The Dermott news., 1915-05-27
Roofing. Building paper.

Contractor R. w. Lane has had a crew of men at Lake Village the past week repairing the home of E. r. Toney. which was damaged by fire about year ago.
 Mrs J. N Morris. district deputy of the Royal Neighbors of America. leaves today for Eudora to spend the remainder of the week on business for that organization.
 H. N. Boulden ]. T. Freeman and ]. F. Delaney went to Little Rock Tuesday to accompany the remains of NJ. F. Tuefel who was drowned Mon day evening at Blssville
 ]. W. A. Reynolds came over from Arkansas City Saturday to spend couple of weeks here He has just closed his second year as principal of lhe Arkansas City school.
 A full ear load of fruit jars, consiGn- ed to Fox Bros of Pine Bluff, was un- loaded here this week. The jars were reconsigned in smaller lots tlots of emp to various towns in this section.
 Buy your wood at summer prices. Onc-horse wagon load, blocks or II inch wood 25e; two-horse wagon load, Bee at factory.
 EimcI-As shcroft Mfg Co.
 Earle W Fcezor of raducah. Ky. = here this week visiting his brother, T. E. fee2or. whom ae has not seen for more than ten years lie Is saperlu= tendent of public schools in his co.nty.
 Master Ed Jones leaves today for Helena to spend few days with his father. Next wee6 he will leave for New Orleans to spend the summer with his aunts. Mrs. Berendsohn and Miss Mayme Jenes.
 Dr. G. W. RinggoId who recently moved here from Morriitoa expects to secure and occupy suitable otiiee about june l. h thr meantime any one desiring his services can fad hlm at his residence. Phone 91.
 Mrs. Chas. <. Robertson of Oakland, California, formerly Miss Ahne Ford ot this place. is expected to arrive here next sunday for d visit of several weeks with her parents Mir. and Mrs. E. Ford. ana other relatives.
 The Baptist Ladies Aid Society will serve lunches on the Chautauqua grounds between the afternoon and evening entertainments each day dur ing Ghautauqua week Make your plans to paronze the ladies.
 Austin Moseley sent to our office yes terday some cotton stalks which grew on his farm near Dermott. The seed was planted April 10th. and the stalks are now over l5 inches above the ground. and full of squares He has prospects for fine crop.
 R. NJ. Scott has resigned as local manager of the telepnone company, effective June | NJ. D. Mathers. who has been working here as lineman. will succeed Mr. Scott. who resigned that he might give his entire time to his personal business.
 The School Board Is in receipt of the resignation of Miss Louise Patient, who for the past two years has taught the fifth and sixth grades in the Der mott school and who was expected to return next year, She has accepted q position at Comanchc Okla. Friends here will be interested la the announcement recently made by Mr. and Mrs N w Bunker of Lake Nllt. age of the engagement of their daugh ter. Matte Virginia. to Hal Bucks Sessions of Jackson, Miss. The mar riage vii, take place June l. J. N. Melton. who for the past three years has been assistant principal and athletic director of the Dermott high school and who was reelected to the same position for next year, nas re signed to accept the princlpalsh.p of the public school al Nandale
 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 bottles to be returned when empty. 4-22-4t Dermott Bottling Works,
 Judge Harry F. Cook of this county. who has been regarded as a probable candidate for attorney general, has withdrawn his name and will give his support to M. r. Huddleston of Para gould Mir Huddleston is one of two avowed candidates for that office. the other being J. D. Arbuckle of Ft.