The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1915-08-05

fectlNe on tuesday morning, aug. IN
Baseball today, One of the fastest
games of the season is expected Mon
ticelo and Dermott tied through the
seventh at Monticello last week. Ev-
erybody ought to turn out and root tor
the home team Dermott versus VII
mar tomorrow.
The Political Equality Club held an
interesting meeting at the Hotel Der
mott Tuesday evening. The features
of the progrem We're an excellent paper
by Miss Vivian Hart Of Bissvllle, a
reading by Mrs Ada Jones, and a vo-
cal solo by Louie Belser
Mr.. and Mrs. s b. krise chaper-
oned party of young people on two
days "Trip to the Club House on Macon
Lake last week. The members OF the
party were Misses Maud Kennedy,
Adele Anderson and Esteile Ray born
and Messrs Ruford Daniels and Jim
johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs w t. parnell of Par
nell Springs spent several days here
last week at the home Of their SON
Harvey Parnell who took them home
in his ear Friday Evening His wife
and daughter accompanied him. =re
naming for visit of several days.
They returned to permott Tuesday
evening.
The program for tomorrow ttrlday
night at the Alex consists of five good
reels. Francis X Bushman and Rev-
erly Bayne will appear in modern
American drama. a two-reel play en-
titled Thirteen Down. There will
also br the Hearst ScliE News Pictorial
and two reels of the thirteenth episode
OF the Exploits of Elaine.
Mrs Ed Jones returned tn her home
here last Friday after 4 ak weeks ah-
sence. during which she visited New
Orleans. Morrilton, Little Rock and
Wilmot MIR. Jones. whose business
Headquarters are at Little Rock. ac-
companicd her on the trip and spent
several days here. returning To Little
Rock the first of the week
The Woman's Benefit Association OF
the Maccabees met July S0th. and a
good time was had by all present AT
ter the meeting. We We're served with
delicious salad and cold drinks. The next
meeting will be held Aug. 9TH at three
q clock All members are urged To be
present. Reporter
MIR. and Mrs. W ). Daniel left sun
dao morning for California, whore they
will visit the Panama-P Pacific and the
San Diego expositions En- route they
will also visit numerous other points of
interest. including Denver. salt Lake
city. Los Angeles, the Grand Canyon
of the Colorado in Arizona. and Gal
weston.
Much anxiety and alarm was felt
hbttlsiN IllElIt Nil'Ai H'''' ~ 81 ~ -
o'clock the fire alarm was given, and
the glare of flames in the sky led to
the belief that either the Fee Crayton
Bimel Ashcroft or Burleigh mill was
burning On account of the exceeding
dryness. an enormous loss was feared
Ii proved To be Frank Robinson : barn
\ -, ii tn tha Rnrl lai.Vh mill
G.. A. McWlliams of Memphis. of
the firm of K. II. 4 G.. A. McWilliams,
contractors in charge of our drainage
work. spent Tuesday here with the
drainage commissioners. Accompanied
Hams made Il thorough inspection of
the ditch. the berme and the right of
way ahead of the dredPe boat He also
remained for the meeting of the Board
which was held yesterday morning.
Anyone contemplating purchasing a
car should not fail to read the ad in
this issue of W L. Blanks OF Hamburg,
+ latest reduction in prices makes the
/ five passenger touring car cost the
buyer Si7l, 40 delivered. Through their
profit sharing coupons, the Ford Motor
Co will return to Ford BUYERS in thi.
territory 81. $50 Mr. Blanks has solo
81 cars this season, counting from
August To August
County Judge Harry +. Cook, County
Clerk Geo. Elder and c. F Hogue OF
Lake Village We're popular Dermott
visitors Tuesday While here. they
were transacting business of impor
tance. as may he seen by other columns
of this paper. Among other things.
Judge Cook left with us notice for
publication, calling in county scrip on
Nov. lst As TO the value of scrip. II
is interesting TO note in this connection
that when Judge Cook became county
f ,,,Jua Chicnt rnuptv was Ssb 600 in