The Dermott news., 1915-06-03
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 Mir and Mrs. George Spencer of Monticello were guests here last week at the home of her brother. Henry Bordeaux.
 Mir and Mrs. Andrew Payne of St. Louis are the guests of Mir and Mrs. Tom Ivy this week. Mrs Payne is a sister of Mrs. Ivy.
 Mrs. NJ. F. Coats and two schildren left last week for Meridian, Miss, where they will spend the summer with Mrs. Coats parents.
 Mrs. Chas s. Robertson arrived in Dermott Sunday from Oakland, Cali fornia. to spend a few weeks here at the home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs. B. Ford
 Mrs Julius Daniels and Miss Maude Kennedy are visiting relatives at Cam den. They went to attend the wedding of Elmo kennedy, brother of Mrs. Daniels
 Mrs. s. E. Orr and two little girls are spending this week at Wilmar with Mrs Orr's parents. Mir and Mrs. L. E. Hoke Mr Orr spent Sunday there with them.
 Attention is called to the change in the railway schedule of train No. l06. formerly due here at 1; ;37. now due at 2:l0 This train now meets No. l05 at Hudspeth.
 ]. NJ Anderson of Alice. Texas. is a guest here at the home of his aunt. Mrs. ". ]. Rayborn Mir Anderson ia bank cashier and is assi> ting this week at the Dermott Bank.
 Buy your wood at summer prices. One horse wagon load, blocks or Ii inch wood. 25c: two horse wagon load. soc. at factory.
 Bir;el- Ashcroft Mfg. Co.
 Mrs. !. T. Freeman and son. John Armory. are spending this week in Monticello with Mrs. Dolph Fish. Mir. Freeman says his wife being gone is the cause of his being SO thin and poorly.
 Misses Lois Foster, Leona Ray yborn, Adelle Anderson and Estelle Rayborn are attending the teachers institute at McGehee. They go up on the early morning train and return home at l l:37 D. m. each day.
 There will be call meeting of the Cemetery Committee held tomorrow tFriday) afternoon at 3:30 at the home of Mrs. E. P. Remley. All members and all interested parties are urgently requested to be present
 Mrs. Lee Woolfolk returned Sunday from Marion where she has been visit ing her parents for the past month. Mir. Woolfolk. who has been spending the past two weeks in Little Rock. re- turned with her Sunday.
 The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will serve lunches on the Chautauqua grounds between the afternoon and evening entertainments each day dur ing Chautauqua week. Make your plans to patronize the ladies.
 Rev. J. A. Sage came up from Bliss vile Sunday to be present Sunday night at the special sermon to the Masons preached by Rev. J. l.. Cannon. Mrs. Sage is just recovering from an opera tion which she underwent at Pine Bluff a couple of weeks ago.
 County Examiner U. C. Barnett is spending this week at McGehee. where he and County Examiner Reynolds of Arkansas City are conducting the Desha -Chicot County Institute for teachers. All the teachers in these two counties are required to attend.
 Wednesday night of next week the Alex Theatre will show a five part motion picture Romance entitled The Only Son, in which the favorite juve- nile star, Thos. w. Ross, will play the leading part. ''rhe Only Son. was written by Winchell Smith. author of "Brewsters Millions
 The 20th episode of the 'Peri!s of Pauline" was late in arriving and could not be shown at The Alex Tuesday night as scheduled. Owing to the The Spitfire. special Famous Players feature already booked for last night. Pauline" was postponed until tonight. Exploits of Elaine" tomorrow (Fri- day) night.
 Six non- commissioned officers of Co. K. returned Sunday from Fort Logan H. Roots where they have been attend ,py arhool nf instruction far ,xvo