The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1894-01-19
THE CITY.

Sam Kahn, OF Gainesville, 10 in the
city.
Sam Laughlin went to WynnewOod
ON the morning train.
Deputy John Stevens came down
from Davis last night.
Mrs.J. w. Davenport returned from
Gainesville this morning.
! Alvie Jordan. Of Fort Worth is
visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Jordan.
Lee Gait has returned from Fort
Worth, where he had been ON impOr-
taDt business.
DR.. Hardy, of eDauGherty, came
@own last night and returned home
ibis morning.
The Indian sign held coed today.
Cloudy all around and pouring down
in The middle.
Fred Shoeppe and wife, of Daugh-
er:y, are tn the city visiting the fAmi-,
of Judge B. W.. Carter.
Mr.. S. w. Frost, of Daugherty, was
in the city this morning. He return
ed on the 10 o'clock train.
Thomas J. Darrah and George
Sohlberg, of Mcpherson, Kansas, are
registered at the Hotel Bruce.
Pat Ware, of Gainesville, Sheriff of
Cooke county, is in the city attending
The Royal Arch Chapter of Masons.
The New York Sun reports A+citi-
zen Of thai place who s'nIistoOk smoke
for fire" PERHAPS no was e reader Of
the Alliance Courier.
Mrs. DR.. Bogie returned from Sher-
man, Tex, last night where she had
been attending The funeral obsequies
OF her lice nephew.
John III. Lowe returned from Sher-.
Man This morniu.3 where he had been
called by the sickness of his mother
| and s:s:er. He reports them improv-
ing.
: Joe White and Ben Baker h Ad q
little fis,icuff yesterday afternoon
which was interrupted by the timely
arti.al of OGcer Freeman. They
gave bonds.
M:sses Hattie Freeman and Lille
lProviue, who have bean visl,ing Mrs.
/ ID. j. Kelda'l, left ON the early morn
lag Il ala for their home in Whites
bo.O Texas.
Mr. A. II. Williams o prominent
VII olcsale druggist of Gainesville, is
il the city on business connected
with his house. lie will return home
this afternoon.
Mss Ruby, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. E.um JohnsOh. goes to Gaines
vie this eveuing, to pay her grand
ma q short visit. The Ardmoreite
VI shes her o safe trip and pleasant
aOjourn.
Rev. Volney johnson, formerly pas
Tor of the Christian church at this
place but now manager, of w: o. Dus-
toms store Al WYnnewood. came
down on last nsght's train and re-
turned this morning.
Bob, the pet horse OF Lum John
SON was taksn Suddenly sick yester-
tEv end for = while his life was de-
SPARED OF. Lum sat up VITA him all
night end assisted BIZ o vetrinary sur
geoa ana o nurse brought him around
=" rigat.
Mr.. John T. Alexander, Yesterday
received q message conveying the
sad intelligence of the death of his
his grandmother which occurred Sun
day at her home near Van Alstyne.
The Ardmsreitc extends its sympa-
tn les.
Mr.. C. II. Heald, Of Healdton, 1. T.
knows . good thing when he gets
hold Of it. In this connection it 10 on
II necessary to cay that his first
months subscription expired yester-
day and for fear Of losing nm issue he
renewed by mail. Thanks Mr.. Ho&ld.
The officials Of the G. C. 10 y. #. are
contemplating putting q coach on the
local freight between here and Gaines
vine-a most excellent idOa. 1t viii
bs Q great accommodation to the pat
rons At way stations between the
ltown.-Purcell Toric.