The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1896-06-05
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Col. G. c. Hemming Of Gainesville
is in the city.
Hon G. L. Potter OF Gainesville is
in the city today.
J. A. Mays returned last night
from a several days stay in Shawnee
o. T.
Miss Beulah Rowland has returned
from a prolonged visit among friends
in. Gainesville.
Misses Annie Wilkes and Birdie
Downing paid the ARDMoREITE n
pleasant visit this afternoon.
Miss Lula FaTrar, of Ardmore, was
in the city Tuesday enroute to the
Sprilgs.-Davis Progressive.
Clarence NJ. sitman of Austin,
Texas, is in the city the guest of his
cousin Attorney G. NJ. Sitman.
Captain Alva Ron returned Thurs
dsy afternoon from Kansas City,
where he had been with n lot OF cat
tie.
Caswell Bennett got back alive
from Sulphur Springs where he
grated to the picniokers on wedne,-
day.
Mrs. G. NJ. Yarbrough we are sorry
to state is quite seriously in at her
home in the northwest part OF the
city.
Hon. Henry NJ. Furman we are
sorry TO state is quite seriously indis-
posed, by reason OF an abseess on
his foot.
Gene Wolverton, the popular son
OF DIR. and Mrs. a. J. Wolverton, is
at home for vacation from school n,
Mexico, Mo.
Reginald Forwood of Lives 200,
Eng, is in the city on business and
incidentally visiting his brother-in-
law Ed Roberts.
James Williams OF the Chronicle
returned today from Denton, ac-
companied by Mrs. Williams and the
children.
Judge Moran Scott left Friday
afternoon for Hot Springs where he
will spend a few weeks. His ad-
dress while there will be Milwaukee
hotel.
MIR. and Mrs. George 3. Douglas,
capt. and Mrs. W. II. Wood and
Miss Minnie Wood are on the washita
fishing where they viii remain un-
til Saturday.
Miss Bette Douglas went TO Davis
Friday where she will visit friends
for a few days. Miss Bette will also
during her stay take in the Sulphur
Springs resort.
Mrs. 5. ;. Toison and her neice
IS Rosa Allen left this morning
;or Talihina, /. T., where they will
visit with relatives for a short while.
he ARDMoREITE follows them.
\ letter received today from Com
mis sioner Gibbons brings the pleas
ing information that be has greatly
recuperated in health and that he
will return to this city next week.
Capt. Hammer leaves Saturday
night for ST. Louis to attend a meet
ing Of the Republican National exc
cutive committee of which he is the
member from the Indian Territory.
VIII Taylor returned Thursday
night from Sulphur Springs and re-
ports having had a very interesting
time at the picnic, which is proving
a very successful affair. Friday
close the festivities.
u. McAlester, marshal for the
central district is i'm the city. His
business here while OF unquestioned
Importance is not Sufficiently well un-
derstood to hazard n prediction as to
its specific nature.
T. J. Cornelius, the popular in
surance man, left Friday for busi-
mes trip to Chicago TO be absent
about a week or ten days. He will
stop over at oklahoma City for q
couple OF days with his wife and
babies, who have been visiting in
that place for the past two weeks.
Mrs. o G.. Moore left Monday
evening for Karsas city, Mo, where
she goes to visit her daughter Mrs.
Ed. Hubbard. After spending ten
days in Kansas City she will 90 to
Cherry Greek, y. Y, to visit her
daughter, Mrs y. r. Tanner and
will probably remain till the fall