The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-01
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Duncan.
The lot sale is still progressing. The
afe now selling lots south
Of Main street About 700 lots have
already been sold and they expect to
finish their work tomorrow The lots
that have already been sold here
brought $4,000 more than the same
number at NARROW. The lots here
brought fair prices. most all selling
for more than their appraised value.
The lots we're appraised at from $l2
to s25 and some of them sold as high
as 800.
The little son Of j. N. Duncan had
the misfortune to get one Of his feet
cut of yesterday afternoon by a car
running over t. He and some other
boys were playing about the cars
which had been uncoupled from the
others was put in motion and young
Duncan's foot was caught beneath one
OF the wheels Of the car. lie is re-
ported as resting easy today
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. e.
A. Still died yesterday. The funeral
services will occur this afternoon.
Dixie.
r. w. Roach started his cattle this
morning for Chickasha.
Mrs. McIlvain is reported as being
some better ibis morning.
Loco.
J. c. Palmer and family moved to
their future home at Comanche today.
Mr.. Palmer was one of our oldest
merchants. He will engage in bust
ness at Comanche.
r. II. Robertson went to Duncan
today
We are having some nice weather.
J. H. Moore and DR.. Thaggard went
to Comanche today.
Or. j. l.. Cranhll left today for Fort
Worth to attend the medical college
there.
Madill.
l.. H. Roberts and a crew Of linemen
are here to finish the work of install
ing the exchange at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs John Scrivner of Ara.
more are here visiting Summers
Hardy and wife.
Mrs. A. z .Seay went to Ardmore
Saturday to visit her mother, Mrs. r.
Hardy.
Mrs. w. G. Doak, who has been Wis.
itng her mother, Mrs. Hampton, re
turned to Ardmore.
viii Moore, manager of pe Ard
more oil mill, is here on BUSINESS.
The branch house of the Cudahy
Packing company at this place has
been discontinued and the manager
Mr. Patton, has gone to Ardmore and
will be employed with the same house
there.
Theo Gibson was thrown from hi,
horse Saturday morning, his left arm
being broken and his face and righ
arm being badly bruised.
Tishomingo.
Rev. Roberts of Ravia is here L
attend the funeral of Mrs. Bob Goodwin
this afternoon.
Miss Nora Clay of Wapanucka, whit
has been visiting at Ravia, is VISITING
here today and will return home t.
Wapanucka this afternoon.
II. A. Ball is in town from Wapa
nucka.
Horace Bean is quite sick.
Mrs. Bob Goodwin died last night a
$3.50 o'clock Her infant child wa
buried yesterday. Deceased leaves
husband and a host of friends L
mourn their loss. Burial win be give
this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
H. ID. Hackett went to Denison SAT
urday.
w. II, Murray is here today fror
Nida.
The November term Of the commits
sioner's court is still in session.
We expect a large crowd here mex
Monday, when the first term OF dis
trict court at this place will begin.
Several Choctaw officials are e'
pected here today.
The Catholics have purchased thei
lot and begun the erection of thei
church,
Mr. and Mrs Hollenbeck returne
home to Denison yesterday. The
daughter Miss Inez, is improving raj
idly.
Mrs. j B. OBryan is reported be
ter today.
II, T. Blount of Mnburn passe
through yesterday en- route to Graz
( than.
, T,I, AIM.