The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1893-11-22
500 REWARD

! the return to this office of a knit
purse, containing Sl10, five $2O gold
pieces and a $40 gold piece, lost
this morning, either at Musgraves
boarding house or at the Texas
Wagon Yard. 1t
Constable A. NJ. Burch yesterday
resigned his position. stating as his
reason that the fees as regulated by
a committee appointed by Judge
Stuart for that purpose left the office
without sufficient emoluments to paw
expenses. His successor has not been
appointed
The magnificent audience that
witnessed the play last night would
have graced the opera house of any
city. "Indeed," a stranger was heard
TO remark after the play was over,
"Ardmore has surprised me in the
matter of refinement and elegance.
Aud these people need q municipal
ity." 1t would only be within the
eternal fitness of things, brother.
This papers circulation throughout
the city is fast becoming universal.
1t is read and sought after. Why
shouldn't it be? Only daily paper III
Ardmore, and if there is anything of
importance happening, the details can
always be found in the Daily Ard
moreite. People will read the home
daily.
The Ardmoreite will soon take on
great Improvement, as negotiations
are now pending for new presses and
general material. Adver>ities, which
every new enterprise must necessS-
rily encounter, have no horrors for
us. We mean business, so hindering
obstacles might as well get off the
track now and stay off.
There will be novel and amusing
entertainment given at the residence
of Mrs. Kearney called "bean bag
party" next Friday hight. Fifteen
cents admission for adults and 10 cents
for children will be charged, the pro-
ceeds 10 60 to tho Methodist church
Refreshments will be served and
prizes awarded to the various COM
pet ors.
The Ardmore maid loved tendcrly,
He loved her not bit,
Yet fate decreed that OH this night
They side by side should sit.
SAY something sweet, dear" said
The maid;
Aud through her colored glasses
She eyed him fondly as he breathed
The single Molas5es.'
Il was surprised" said j. Harvey
Cook. the talented actor. to the Ard
morite reporter yesterday, ''to find
in Ardmore such a thrifty and thriv-
ing town. "Why, it's the best town of
its size | have ever visited anywhere.
Your bright daily paper is most
valuable acquisition to the town, and
the next time l visit your city l will
find you publishing one of the most
dailies in the southwest.
Il ou have the location and an appre-
ciative people"
BUTLER-GLENN
Mr. Will G. Butler and Miss Allie
Viola Glenn, all of this city, were
married at the residence of the
BRIDES mother, on Court street, at
$50 O'Clock last evening, Rev. Stub
Dlefield of the Baptist church Off
;iating.
Mr.. Butler is All exemplary young
nan who has been well and favor |
IDLY known in the ArdmOre journal !
site field for the last two or three |
years. His bride is most estimable
roung lady, who possesses those
rats of character which have sur
her with many warm friends
Who Joins the Ardmoreite i'll extend
ng congratulations and sincere
wishes for a prosperous and happy
uture.
Mr.. Butler and BRIDE left this
morning for Purcell, their future
lome, where he takes an interest in
he Purcell Topic, one of the best
zneklv publications in the TerritorX4