The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1900-07-17
SPRAYS FRon SULPHUR SPRINGS.
The Health Resort is Full of Life and
People Ready for the Reunion.

jolly companions, most of
whom you have never met before,
Sulphur Springs, I. T., is the ideal
place.
Situated inland as it is, away from
the din and noise of the city, it is a |
place of absolute quiet and rest.
The scenery around the Springs is
the most beautiful in
the indian Territory and being SIT
uated several thousand feet above
the sea level the climate is delight
full and invigorating; no matter how
hot and sultry it seems to the out
side world, there is always a stiff
breeze sweeping the spacious veran-
das of White Sulphur Inn.
The chief sources of amusement
are, during the day, rowing, bathing.
fishing, trips several miles up Sui
phur creek in launches, the Alabama
and the Melvina, visiting the
Seven springs, delightful drives into
the country, the Asphalt mines,
visiting Bromide springs, enjoyable
strolls, etc..
Every night either at the Inn OF the
pavilion there is a dance, at which
crowds are always present.
Visitors are in attendance from al
parts of the Territory, Oklahoma,
Texas, Arkansas, Kansas, and sew
eral other states.
Bonham, Ladonia and Honey
Grove, Texas, are especially well
represented, each having large par
ties here.
'Tis picturesque sight to gaze in
every direction and as far as the eye
can see it is nothing but tents. 1t
reminds one of state military en-
campment, only they are not ar
ranged with the usual military
regularity.
The sulphur water is healthful, and
to this is due the large number of
campers who come only to be bene-
fitted by the water and baths.
Saturday night at White Sulphur
Inn the young people enjoyed a de-
lightful dance, to which all ihe
visitors were invited. Those present
| were:
Misses Lucille Saffarans and Marie
Allen, Honey Grove, Texas; Sue
Wilson, Sulphur Springs: Zoe Olive,
Ardmore; Lula Suggs, Denison,
Tex; Vera Olive, Ardmore; Ebbie
and Maud Payne, Purcell; Ora
House, Sulphur Springs; Cecil Whit
tington, Ardmore.
Mesdames Sidney Suggs, and Ella
Dotson, Ardmore; Kate Suggs, Dal-
las, Texas; o. Merrell, Ladonia,
Texas; Hendrix, Pilot Point, Texas
| Messrs. w. w. Whiteman, Ard.
more; Robt. Hurt, Paris, Tex, Henry
Wells, Frank Love, Honey Grove
Tex; Hugh Jackson, Bonham, Tex
Oscar Merrill, Booth Merrill, Lonnie
Allen, Harry Watelsky, A. d. Mer'
rick, Ladonia, Tex; Ernest Kember-
lin, W. J. Thompson, Pauls Valley;
G. D. Wortham, Ardmore; Nose
Chigley, Davis.
Ardmore is we'll represented at this
popular watering place.
Sidney Suggs, Eugene Warren and
Velie Suggs, of the DAILY ARD
NoREITE, arrived Sunday morning
and will spend a week, taking in the
Confederate reunion.
T. Y. Morgan. after spending 6
brief respite from duties in Ardmore
Eugene Wolverton left this morn
ing for Ardmore after spending sew
eral days here.
Will Whiteman. who has been here
several days recuperating, left Sun
day for Ardmore, where he will
spend several days before returning
to his home in Ch1ckasha.
Robert Hurst has returned to his
home in Paris, Texas.
Frank Love, a popular young mau
from Honey Grove, after taking
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his home.
Hugh Jackson has returned to his
home in Bonham, Texas.
Miss Cecil Wilmington of Ard
more is here for few days.
R. F. Virgins of Chicago, H., il
registered at the White Sulphur Inn
H. Ludwig of Oklahoma City is
spending several days here for hi:
health.
I'll. F. DeGlacier of Oscola, Mo.
was among the number of new ar
rivals last night.
r. l.. Reams and wife of ArdmorC
are here and will remain until after
the reunion.
W. L. Hightower of Pauls Valley
is here for several days.
Mrs. Bissie L. Baldwin of Washita
Ore, arrived last night and will re
main several wseks.
J. o. Green of New York, N. Y, il
at White Sulphur Inn.
Thos. Grant. a prominent stock
man of Arbuckle, /. T., is here fol
several days for the purpose of bene
fitting his health.
I. j. Garvin of Pauls Valley is here
tn ramain until nfrar tho roupiop