The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1914-08-20

Hammoek's Drug store With the
first 36 bottles sold, a spray pump will
be given free.
Mrs. f. d. Crenshaw returned
Thursday from Helena where she spent
a couple of weeks with relatives. Mr..
Crenshaw joined them last week. re
turning with them Thursday night.
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Barton and daugh-
ter. Mrs. 7. H. Moore and two sons.
+ Thomas Jr., and Charles, of Memphis.
will arrive Friday via Kate Adams, to
visit her daughter, Mrs. l.. F. Etter.
Mrs H. MauIding returned Sunday
night from Memphis, where she under
went surgical operation about three
weeks ago. She is rapidly convalcsc-
ing. Her daughter. Miss Tommye,
met her at Helena.
Miss Hattie Boulden, who has been
visiting in Pine Bluff, returned Monday
to spend several weeks with her father
and brother, II. n. and John Bouldcn,
From here she will 20 to San Antonio,
where she will teach this winter.
The Dermott News is temporarily
established in the Bimel- shcroft
cottage just north of the depot, A
part Of our equipment has already ar
rived and we are prepared to take or
ders for Job work and advertising. \
telephone call tNo. 96) will bring the
News" man to your place of business.
Mrs. s. B. krisle left Monday FOR
St. Louis to buy stock of millinery.
Upon her return she will open her
store in one of the Hotel Dermott store
rooms. moving as soon as the Cfen-
shaw brick is completed, to the room
corresponding to that recently oecu-
pied by Mrs. Skipper 5 millinery store.
4 conspicuous yet neat and tasty
sign has recently been put ap on the
Exchange Bank and Trust Co.'S new
building by c. H. Bntton, who Is also
putting IN the vault and fixtures N the
interior OF the bank. Mr., Britton Is
an expert workman, and the finish and
fixtures. which are nearly completed
are very attractive.
Mr. and Mrs c. r Kirkpatrick left
Yesterday Morning for imboden,
Mammoth Springs and Thayer, Mo
At Mammoth Springs they viii attend
Chautauqua held by the \. L. Ar
kansas and s + Missouri Association.
Mr. kirkpatrick viii return IN about a
week, but Mrs kirkpatrick expects 10
be away for a month.
What promises 10 be one OF the most
exciting ball games of the season Is
scheduled for tomorrow FRIDAY al
ternoon, when the Dcrmott Merchants
viii cross bats with Co. X, of the Ar
kansas National Guard This is ben
ent for the local ball team, and every
body is urged to come out and see the
fun. Game called at / O'Clock.
The Dermott Baseball Nine still
claims the championship of Southeast
Arkansas. Warren having been unable
to wrest the honors from them. The
teams played double header on the
local diamond Friday. the first game
resulting in score of to Oln favor o.
Warren. the second being called in the
eighth inning on account of darkness.
the score being to 3. Out of seven
games which these teams have played,
Dermott has won four, two have re-
suited in tie and Warren has won
one
Intense anxiety is naturally felt by
those who have relatives IN Europe,
and the interrupted cable and mail
service makes il almost impossible To
hear from them ID. kimpel has 4
brother whose home is at Nurtzburg
Bavaria. from whom he has been un-
able to hear since the beginning of the
war. Victor Ortigate received letter
the first of the week from his sister at
Antwerp. Belgium, written at the be
Ginning of the hostilities, IN which she
aid her father. who was retired
officer in the Beeian army was again
in active service ana had left home for
the scene Of battle,
Visitors at the Baraca- Philathea Ri
bic Class last Sunday almost outnum-
bered the regular members, a number
OF the travelling men having responded
to the invitation given on the Gideon
Bibles which the class recently placed
in the rooms of the Dermott and Chi
cot Hotels Nearly everyone present
took part in the discussion of the les
son, during which some very interest
ing facts were brought out Begin
ming at 9:l5, an enjoyable song service
was held, aided materially by the violin
played by Willie Duerson and the from
bone played by Pope Blythe. Members
49, oiaao ara ifrrad To no pf1 "a mi