The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-08-06
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Marietta.

City Marshal Henry Leeman arrest
ed J. II. Dunn this morning and took
him TO Ardmore on today's train where
he will turn him over to the United
States officers. Dunn, II seems. has
been at work for some time in the
Thackerville community representing
himself to be an attache OF the Dawes
commission and that he had been sent
there to place parties upon the rolls.
For this work he would charge them
whatever amount he could secure
for them. his price usually ranging
from s25 to $50
Thaekerville.
The Methodists closed a successful
meeting here last night with six ad-
ditions to the church.
The Bapusts will begin protacted
meeting here next Saturday night
Sam Hargert is reported quite sick
J. A. Harper will commence a writ
ing school here next week.
Tishcn,ingo.
r. w Smith, from Ennis. Texas. has
opened up his furniture store at this
place
Messrs. Girls and Fristo, from
Gainesville are preparing to put in
clothing store here.
Mrs. Culpepper has returned from
a visit with friends 1T Pine Blur
Ark
A move is on foot for the citizens
.of Tishomingo to build a $4,000 hotel
RaVia.
Miss Edna Wigs of Oakland is here
visiting Miss Chapman.
There was dance at the Grand
hotel last night in honor of Misses
Chapman and Wigs. Several visitors
were present from Denison, Tisho-
mingo, Rolf and Ada.
VIII Lawther and John Rutterbaugh
are here from Dallas.
Charles Mcfarland came up this al
.ternoon from Sherman.
Teddy Whiteman of Madill was
here yesterday en- route to Tishomingo
Several from the place will attend
the ball at Sulphur tonight.
Gilsonite.
L. c. Hughes and wife from Mill
Creek are mere visiting the family
of j. d. Kirby.
Mrs. Cora Hudson and Miss Merle
Spivey returned home yesterday from
visit with friends at Mill Creek.
Dr. Slower was over yesterday from
Sulphur to see j. II. Lowrance.
Dr. Hurley of Sulphur was here this
morning.
J. W Rockwall is here from Dallas.
Berwyn.
Born, TO Mr. and Mrs. l.. II Skies,
yesterday / morning. a son.
Most all cur people have gone to
Baum today to attend the picnic.
Mrs j. p. Taylor entertained the
young people last night in honor Of tie
nineteenth birthday of her twin sons.
Charles and Samuel All the young
people present report having had
fine time.
A small frame house of II. S. Suggs
was demolished yesterday by a whirl-
wind.
Purcell.
The ball game at Oklahoma CITY yes
terday afternoon was won by Shawnee
by a score of 16 to 3.
The Paul Valley and Purcell teams
are matched for a game here this af-
ternoon.
Duncan.
The game here yesterday afternoon
between Duncan and Addington re.
suited in a victory for the home team
Score TO s.
Cornish.
Prof. w. A. Parr of Ardmore was
here today in the interest of Hargroye
college of that city.
Mr.. Synder is here today from sher-
man selling hardware
Miss Annie Barnes of Duncan is
here visiting the Misses Wilson.
Miss Bertha Harrison of Utica is
here visiting Wylie Harrison.
The young people had a musical en-
tertainment at the home of Mrs. Earl
last night
Mike sneed is here from Ardmore.
w. E. Landrum, who has been here
for the past week on business, return
.ed home TO Ardmore this morning.
Yesterday was the hottest day of the
season at this place.
Loco.
The baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Kemp
died yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
The remains will be buried here this
Afternoon.
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