The Dermott news., 1917-11-15

Ntth III l1lltie NOch Nlin HIS SOll Henry Lloyd, and other relatives While he was away. his brother, R. F. Vance Bordeaux of Little Rock was in charge of his drug store.
 Mir. and Mrs ". II. Fanchey of Warren spent few days here the first of the week with their son and daugh- ter, M k Hanchey and Mrs l. E. Gillham. From here they went to Shreveport to visit son there.
 w. 0. Higgins has secured a first class tailor and is now prepared to give good satisfaction in all kinds of tailor. ing. Both ladies and mens work so- licited Your patronage will be ap- preciated.
 The first Ford truck in the county, and one of the first in the state. will be delivered today by thek essler Matthews Auto Company to the Dermott Grocery & Commission Co They have orders in for others which will be delivered AS sOoI dS DbSNIDlt.
 L. Bartmess. who recently sold part of his Norcross plantation for SIS. GOO cash. has re-invested his money in farm lands in territory tributary to Bermott. Mir. Bartmcss has great faith ir the near future development of th!a section Of the state, and k backing up his faith with his dollars.
 Lamar Stlnson, accompanied by his mother Mrs k |. Stinson. went to Walnu; Ridge last week to participate in q state W. (. T. U. contest in read ing He lacked only one third of a point of winning the first prize. and is certainly to be congratulated on the excellent showing he made
 MT Elvin Lephiew has let the con tract to w P Berryman to build fer him six-room bungalow on his lots on South Main street. opposite the F.. r. Remley home. which he recently pur- chased of G. A. Franklin. The mater ial is being placed on the ground and work will commence at once.
 The members of the Woman's Mis- sionary Society and the Methodist Church, who have in the past contrib uted to the Bazaar will this year meet at the Methodist Church on Thanks giving afternoon at 2:30 and bring their free will offering. A program will be rendered and light refreshments will be served Secretary.
 MT and Mrs. Jonah Moseey. who have been living in Warren since the first of the year. are expected here this week to again make Dermett their home. Mir. Moseley having accepted his old position again with the Dermott Grocery X Commission Go. They have many friends here who will indeed be glad to welcome them back to Dermott.
 Dr. and Mrs F. F. Barlow and son Brian returned Tuesday afternoon from a six weeks trip to Oblong. H. While away Dr Barlow also attended the an nual meeting of the Clinical Congress of the Surgeons of North America at Chicago Dr. Barlow's mother and sister, Mrs. F.. Barlow and Miss Minnie Barlow, returned with them for visit here
 Among the prominent visitors who were here yesterday to attend the meeting of the Railway Commission were k. W. Wilson, A. B. Jaggers. A. J. Posey and F. A. Whitaker of Mon ticello. J. R. Wilson and w F. kul- breath of Warren. Judge Ewing of McGehee and II. Thane. Joe Demarke. F. NJ. Rogers and Judge Ross of Ar kansas City.
 The heart of every one of our citi- zens will thrill with the message that the first of the Dermott boys has sailed for France. A message written just as he was sailing Monday morning was received yesterday from Dr. j. l.. Crenshaw. who is in the gas defense department, and has been assigned to special work at divisional headquarters somewhere in France.
 In last Sundays Arkansas Gazette there appeared a rather lengthy and highly complimentary article about Gene Davidson, better known as "Sody. who was the popular first baseman on Dermott's pennant winning baseball team in the summer of 1916 ''Sody" was great fasorite here, and has many friends who are delighted to know of his really brilliant success as captain and quarterback of the State University's football squad.
 Wm F. Green and Geo. W. O'Dan- iel of the U. & Army Recruiting Serv- ice are in town to get qualified men