Mena.
 MI. and Mrs. R. P. West brooks snd baby. of Electra, Tex. are visit lhg relatives here this week.
 Miss Katherine McNeil denarted ,ast week for her home at IndianoIa la, after pleasant visit with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. David MT. and Mrs. K. II. Skinner and l;t fle daughter were down from covs sunday spending the day at the home ~ Mrs. Skinner's narerts. Mr and Mrs. F N. Cecil. '' anu
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
MouNTAIN FoRK FoInLEs.

MOUNTAIN FORK FOIBLES. l Mr Eaves and Will Reed took tie. to Potter Saturday There were singing at Shadp Point Sunday evening.
 ]. P. Wallace preached at Shady Point Sunday night.
 Albert and Will Languley took ties sc Potter Saturday.
 K. w. Rivers was county seat visitor Saturday. W. L. Linam baled hay for Tom Rodgers Wednesday.
 k. Fields of the Divide was at Mountain Fork Saturday.
 Albert Wallace gave a house rais- ing Wednesday.
 Miss Winnie Wallace spent Satur- day night with the Ebert Wallace family of Shady Point.
 Tom Rodgers and children of the Oklahoma line spent Saturday night at the Ed Rodgers home.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jim Bedding spent Saturday night with their sons and family of near Center Point.
 Miss Fannie Claussen of Shady Point visited the Mountain Fork school Tuesday.
 Miss Mary Bedding of Mountain Fork, spent Saturday night with Miss Sadie and Oma Hill.
 w. c. Gordon and family of the Mountain Fork store visited relatives at Center Point Sunday.
 Will Smith of this place spent Sun day with George Gordon of Center Point.
 Mir. and Mrs. Ebert Wallace are the proud parents of baby how born Tuesday. the 18th.
 Miss Ora Tucker. teacher of the Mountain Fork school, spent Satur- day night with Miss Reba Landers
 Bro. w. M. Martin delivered an in- terestlng sermon at Shady Point Sun day at II a. m.
 MT. and Mrs. Basil Bedding of Oak Grove attended the party given at the James Thompson home Saturday nightr.
 A large crowd met Thursday night al the Henry Languley home for a fun. S '''o
 R. P. White of Cedar Rapids Ia who came in for visit at the Clossin nome, spent Sunday night at the w. l.. Liman home.
 There was a party given at the James Thompson home Saturday night. The music was furnished hv Jlm House and Basil Bedding.
 Mrs. M. c. Gray who has been sick Tor the past week, is now reported some better. N- '~N Miss Fannie Claussin spent Tues day night at the Larken Claugsin home near Mountain Fork.
 Frank Cornelison and family of Rocky, visited Sunday at the Robert Sartin home.
 Aunt Millie Crawford. living near Rocky, who has spent several days with her daughter, Mrs. Robert Sar- I'm, returned home Sunday. Miss Rheba Landers. teacher of t,he Shady. Grove school spent Satur- day with her sister and family. Mrs w. L. Linam, of this place. She was accompanied by Pete Curr and fam
 Mrs. Osie Mcbride and daughters Ruby. and Lda, spent Saturday nirht and Sunday with chr sister. Mrs Henry. Languley, and family of the big mill. '"0
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
DALLAS DOINGS.

Charles Sunderland and wife from st Joseph, Mo, are visiting his par ents MT. J. A. Sunderland. of the Dallas Valley. s''s
 Mrs. s. A. Nichols has moved bacl, to her home here. She has been liv-
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27
CoRfNTH cnAyFs

puife fcp from Mena and rnl X '~areg fhe Slnglnr at the home If
 Mr- and Mrs Jim Davis of Creon- .-.- :. --- nrn Tow loeatea on their
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27

new farm which they recently pur- chased.
 The singing at the home of Mir. and Mrs. D. w. Cannon Sunday night was well attended and highly enjoyed by all present.
 Misses Lillie Kent and Jewell Wiles and Mcssrs Wesley and Will mer Earhart were Mena visitors Sunday afternoon.
 R. H. Stockton and daughter. Ger 9ldine. and Mrs. Roy Stockton are visiting this week with relatives and friends at Hatfield.
 The Glover Leaf Community Club met at this place Tuesday night. Jan uary IS. Several important questions were discussed and the club was re- ported to be progressing nicely.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27

for r. 4 Smith, reports lots of ties coming to Vandervoort. He bough. lG04 ties last week.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27

Borrowing book from the public iiprary m one city and returning it 70 the library in the next town in winch ne makes stop may be ar- ranged for the travelling man.
The Mena weekly star., 1921-01-27

The Fair store is now located on 6 Mena street in the Shields building E
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
SANDSTONE WINS AGAIN

The Sandstone High School
basket ball quint defeated the
Mora High at Sandstone last
Friday evening by a score Of %
to 18. w. r. Smith Of the
University, did excellent referee
work.
The Sandstone Town team also
won game this week. defeat
ing the town team Of Rush City
on the Sandstone floor last eve
ming by a score Of 21 to H..
Superintendent N. f. Schwartz
refereed this game.
The next opponents Of the
Sandstone High will be the
Hinckley High tomorrow (Fri-
day. evening at Sandstone. j.
c. Henderson Of the Central
High. Minneapolis, viii referee.
The Hinckley team defeated the
Moase Lake team Monday eve
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
COUNTY POULTRY
SHow--SiNDSToNE
Will be Held at the villa9o
Hall a. Derembes 10,
n, 70 and 10.

L. F. Appleby. Pine City. who
is secretary Of the Pine County
Poultry Association IL busy giv-
ing publicity to the big show
which this association 10 to put
on at Sandstone on Dec. 16, II.
Is and 10. This is their seventh
annual show.
The Pine County Poultry Az
sociation in presenting. their
seventh annual premium list
wishes to extend to the public =
cordial invitation to spend . day
at the show and If possible send
in few birds. Let IN all boost
to make this one Of tho largest
and best poultry shows ever held
in this part of the state. Tho
aim is to make It pleasant and
profitable as well as instructive
TO all.
The Association is 4 life men,
her Of the American Poultry As
sociation and will hold its show
under its rules in accordance
with the 1915 edition Of the
Standard of perfection. At this
show will be offered by the
American Association one Of its
handsome special medals for the
best cockerel in a group to con-
sist Of the American, Asiatic.
Mediterranean. English, Polish.
Hamburg. French. Game and
Continental classes.
A handsome special medal for
the best bird in bantam classes
is offered.
A beautiful three-color diploma
is offered for the best male
under one year in all standard
breeds in land and water foul.
Any one wanting entry blanks
or premium lists may get them
by writing the secretary l.. F..
Appleby. Pine City. Any other
information will also be given on
request.
Paul Won Mehren, Hinckley. is
president Of the Pine County
Poultry Association and H. Amos,
Sandstone, is vice president.
Directors are as follows: Homer
Pooler. Pine City; c. J. Hoaglund,
Finlayson; f. J. Wright, Brook
Park; M. Bahneman, Pine City;
S. 3. Kilstofte. Askov; Frank
Ziegler, Hinckley.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08

now ready to talk to the women
on the subject of the women's
and children's institutions of the
state and the work to be done
in support of the Board of
Control.
In opening their legislative
program work at this early date,
the Legislative Council Of the
State League believes that it will
have an opportunity to become
more conversant with matters
concerning education, child vel
fare. and the like which will
need legislative action in 1922.
The Legislative Council, with
Mrs. Andreas Ueland as it's chair
man. is composed of the heads
Of the State Committees Of the
League and in addition repres
entatives from State social and
political organizations having
legislative committees. Meetings
will be held constantly from now
until the opening Of the next
legislature and the entire state
organization kept Thoroughly in
formed as to the matters under
discussion.
A most important part Of the
preparation work will be done
through the women of the Con
gressional districts who will
study their home needs and com
municate their findings to the
State Legislative Committee
One woman in each Congress.
sional District is to be appointed
a member of the Council. A
number of the Chairmen Of State
Committees, including Mrs
Bertha Dahl Laws of Appleton
Mrs. Eugene Dieudonne Of James.
vile. and Miss Florence
Monahan of Shakopee, are
women living outside the Twin
Cities and are members Of the
Council by virtue Of the State
Chairmanships.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
League Of Women Voters Begins
1922 Legislative Program.

Miss Caroline Crosby, the
first woman appointed to the
State Board Of Control by
Governor Preus, has been chosen
by the State League Of Women
Voters to be the speaker and
guest Of honor at the opening of
their series Of Legislative
luncheons TO consider the bills
to be laid before the next Legis-
lature. Miss Crosby has, up to
date. refused to speak on the
work Of the Board of Control
until she had gained more exper-
ience in her new work but is
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
SANDSTONE MASONS WILL
BUILD.

The Masonic lodge at Sand
stone which numbers nearly 100
members voted at their meeting
Monday evening to build q
temple in that village next year
to cost approximately $4,000.
The work will be started in the
spring.
Election Of officers the same
evening resulted as follows: L.
B. Carl, w. NJ; Abe Markus, s.
w.; Jess Ingram. j. w.; H. r.
Webb, treasurer.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
Pine County
Farm News
Edited by Fred S. Idtse, Manager
Pine County Farm
Bureau.
Board Of Direc tors Of Minnesota
Cooperative Creamery Assn
District Unit No. > meets.

The meeting Of the board Of
directors of district unit No. 2
held at Hinkley the afternoon Of
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
VOTE DOWN NURSE

At the meeting Of the county
commissioners Monday the prop
osition Of having the expenses
of the county nurse paid for by
the county was voted down.
Quite a large delegation was
there to argue for it.
Heretofore the nurses salary
has been paid out Of Red Cross
funds but the burden was found
to be almost too much, but it
will perhaps have TO be met
again in the same manner If the
nurse is to be retained.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08
ming by a score Of 36 to 9 and
a good game is looked for Friday
evening.
Will he Heard at Askov Friday
Evening. Dec. 3.

The fifth number on the
lyceum course under auspices Of
the American Legion will be a
lecture by DR.. Chuan Hwa Lo at
the d. b. s. hall tomorrow
friday evening. This young
man is very anxious to become
acquainted with his audiences
and have them ask questions
after the lecture. thus deriving
more benefit therefrom. In a
letter from the Lecture and
Lyceum Department of the Uni
versity to the American Legion
post here, they wrote in part as
follows:
"Dr. Chuan Hwa Lo who ia to
lecture for you is a young man
from China who is very willing
and anxious to tell his audiences
what they want to know.
He will be glad to give a talk
at the school when there is time,
and he will conduct an open
forum after the lecture in which
you can ask him any questions
you wish about the lecture.
You will derive benefit from
this lecture in proportion to the
effort you put forth to make
him feel at home"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-12-08

December 1st, was very interest
ing and very satisfactory to those
interested in the development
of this movement.
The meeting was called to con
slider the action taken by the
executive committee November
8th in hiring the field man. Thi.
district unit>of the Buttermak
er's Assn also held their annual
meeting on that day, anc
requested a conference with the
executive committee at which
conference the buttermakers
strongly recommended the Sc
curing of Mr.. Starvick as felc
man.
The directors after consider
ing this question felt that they
could not afford to go out anc
pay a salary of $4,000 or $4,000
per year, especially while the
association was just getting
established. They further fell
that it would be better to retain
the field man engaged by the
executive committee and recon-
mend to the state association
that Mr.. Starvick be secured il
possible as supervisor Of field
men. After a thorough discus
sion, motion was passed endors
ing the action taken by the
executive committee at theil
meeting November Sth; anC
another motion recommending Il
the state association that ;
supervisor Of feldmen bt
secured and if possible to secure
Mr.. Starvick.
This action met with the ap
proval of the buttermaker':
association and it seemed that
a thorough understanding hac
been reached at the close Of the
meeting, with everyone working
in harmony for the best interests
Of the association.
The association passed resolu-
tions extending their thanks and
appreciation to the Odd Fellow
Lodge of Hinckley for the use of
their hall and also to Isadore
Wendt who generously placed
big box Of cigars at the dis
posal Of the meeting.