The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-02
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NEWS OVER PHONE.
Cornish.

girls touay
f. L. Gibson. who has been quite
sick, is reported as being some better
today
Chagris.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Creel,
a daughter. Mother and child reported
as doing nicely.
Dixie.
singing school is in progress
here. ..-.t.sl.
Quite a number of our citizens will |
leave Monday to attend the Ryan term
o, court
w. r. Golden and family have re-
turned from Addington. where they |
went 70 attend the funeral of their |
son.
Prof. Laney went to Purdy today on
business.
There was an enjoyable taclly party
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Sid John
son last night.
l.. l.. Erwin and others are at Ard
| more today attending court in the Nc
| Collum case.
| ]. c. Palmer has returned from Dun
can.
From r. NJ. Golden. who has lust re-
turned from Addington, we learn that
negro known as Captain Jack, was
shot and killed by officers south Of
that place Thursday afternoon while
lIresisting arrest He did not know the
Ilnames of the officers but they were
| Territory deputies. The negro was
wanted on some charge but they could
not arrest him as he was over in Ok
lahoma in the Comanche country.
They induced him to come over into
the Indian Territory and attempted to
arrest him. when he resisted. and they
shot him three times killing him. The
i negro. who was deaf and dumb, was
y of tough character.
Wynnewood.
The good effect Of the recent re
vival is showing itself in social way.
Last night at the Presbyterian church,
the new converts and their friends,
Christians and others, spent an hour
in broad social Christian intercourse
n Lebanon.
j. A. White and his brother have re
Ir turned from Texas.
A. G. Rose is building another new
= residence on Main street.
l.. w. Howe was in the Ran country
~ yesterday on business.
= DR.. Ussery went to Powell yester
- day on professional business
G DR.. Gray is out again, after having
had a severe attack Of the grip.
Key Roberts has moved to the coun
try.
A. G. Rose has moved into his new
business house.
. Mr.. Scott, who was so badly beaten
up with gun in the fight of few
Lays ago. is reported no better.
John Derrick of Marietta came out
today to visit his father, Rev. w. S
Derrick of the Orphans Home.
Mrs. James Bridgeman of this place
has lost her mind. The entire commu
nifty sympathizes with the unfortunate
woman and her family.
NJ A. j. Milburn left today for the new
Y town of Milburn on the Choctaw
where he may locate in the near fu
ture.
If the prohibitionists carry the pre-
cinct just across the river from us il
Cooke county. at least ninety per cen
= of the whisky brought into this section
ed will be dispensed with.
hs Joe Barentine and DR.. Robbersoi
he of Powell, Calvin Stewart, b. w. Stew
ne art, L. o. Smith and W. b. Malone o
en- Holder, and Mr.. Sanders of Mcmillan
ill attended the meeting of the Masoni,
ty lodge here last night.
lal Thackerville.
es- Mr.. Burkett, who was so badly in
iai jured few days ago while attempt
b ing TO get on a moving freight train
er is reported some better today.
-. Durwood.
,at NJ. Scott is reported as being no bet
is ter. His little daughter, Veil, is alst
tic reported sick,
nd A throat disease. which is some
,ot thing like diphtheria. seems preya
NJ lent in this community. 3D.. ....
en Tishomineo.
'ra Mrs. L. c. fBurris and children hav
as gone to Ardmore to spend a few day
tie with Mr.. McClatchy, her father.
ew The Tishomingo band went to Eme
last night and pave a cnncert Th