The Dermott news., 1916-08-10


 she will go to Chicago to continue her study of music.
 Misses Estelie Rayborn and Maud Kennedy and Mrssrs Jim Johnson. Lee Herring and Walter Douglass went to Hamburg Saturday ani spent the week end with friends
 Mrs. w. F. Wells and little daughter Willie Katherine of Portland and Mrs 0. B. Jack son and little daughter Mary Evelyn of Little Rock are guests of Mrs L. E, Shrey
 MT and Mrt E A CuIpepper and two children ot Pine Biuf have been guest. here the past week at the l.. N Belser home They made the trip in their Buick automoolie
 The Suburban Store. F. SchneIz proprietor. handles chickens eggs batter anu fancy groceries of all kinds Delivery to any part of the city at all times Yo1r patronage appreciated
 WANTED. Four good log teams Best prices paid Hauling Gum Oak and A.h one half Co two mile hauls Am now logging. Call or write K r Scott. Ashton. ArHaN-as 1-26.3t
 The infant .aH of Mr and Mrs. Jim Hart died last Friday morning and was buried in the cemetery south of Collins Saturday afternoon Rev N. (. Den son otticated at the services held Fri day at the home.
 Mrs E. Ford spent the drst of the week in Little Rock She returned yesterday. accompanied by her daugh ter Mrs Ghas Robertson, and little granddaughter Marjorie, who will spend several weeks here
 WANTED: Young men with nerve Good pay. snort hours, opportunity for travel advancement. normal physique good references required Aviation Dept. The u'Connor Corporation taoa <. Eggleston, Chicago. II.
 For SslE.=sIa acres of fine eatover land in two lots ot 32o acres each one lot one-halt mile from Tiilar the other lot one mile from TiIlar. Also 32o acres onc-half mlIe from Masongille, Ark. For particulars address Bliss Cook OaG Co.,. BhssViile, Ark, 1-29-4t
 Of considerable interest to the pub lie in general will be the statement of the City Recorder. published elsewhere in this issue Not only will the public be interested. but they will also ap- precjate the policy of the officials IT thus giving them the opportunity to keep informed a4 to the town ! affairs.
 The first open boIls of cotton which We have seen this year were picked Monday. Aug 1th, on the W. D Trot- ter farm southeast of town Mir. Trotter has as fine crop of cotton as could be imagined, and says that close inspection has failed to reveal single punctured square or any sign of boil weeviI,
 The Delta Mil Works teid their an nual stockholders meeting here Mon day night and the following Board of Director, were elected: w l. Leph- few. C. F. Coursou. W r. Berryman, N. X. Taylor and Pope Blythe W. F.. Lephie~ was elected president (. F. Coursan. president. and Pope Blythe secretary and treasurer.
 Jas. Mckay and wife left last week for Farrell where he has accepted a position with the Farrell Lumber Co. Mir. Mckay had been with the Dermott Land X Lumber Co. ever since their mill was built here in fact he worked for the company at Collins two years before they came to Dermott, and dur ing that tune never missed q pay day.
 one of the very material advantages of having a tIrst class hotel in our town |. the opportunity afforded local pat rons of enjoying an excellent Sunday dinner without the work and worry of preparing and serving 1t at home. The guest. at Hotel permott last Sun day found an attractive menu, and an abundance of excelently prepared food. very attractlvely served These special Sunday dinners are served at the regular price of fifty cents each,
 F. S Alger of Glenmora, La ar rived here this week with his family and has moved into the house just south of the Roy Hardin home MT A,ger has purchased the Dermott Cafe, and will conduct same as tirst class restaurant He ls having the interior papered and painted and put in an at tractlve and sanitary condition MT Alger has had ten years experience kr.ypa,, Sa. bio