The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-24
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Loco.

Loco.
Our population is increasing at a
rapid rate. Six pair of twins have
been born here within the past three
or four days.
The infant child Of Mr. and Mrs.
Musgroye died last night OF membrane
GUS Group. The remains will be bur
led at Mountain Grove this after
noon.
DIR. Cranfll sold 1877 head Of cattle
yesterday to Mr. Journagan, who lives
up on Wasbita.
Our Baptist meeting is still going
on and quite lot Of interest is mani
tested.
Tom Bakers baby is very low.
W. L. Kemp, who has been living
out in the country, moved into town
today.
Jim Leftwich and DIR. Robertson
left this morning for Duncan, where
they will take the train for New
Mexico.
Lone GFoNe.
II Is stjn very and dry and the cot
ton crop is going to be almost fail
ure.
The big Baptist meeting, which has
been in progress here for some time,
closed last night.
O'Brien & Byrd ginned their first
bale this morning.
Marietta.
Twin daughters were born to Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Carter Thursday night.
Several parties are here today from
Slvels Bend with cotton.
The telephone exchange will be in
operation in about ten days.
Thackerville-
Rev. Sims Of Ardmore is here con-
ducting quarterly meeting. He
preached a fine sermon last night and
was rewarded with two conversions.
Six bales of cotton have been ginned
here.
Some one broke into a trunk be-
longing to Rev Thacker last night
and stole pair of pants and a razor
Mrs. John vinyard is reported in
a dying condition.
Madill.
Vandervort Bros. are moving into
the building recently occupied by Mr..
Dillingham;.
Rider & Lewis are moving their
law Office to the Taliaferro building.
Mrs. E. f. Chivers OF Mannsville
visited Mrs. A. b. Seay here yester-
day. She is en- route home from a
two months visit in Brooklyn.
Durwood.
| N. D. Mckinney of Hoxbar collided
with the mail hack a short distance
north of town. One OF the wheels Of
the mail carriers buggy was torn
of. The collision was unavoidable.
Mr. Mckinney gave the mail carrier
81 to repair the broken wheel and
went on his way rejoicing
Mrs. T. w. Scott and daughter, Miss
Ella, Mrs. NJ. Scott and Miss Ada
Price went TO Ardmore today, where
Miss Price will take the train for her
home at Sulphur.
Bob Emmerson's child died last
night. Its remains were buried this
afternoon.
The Christian meeting closed last
night but will begin again next week.
Several we're baptized in the Washita
this morning.
Provence.
The new gin turned out FIVE bales
of cotton this morning, We are pay
ing $2.75 per hundred for seed cotton.
Gilsonite.
Charles Thompson and motnel have
returned from Lehigh.
Theo. Flippin and family and John
Shelby and family have returned from
trip TO Oklahoma.
Prof ]. w. Butcher of Oklahoma
City, who has been visiting at the
mines, went to Ardmorc today to visit
his brother, d. w. Butcher
The Sunday school had an ice
cream supper at the schcol house last
night, which was greatly appreciated
by the little folks.
Sulphur.
The work of grading the railroad
Is progressing rapidly.
There is quite crowd in town to-
day.
Dougherty.
The Buckhorn and Dougherty teams
will cross bats here this afternoon.
6er~Vn.
Deputy Henson was up yesterday
and arrested VIM. Simmons, colored,