The Dermott news., 1917-06-28

l uSHNhy dibtiliopti to SHtih a NIGiiS of months here with their sister. Mrs. J. A. Bennett, and other relatives.
 The Suburban Store. E. Schnelz. proprietor, handles chickens, eggs, butter and fancy groceries of all kinds. Delivery to any part of the city at all times. Your patronage appreciated
 Miss Mollie Dante returned last Thursday from Dumas, where she spent week with relatives Her cousin, Helen Dante, returned with her for visit here at the Dante home
 NoTICE:- Your dog tax will be due the City of Dermott July lst. All owners of dogs are required to pay their tax within five days of that date.
 Alb Parrish. Collector
 A. J. Martin. proprietor of the Mar tin Marble X Granite Works of Vicks- burg, Miss, was business visitor here last week. He was accompanied by his son. and they made the trip in his Ford car.
 Mrs. J. B. Daniels left Monday morning for Little Rock to spend a couple of weeks with her son. Capt. ]. E. Daniels, of Co. K. lst Arkansas Infantry, now stationed at Fort Logan H. Roots
 Miss Helen Buckner came in Satur- day to spend a two-weeks vacation here at the home of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. l.. A. Buckner. For the past year she has been nursing in hospital in New Orleans
 Mgr. J. C. Hoffman of the Dermott Grocery X Commission Go returned Sunday afternoon from a weeks trip to Chicago. where he went to attend the annual meeting of the National Wholesale Grocers Association There will be no preaching at the Methodist church next Sunday as the pastor, Rev. J. l.. Cannon. will be out of town participating in the dedication service of the church at Monticello. which was built during his pastorate there.
 Beginning next Wedneday. July 4th. and every Wednesday thereafter. the Alex will run children's special-one that grown-ups and children alike will enjoy. Next week 1t will be The Royal Pauper, tive-reel Edison special Admission l0c and l5c.
 Friends here received word the first of the week from r. G. Ratcliif, for merly clerk at the Stancill Hotel here. that he expects to leave soon for Eng ] land to begin active work in the aeia. tion department of the British army. He has been in training in an aviation camp in Canada for the past two months.
 Mrs. Bert s. Nixon left Monday evening for the McGehee Sanitariam at Lake Village. where she was oper- ated upon for appendicitis by Dr. r.. l F. Barlow of this place Mr. Nixon went over yesterday and returning in i the afternoon. reported that she came ! through the operation nicely and was l getting along as well as could be ex pected.
 l Mgr. J. C. Douglass of Hotel Der | t, hn,EA n y,l.a Snnnlp ! of home canned fruits and vegetables 1 for use next winter He already has l 6S gallons of beans. and expects 10 have 400 before the season Is over. He also has l23 half-gallon jars of blask berries, besides other fruits and vege- tables in proportion.
 Mir. and Mrs. D. kimpel, Mrs. k. B. Renfrow and Mrs. Frank Etter and little daughter Beulah left yesterday morning in the kimpel Oldsmobile for Coopers Wells. Miss. where they will spend a week. Mrs. ]. C. Hoffman and children and Mrs F. E. Barlow and son also left yesterday for Coopers Wells, the latter party going by rail
 Mrs l.. A. Crippen of Little Rock Mrs ]. D. Causey of Gloster, Miss. MT and Mrs. w. l.. Wood and Mrs. J. L. Wood of Crossett. and Miss Musa Anderson of Blissvile were among the out of town relatives who came last week to attend the funeral of Mrs. w. P Daniels. Mrs Crippen and Mrs Causey remained this week for visit at the Daniels home.
 Capt. j. B. Daniels of Company K has stated that his men are very much delighted at the prospect of the pillows which the ladies of Dermott have promised to send. A great many more pillows are needed to supply all the men of the company and those who