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Newspaper
Dermott News
Location
Dermott, Arkansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1914
Page
8
We are authorized to annuar W Splawn as a candidate for Chicot county treasurer, subject to the Democratic party. We are authorized van Ahrens as a candidate for treasurer, subject to the Democratic primary.
Authorized statements list F Skipper as a candidate for Collector in the Democratic primary and Alcorn as a candidate for Collector, subject to the Democratic primary, reflecting party authorization details for local elections.
Tyangsuhon Hon Boulden is listed as a candidate for county surveyor. The race is subject to the actions of the Democratic party and related party processes.
A fragmentary notice announces a candidate for Circuit Judge in the district, with references to Party endorsement and names such as Turner Butler and Herring. The readable text is garbled but signals a Democratic endorsement for a circuit judge seat.
A fragmented notice names Compere of a circuit and Baxter of Warren as authorities in a shaky legal matter. It references a visit, a den, and a ramified sequence of assigns. The readable text hints at prosecutorial context and official action but lacks clear facts or outcomes.
A fragment notes a candidate named Sam W and Samson of Vhrity seeking Congress under the Democratic Party banner. The OCR text is unclear but indicates authorization and candidacy in a party framework.
A new brick building, the Hotel Dermott, on Arkansas Street, is offered for rent. Located between the Valley Mercantil Company and the Pastime Contestion, interested parties should apply to Wok LEPHIEW at the Valley Mer.
The year starts with Orr Hardware moving to the Dermott Hotel building while W E Lephien stock sells to Valley Mercantile Co. Arkansa Furniture Co. relocates to Sephien’s former store. Singleton Market moves to the Bordeaux frontage area and Bordeaux Drug Store occupies the refloored Bordeaux building. Cohen building lets to B H Ward who will open a new drug store. Hoover & Co. sells to A Bowden.
Miss Adelle Anderson and J. W. Reynolds were riding to Woolfolk party when frightened horses ran away and threw them. Anderson sustained a two place fracture of her left arm and a sprained right arm with other minor injuries. Dorothy Anderson substitutes at West Dermott Schools during sister’s convalescence.
A fragmented OCR item mentions Mr Sampson and Denny this week for shore wine. It cites a Kuni paper Dee Anutydonterprise and references to welfare, monuments, and Garvan with a tone of strong, determined support for civic matters and public welfare.
The piece notes the saloon closures since December 1941 and a resulting calm at Union Depot times and on Saturdays. It describes reduced rowdy incidents, steady business in clothing and food exchanges, and a belief the community will progress faster without the tavern influence. The editorial urges Dermott to grow, signed by Watch Dermott Grow, Citizen.
Absent on account of sickness were Mesdames Moss Kinney Elliott and Downey, the only members absent. The hostess, aided by Mesdames Hottman and Diamond, served a delightful salad course. Guests departed late, praising Mrs Kimpel as an ideal hostess. Next meeting with Mesdames Ford and Kinney at the Kinney home. Reporter’s note.
A New Years party at Homewood hosted by Mr. and Mrs. KR J. Woodtolkh featured a heartily attended gathering with family members and guests. Decorations of greens and flowers adorned the rooms and porch. The banquet included a white birthday cake with red candles, a ring awarded to Miss Retelle Rayborn, a dime to Mr. Reynolds of Arkansas City, and a thimble to Dr. Sims, marking traditional party diversions.
Messrs Carl Forbes and Pete Murphy hosted the 500 Club gathering at the St Ford residence Tuesday evening. Attendees included Mrs Kimpel Ernie Kimpel Mr Alcott and Mr Mrs Ford and Mrs Kinney. After cards and refreshments a business session elected Miss Anna Daily and Shannon Shemwell as club members. Reported seven carloads of material for the Telephone Co were received Monday and Tuesday, with two carloads copper wire. Dermott expected as distributing point.
The Rook Club resumes after several weeks with seven members present at Mrs. Kimypel’s home. Mrs. Hunchey posts the high score. Mrs. Frank Ketter, the top report scorer. Mrs. Rollin second. Members receive small favors from the president. Election results name Mes. Halimin as View Pres and Mes. Ktter as Secretary. Guests include Mrs. Diamond and Miss Ford and Andreas.
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