The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-02-04
Ravia.


he teacher, started again yesterday.
Ravla.
Lewis Price of Teller is here today |
The residence of Mr.. Tallant burn.
ed here Sunday morning.
S. j. Houston OF Oklahoma City is
here on business.
J. f. Button. who formerly resided
at Ardmore, is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia. He has given up all hope of
recovery and believes that he cannot
live much longer He has relatives in
Ardmore.
Berwyn.
Dave Clements. aged is years. died
here this morning of pneumonia
Tishomingo.
quite a number of our citizens are
at Ardmore attending court.
Mr.. Bridges has returned from Ard
more. ..F .a.
Mr. Camp. who shot Wesley Parker
at Madill last week, will have his ex-
amining trial here tomorrow.
Mr. Stevens who mas been quite sick
for the past three months. is able TO
be up again.
Chas Tucker of Madill is here today.
Madill.
Mrs. Thomas is quite sick with Ia
grippe.
Wesley Parker. who was shot here
last week remains in about the same
condition.
Chas. Tucker has accepted posi-
ion in the meat market at Tishomingo.
Mrs. Nail and son from Ft. Reno,
%. T., are here visiting Mrs. Patty.
Mr.. Thomas of Tishomingo is here
today.
Mr.. Luby from Sherman has accept
ed a position in the Frisco restaurant
at this place
Mr. Dean has resigned his position
as telephone operator
Mrs. Mcdonald is visiting her moth
er in Wolfe City, Texas.
Bob Jones of Tishomingo is in town.
Mrs Embrey has returned from
Gainesville.
Purcell.
Sam G.. Laughlin, a travelling sales
man for the Williams-Halsell-F Frazier
Company of Oklahoma City, and Miss
Eva Terral of Wood o. T.. were mar
ried at the latter place yesterday.
They arrived here last night and will
for the present make This their home.
T. Y Morgan of Ardmore was here
yesterday.
Lone Grove.
J. r. Roden of Clay county. Texas,
and Willie Mitchell of this place. were
married yesterday at Ardmore. They
left this morning for their home in
Clay county.
r. A. Gotcher of Marietta was here
this morning.
NJ. E. Harris was here today from
Cornish.
Chagris.
Mr.. Mcclure and wife from Duncan
were here last night en- route to Ard
more, where they will take the train
for their future home in Colorado.
Dixie.
nav w To,lsop ,,sho ga IN yoo PC
OF age, yesterday walked from Wool
sey to his home here. a distance of fif
teen miles, which is something out
of the ordinary for anyone of that age
His team had gotten away from him
at Woolsey and went home. which
caused him to make the walk.
w NJ. Payne, aged 66 years, diet
near here yesterday and will be burie,
here this afternoon.
Loco.
Joe Bennett yesterday had the mis-
ortune to get his hands painfully burn
ed while exterminating the flame
which We're burning. Mrs. Bennett
clothing. Mrs Bennett was also badl
burned about the hands and arms.
Emet.
The Choctaw surveyors yesterda
began the survey of line OF road fror
Milburn. the new town near here o.
the Choctaw extension to Ardmore, I
Denison.
Quite number of our sportsmen ar
out hunting quails today.
} Richard McLish was over from Wa
r panucka Saturday to see Goveno
, Johnston.
iNGoy. Johnston had expected to z
! to Washington but was delayed on az
: count of the death of his mother-ir
law, Mrs. Short who died here yeste