The Dermott news., 1915-05-20


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 Loan negotiated on town property and farm lands, one to ten years. h. terest payable annually or semi-annual- ly J. T. CRENSHAW.
 Mrs J. ]. Lowe and daughter. Miss Nola, of kennett, Mo, are here visiting Mrs Loves daughter. Mrs. Aga Berryman.
 The Rev Shaw of Lake Village. but formerly of Dermott, was in town Monday shaking hands with some of his old parishioners.
 Mr and Mrs Eli Dante will receive their friends Sunday afternoon from 3 to in honor of the graduation of Miss Mollie. their daughter
 Mrs w. J. Rayborn and grandson. Herbert Swain, left "Wednesday to visit Mrs. Rayborn's < daughter. Mrs. Paul Johnson, at Holly Grove.
 A large delegation of "rooters' ac- companied the Dermott team to Will mar Tuesday. to see them administer a defeat to the Wilmar club. : Editor and Mrs. c. F. Kinney re turned today from Harrison, where they attended the annual meeting of the Arkansas Press Association. Rev w. r. Stansbury. pastor of the Baptist Church of this city. left last week to attend the Southern Baptist Convention which convened at Waco. Texas.
 Call phone ls6 when you want wood or anything hauled We have a wagon on the streets all the time. ready to do your hauling. Phone lS6. i-224t W. M. Matthews, manager of the Schnieder Slave Company left Sunday for Little Rock to attend the funeral :, service of the late A. C. Wilson. Mir. [ Matthews will return from Little Rock by way of Hot Springs where he will spend few days reeuperating. The Christian Endeavor Society of the Presbyterian church is taking on new life. A very interesting meeting 2 was held last Sunday night. The music committee Is preparing some special music for next Sunday night and it is hoped that all the members will be , present
 The editor and family last week en- joyed a case of fine strawberries. com : pliments of MT and Mrs | M. Holland l. of Judsonia. Judsonia s the largest strawberry shipping point in the state. her berries excelling not only in quanti- ty but in quality as well. r Keep case of Soda Water at home in the refrigerator. It Is a healthful and refreshing drink for the children as we'll as for the mother Delivered at your home in cases of two dozen. the bottle. to be returned when empty 4-22-4t Dermott Bottling Works . The friends of Miss lone Farrar will ! be surprised to learn of her marriage to MT Joe Harold Crawly of Kansas 1 City, which is to be Soemnized this tThursdayl evening at her home in Pine Blsti. They will go at once to Shreveport where they will make their home.
 Dr G. W Ringgold, formerly of Morriton. has moved his family to Dermott and Is now living in the Cren- shaw house. Dr, RnEgold has had several years experience in the practice of medicine and surgery and expects { to resume the practice of his profession in Dermott as soon as suitable office can be obtained
 ] D. kimpel last Friday received let ter from his brother. Albert kimpel. of ] Wuerzburg. Bavaria The letter. which was mailed April 22, had been censored by German authorities a2d much of it ] rendered illeC,ble He stated that the supply of flour was limited to one half ! pound a day for each person, that | amount being issued by the govern ] ment.
 Quite bunch of base ball fans ac- 1 companied the local team to Warren last Friday to see them administer q defeat to the Warrenites Among the crowd were Alb Bowden, Alb Parrish, l W. s Daniel, June Gibson, Elliott 1 Flowers, j. II Cavaness. Mrs. Ruby M Jones, MT Townsley, Miss Peazley, Jesse Walton and Lee Woolfolk