The Mena weekly star., 1921-02-10

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 Douglas Walker attendcd juvenile coart at Mena Saturday.
 Mrs. K. H. Skinner visited Frz, Sallie Dorsey 1t Mena last week.
 Miss Ethel Parker visited Mrs. Hickman n Meha Friday and Satus
 Mr. and Mrs. H9baueh Of Meua visited with Mir and Mrs. Lave sras s1ianv
 Mrs. Ella Hill returnad from Mena sunday, where she lad been Vtslt'ps her slater. Mrs King.
 Mir. ens eSrs Merton and family visited thcr sister Resf 9i Mana, also attended juvenile eou Saturday.
 |. Fl. keener V Potter purchased lhe rrist mill of q. t. Coplan and will install il at Potter where it is badly neoded.
 Rev Campbell Of Hugo, Ok, pres irlsng elder passed thru Cove Friday sn his way to Smithville, to hold quaf- terly conference.
 The baby of Henry Chapman got it's hands badly burned few days ago It was playing with 2 celluloid comb which caught fire.
 Mr. ana Mes Naai after an absence as q year in Oklahoma, returned to Cove Sunday No place like Ar'.an- aas and Polk county
 There was a boN snppes at Vel ecine Home Saturday nipht The boxes sold for S33, which will ee used m buying seats fng ihe school house
 The Rev. hsssanionds of Wander yport filled his appointment at the Baptist church. He preached an e2 sellent sermon to full house.
 John Couian went tO Mena Monday and returned with d new Ford truck bought from the Proctor-Smith Motor company He intends to use it in the hauling of freight from Mena Co sup ply his store here.
 Mrs. Pat O'Hearn who has been in poor health for several years and con fined to her bed for the last SIX months, is able to sit up Her many friends hope she will soon recover. Little Helen O'Hearn is also sick this week.
 Mr and Mrs. C. C. Coplan chap eroned crowd of the young folks one night last week. They went to to the steel bridge across Buffalo on T marshmallow roast and report jelly time.
 The boys and girls basketball teams of Vandervoort came to Cove Friday afternoon to play the Cove teams. The girls score was 2 to nothing in favor of Cove the boys score was 10 to 1 in favor of Cove. Our school is getting along nicely with Prof. Woods as principal and his able assistants, Mrs. Woods, Miss Copes and Miss Mathis. Prof. Woods reports large number enrolled and a larger per cent of attendance than in any former year.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Easterwood came in from Kansas City and moved to their farm two and half miles from Cove for which they traded with MT. Alcolt their property in Kansas City. MT. and Mrs. Allcolt moved to their new home Monday.
 John Morcland of Milford, Tex, arrived Monday morning iwth a car load of household goods and stock and will move on his farm, west of Cove, which he bought q year ago. He has a fine Hereford COW and heif- CT pure bred. He is a subscriber to The Star and wants the paper to come to Cove instead of Milford.
 The Truck and Fruit Growers and Berry Association met Saturday, ac- cording to appointment and agreed on two separate organizations. Before separating to hold their business meetings, they listened to interesting and instructive address by Mir. Easter wood and Mrs. Austin. Mrs. Austin is in favor of a Woman's Club and wishes to organize one at this place. The demonstration agent made strong appeal to the farmers to or ganize and stick together. The Berry Association reports 45 acres bearing strawberries and 10 acres pledged and 70 acres. pledged to eantaloupes. The Truck and Fruit Growers Associa- ton appointed the president to confer with the members as to acreage to be planted and amount of fertilizer needed
 Sunny Slope.