The Dermott news., 1917-03-01
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etery Association at the home of Mrs. ] F.. F. Remley at 2 clock next Monday afternoon. March 9th. All members are urged to be present.
 l Mrs H. Maulding spent several days i the past week with her daughter, Mrs West, at McGehee. Mrs. West and baby returned with her Tuesday night to spend several days here.
 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.
 Mrs. C. R. Kirkpatrick left Tuesday night for lmboden, having been called there by telegram received Tuesday afternoon stating that her father. Mir. F. II. Christian, was dangerously i'll.
 Better late than never is certainly true when 1t refers to opening that Christmas savings account with the Dermott Bank X Trust Co. Others are doing it and are glad of it. Why not you?
 A. Prothro Is spending the week in Little Rock attending the lectures and clinics which are being conducted by i pr. K. l.. Griffith of Chicago under the direction of the Arkansas Optometric Association.
 The three new steel bridges to be built over drainage dtches in Bowie Township will probably be handled on a cash basis. as the Dermott banking interests have agreed to assist Judge Toney in financing the deals.
 Old and young alike will enjoy put ting bullet holes through those soldiers in the Dermott Bank X Trust Go. g Christmas Saving plan. It IS fascin- ating and profitable game. They will gladly tell you the particulars.
 A special all-steel train of ten Pull mans and two diners, drawn by two 1 locomotives. passed through Dermott at 5:l0 yesterday morning. It was run for the accommodation of insurance agents enroute from Kansas City to New Orleans Agent Ford says 1t was certainly a beauty.
 The S l. A has practically completed arrangements for recital to be given ] by Miss Ruby farrell of Little Rock at the High School Auditorium on Friday. l March 9th. Miss farrell is we'll known and very popular lyric soprano. and many of our people will doubtless be glad of an opportunity to hear her.
 To Victrola and Graphaphone Own CTS: Write the Arkansas Musical Club. Arcade Bldg, Little Rock. Arkansas, and learn how to secure twelve records l twice month for seventyfive cents month Write today. as it is up to you to let us know if you have enough disc record machines to organize your town. Adv. 1t
 Mrs W. F. Bradshaw of Paducah. Ky, spent several days here the past week with her sister. Mrs. k. l.. Wool folk. This is her first trip here since she visited Mrs. Woolfolk eighteen years ago and she expressed herself as delighted, not only with tbe growth of Dermott, but also with the develop ment and improvement of the surround ing country.
 R. Nj. Scott. of the Dermott Bottling Works. is this week installing new l5 h. D. Mogul kerosene engine which will be used for operating his grist mill. The mill will be ready for grind ing Saturday Mr Scott also states that he has about l5 tons of coal on hand, which is the last he expects to | purchase this season. Better hurry | and phone your order. so you will be ready for the cold spells that are sure to come.
 Though little ahead of schedule | time, Monday and Tuesday of this week | were genuine blustery, windy March i days. With the first real dust of the season already on the streets. it made i a bad combination and on every hand was heard the query. When are We going to have the streets oiled2" After | having seen the wonderful benefits of the oil last summer, there is little doubt | that the people will want the streets oiled again this year. and the movement should be started now SO that the full [ benefit may be enjoyed of freedom from the dust the entire season.