The Dermott news., 1915-06-17
Additional Locals.

Additional Locals.
 Nrs. C. E. Crane anI daughter lett yesterday for Canal poyess Ohio. where taee We're ca1.eI ea account 5f tfe -crioa. illness of her mother. Latter they will Eo b Wisconsin to yi=5t Mr. Cranes relatives a.,e.
 Mss Cara Johnson ~a5 is at tbe Lake Village IndrmarE is reported as improving ao1 expects ,oon ;9 he ah3e 10 return home. Sha was recently opcratcl ua for appendicitis b.. ha F. F.. Barlow of ysis place.
 The following member, of the local military company are serving as a-hers during the Chaatau4aa session: Lieut.. J. r. Delaney R. Lee WooIfolk, A O. Flowers. ! II. Gayauess, Henry Daerson. Bob Parrish and Jim Johnson. Wall pafe~. canvass. tacks
 Orr Hdve Co.
 Abbott Cone of the Fee-CraytoA Lumber to. has rented the Mauld'ng residence fer taa sumner His mother and sister came from Little Rock the tir-t of the week aai will make thl- thetr home for several months, possibly permanently.
 Koadraa-;er ! A Morris aad family are moUnE th5s Week into the Crenz shaw hoase recently occupied bg MT and Mrs W. N Courtney. whe are in turn moving ta raoes l0 the Daniels residence where ,aey VI do light housekeeping
 Mrs. Caas :. Robertson of Oakland. Calif.. who ha. Eeea visiting here for several weeks. leaves Sunday morning to return hone Her mother, Mrs B. Ford. will accompany her, and will spend several months at Oakland. San Francisco ana san Diego.
 Postmaster J E Leeqer informs Us that the Dermott R ! n No. l was started yesterday. with W l. Sp,awn as temporary carrier The carriers examination wl.i be held at Lake Wiz lage June 26, after which the regular appointment will be made
 Lawn Movers. Grass Catchers
 Orr Hdwe Co.
 Mrs. Geo A Moseley. how pf For dyce but formerly of Dermott, leaves Sunday for Warren and Monticello. where she will visit relatives before returning home She has been here the past two weeks visiting at the Jonah Moseley home and attending the ChautauQua
 Mrs. (. D. Wood and Mir. Claude Thompson of Little Rock were guests of Mr. and Mrs F. P Remley here Sunday They We're en route home from Monticello where they went to accompany the remains c Z their brother, Earl Thompson, who died in Little Rock Thursday morning an! was buried in Monticello saturday
 Roofing, Building paper
 Orr Hiwe Co.
 l. is practically impossible for u, to get the names of all aHt of t8"n yisj- tors this week Iary from the neigh boring towns are here ,o spend the entire week ari each train from north east south ana west brings visitors for one CT more of the entertainments l29 came over from Monticello Tuesday and most of them expressed their in- tentior of returning for the remaining attractions Visitors from other towns came in similar proportions. Dermott welcomes these visitors. We apprc- cate their cooperation in making the Chautauqua success and feel highly gratifed that we can offer such splen- did attractions.
 It is simply too much of good thing to have to get out newspaper with all these Cha0tauqua attractions in town. We thought we would pass up the morning lectures and use that time for work. but We were foolish enough to go to hear the first one and there's no use talking, We simply had to hear the others. Of course we can afford to miss the afternoon and even ing entertainments, so there's nothing left to do but apologize for a bun issue. But just let us give you a tip if you re not hearing Booth Lowery's morning hour lectures because you think that of all the entertainments you can best afford to miss them. you are making the mistake of your life