The Dermott news. (Dermott, Ark.) 1910-1977, 1917-10-11

vice at tUt IesbS ieiidil AtdiS Sh iISAS
Sunday night. to which the public is
cordially invited
Mrs. '. G.. Barnett returned home
last week from Atlanta, Ga. her form
er home. where she has been visiting
for several weeks.
LOST:-key ring with two or three
trunk keys, name Sam Cohen. 1908. =
Finder please return to above person,
and receive reward.
Mrs. II. NJ. Uptegrove and Mrs.
Walter Parrish of Sour Lake, Texas,
were guests of Mrs. Larkin Smith here
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs JOS s Hogan of New York
City came in Tuesday afternoon for a
months visit here with her parents,
Dr. and Mrs. II c Stinson
Mrs. J. A. Bennett will entertain a
number of the ladies of Dermott this
afternoon with a going away party
in honor of Mrs H. c. Skinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. w Marks and two
sons are expected home tomorrow from
Loudonvile. O.. where they have been
visiting Mr.. Marks parents for the
past three weeks.
The concluding installment of The
Web of Steel appears in this issue.
Next week We will begin new serial.
Under Fire. which is an intensely
interesting war story.
Mrs. j. B. Daniels was called to
Fordyce last week on account of the
illness of her grandson. little Condit
Barnett Since reaching there she
writes that he is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs l. f. Dishongh. of st.
Louis. will arrive in Dermott the latter
part of this month to make their home
here Mr. Dishongh has accepted a
position at Dishong's Grocery
The W. NJ s. will meet at the NJ. f.
church Monday afternoon at 3 o clock;
business Of Importance to be discussed.
All members urged to be present
BY order Of President
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
Marshal Alb Parrish reports the ar
rest Thursday of B. W. Carr. a negro
from Louisiana. who had brought in a
trunk full of whiskey. He was tried
before Squire johnson and fined $3.50
J. F. Delaney motored to Readland
yesterday to spend the Week on bust
ness. A. C. Blanks joined him there
last night, expecting to 90 from there
ON an automobile trip over in Missis
sippi
According to the government report,
there were 900 bales of cotton Cinned
in Chicot county from the crop of l9l7
prior to September 25th. 1917. "a CON.
pared with .. iq2 bales einned to Sep.
temheo 25th. l9l6
In common with the rest of the
state. Dermott was last Tuesday morn
ing visited with heavy frost and
freezing temperature. and considera
BILE damage to crops il reported. This
is the earliest heavy frost on record
To THE PUBLIC; have been handl-
capped somewhat on account Of lack of
efficient help. but | have now secured
a good porter. and after Nov. lst my
son Evans will be with NE | solicit
your trade. and will do my best to
please YOU C. l.. Dshongh.
Phone IA At Dishongh : Grocery
The Presbyterian choir. assisted by
several singers from the other church
es. is preparing a special musical pro-
gram to be rendered next Sunday eve
ming in lieu of the regular preaching
service Everybody is invited 1t will
begin promptly at 7;3o and last one
hour.
Word was received by friends here
last week announcing the arrival of
new soldier boy at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. {. h, Colborn on Sept. 26th
Mr. and Mrs Colborn have many
friends here who will extend eongratu-
lations. They are now living at Grand
Rapids Mich.