The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-09
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NEWS OVER PHONE.
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piles where the Choctaw crosses Pen
nington fell upon one of the workmen
there yesterday. crushing his skull
The injured man is reported some bot
ter today and 1t is believed he will
recover
Judge Wolfe went TO Donison la
night
Ravia.
j. r. CLARK and J. Beard both o.
whom have been sick. are reported
better today.
a. 4. Chapman went 10 Tishomingp
Mrs. r. n. Satterwhite has returned
from a visit to her mother VINO lives
west Of Lone Grove.
The firm of Martin a Baker made
an involuntary assignment last night
Their stock will probably invoice
$1,000 and their liabilities are ,stimat
ed at $4,000 Swanord Bros. of Kan
sas City are their principal creditors
Cumberland.
Ben Burney is reported some bette.
today.
Paul Burney is AT home from Tisn.
omngo where he has been attcndint
school. He will return TO Tishomingn
Monday.
Mr. Berry Of Bee is here today.
Marietta.
r. |. Phillips is here from Ardmoro
Lebanon.
There is considerable sicknes in OR
town
The farmers are all busy at work.
Mrs Margaret Woody. an old lady
about 40 years OF age. died here at the
home OF her son. Henry, this mornms
at o'clock. Her remains will be bar.
led tomorrow. Tom and Seth Woody
sons OF the deceased Mrs. Woody. a..
quite sick with pneumonia.
ThaokervilIe.
DR.. Browning from Bowie. Tex. has
located here and will practice medi.
cine.
w. j. Cook, who has been running
the Cottage Hotel. has moved out 20
the Liddell place
Bob.
The welldiggers have at last struck
water in the public well. The. water
was found at a depth of 240 feet.
Our sick are all in about the same
condition as yesterday.
Lone Grove.
The graders are progressing rapid, y,
with their work on the A. & c. grade
chagris.
We are having spring weather TO
day.
The postoffce was today moved
from G. l.. Tyson's store to the store
of X. J. Creel, the latter having recent
, ly been appointed postmaster. Mi
, Tyson has been postmaster here for q
little more than four years.
The school closed yesterday.
There will be literary at the school
house next Thursday night at which
time the school will have an exhibi
tion.
Woolsey.
G. w. Naught of this place went tC
NARROW today to attend the funeral
of his brother-in-law. w. D. Steele
p who died there last night
Loco.
X. A. Penn, OF the firm of Penn q
Son, is here from Duncan.
j. NJ. Robertson will leave this al
ternoon for business trip TO the Co
manche country.
All the boys have returned from the
Ryan court.
MARROW.
w. ID. Steele, aged 60 years. died
last night. The death of his wife
which occurred short time ago, and
his old age are thought TO have been
the principal causes of his death. De
ceased was one OF the largest proper
ty owners of NARROW and one of her
oldest citizens
Berwyn.
Ed Cason and Butler Suggs both
have sick boys.
The son OF Ed Cason is still quite
sick and all hopes of his recovery have
almost been given up.
The infant child of G. W. Yaden, col.
ored, died last night.
Durwood.
Our sick are all reported better
Born, to Mr. and Mrs j. NJ. Hen,
shaw, twin boys.
Miss Ella Scott, who has been az
tending Hargrove College and who
has been quite sick is reported some
better TODAY