The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1901-10-07
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ED. Note-The following CORES.
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Special Correspondence
Holdenville. oct 3.--Mr. Furaar.
Of Ardmore. lectured at the South NJ
E. church last Sunday afternoon. and
was a pleasant caller at rome of our
Offices on Monday morning.
Mr.. Burke. one of Wetumka's ener.
getic citizens. was in town Tuesday.
Miss Gwin who recently left her
home ia sunny Tennessee for the
purpose Of elevating that one divine
talent of humanity. music. expresses
herself as highly pleased with Terri.
tory life and hopes to be allie to re.
main here and accomplish her longing
desires. The people OF Holdenville ap.
preciate Miss Gwin's musical talents
as great addition to our town.
Governor Brown of the Seminole Ma.
tion passed through town Wednesday
on his way TO Muskogee.
Miss Smith. of Norman Okla. is
a pleasant visitor to our town. Miss
Smith is a contestant in the race for
the piano and watch 70 be awarded to
the young lady Of the Two Territories
who secures the greatest number OF
subscribers for the Kansas CITY World
J. II. Hightower who severely cut his
foot with an ak last week. is improv.
ing slowly but possibly it will be per.
manently
The Appraisement committe. we un.
derstand, are at Wetumka. only twelve
miles from this place and surely our
turn will be next. quite a stir is be
ing made by the holders Of vacant lots
trying to get them ready 50 as to have
the first bid on same. Holdenville will
be free from one burden. which has
greatly impeded its needless progress
and soon she hopes to speed on TO
heights Of development and civiliza.
tion and weld her influence among the
prominent towns of the Territory.
jolly little crowd consisting of
Mrs. McCaleb. Misses Gwi1. Aston and
Brown and Messrs. Johnston. Foster.
Bowers, Gwin and Baker gave Miss
Smith a call of welcome Tuesday even.
ing. The evening was spent very pleas
antly with games of various sinds in
ermingled with music.
Chas E. Billingsley, president Of the
Capital National Bank. of Guthrie. was
in town Wednesday afternoon look
ing after very important business in
terests.
Indians Jack Hills and Konnegy
Lowe, who were charged with the
murder of Cesar Micco az this place.
had their preliminary trial at Wewoka
Tuesday. Judge Tate bound them over
for trial by the district court and
Marshal Kaase carried them to Mus
kogee Jail. Wednesday.
Rev. Campbell. pastor of the First
Baptist church at jefferson City. Mo.
preached at the Baptist church Wed.
nesday night. His sermon was enjoy.
ed very much by the people of Hol-
denville. And they look forward with
much anxiety for his return Friday.
The news of the liquor spill" at
Ardmore was read by some people of
Holdenville with a yearning desire
that the same move should be taken |
in Holdenville. If it be the laws of the
United States that no Intoxicating !
spirits be introduced into the Indian |
Territory certainly these laws should |
be carried into effect. Surely it would |
be far better to throw the door open |
TO a decent" saloon Gf there is such |
a thing than TO have one of the filth |
lest holes behind a closed door.
Lawyers Walker and Moore are in |
Ardmore today having a preliminary |
trial Of the case T. S. VS.. Taylor, Bru- |
ner Yarge and Taylor for the mur-
der of United States Marshal Poe.
Mr.. VIII Butler stopped work at |
G. b. Roderick's this morning and the |
last seen Of him he was driving out of |
town with Miss Smith.