The Dermott news., 1916-07-20

one horse load l5c at our factory.
 Bimel Ashcroft Mfg Co.
 Mir and Mrs George Clayborn. who recently came here from Argenta have rented the J. A. Morris home during the absense of Mrs Morris and family. Mir. Clayborn has employment with the Fee Crayton Lumbor Ce.
 Walter F. Wells of the Dermott Blacksmit Shop calls our attention to a coincidence of names. He has just received letter from Walter r. Wells of Manilla who also has son named Walter F. Wells The families are not related.
 FOR SALE 6to acres of fine cutover land in two lots of 320 acres each. One lot one-half mile from Tilar; the other lot one mile from Tillar. Also 32o acres one half mile from Masonville. Ark. For particulars address Bliss Cook Oak Co.,. Blssville. Ark.
 Atty. Lewis F. Hutchins has sold the stock and fixtures of the Ward Drug Co to stock company composed of eolored people. The new firm will be known as the Peoples Drug Com panv. and ls opening up their store m the Dukes Building on Freeman Street.
 Mr. and Mrs (. l.. Dishongh recieved word Monday announcing the marriage of their son. Evans. to Miss Hazel Cross of St. Louis. which took place on July 3rd News of the marriage at this time came as a surprise to every one here They will reside in St. Louis
 George Adams Grenshaw and Albert Ellington returned home last week from Fort Logan II. Roots where they went as members of Company k. They both failed to pass the physical exam inatioa and were given honorable dis charges from military service.
 Mir and Mrs. R. A Kidd of Little Rock. accompanied by their son and daughter. Harland and Francis, and their niece. Miss Grace Kidd. were guests here yesterday at the l.. r. Remley home They motored over from WiImar to spend the day and at. tend the ball game.
 Last Tuesday night former Lieuten- ant Jas F. eLaney sent to the mem bers of Company K at Fort Logan II. Roots a box of cakes, canned goods. homemade candies. etc, which were contributed by relatives and friends of the boys here. MT. Delaney says he intends to send another box next week.
 Dr. Llewellyn Crenshaw. who for the past year has been professor of Chemistry at Bryn Mawr College, came in Tuesday afternoon to spend his vacation here with his mother, Mrs. A. (. Crenshaw. Since leaving Phila- delphia, he has visited his brother bud ley. who is engaged in the practice of law at Bradentown, Fla
 |. E. Gillham leaves this week for Gurion, where fer the neXtt two months he will work for w. $. Duncan of St. Louis. who has the contract for build ing new railway station al that place. Mr Duncan was the contractor in charge of the building Of the permott station. and also of the freight house which is just being completed.
 Elliott Flowers returned Monday from Corpus Christi, TeXas, where he went few months ago to work as q carpen= ter. On June 2Sth he fell from the fourth floor of building on which he was working, and narrowly escaped death as result of the fall He ls still partially paralyzed and suffering serious inconvenience as the result of his injuries
 We have been authorized by Council man \ Prothro. who is also a member of the City Light Committee, to an nounce that the electric current will be on next Sunday in time for the electric fans to be in operation at the various churches when Sunday School begins, This additional service and the courte- sy of those in charge will be greatly appreciated by the public in general
 Manager NJ. D. Mathers of the local telephone exchange says he spent near ly every day last week removing trees which the storms of the previous eve nings had blown down across the tele- phone lines between here and Pine Bluff Coming as they did at almost the same time every day last week. the storms seemed to be attempting to ri val time and tide with the regularity of their schedule.