The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-10-13
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Milo


Several loads Of cotton are standing
In the gin yard.
Several bales OF cotton went to
Ardmore this morning
Graham
Quite a number Of our people have
gone 20 Ardmore TO Ringing Bros.
circus there tomorrow
Everybody is busy with the cotton
crop.
Mr. Hoffman Of Helen was here yes
terday.
Miss Hattie Hardy went to Ardmore
today TO visit her mother.
Campbell Bros circus is here today
and quite a crowd OF country people
is in town.
Ed Dillingham; is building a new
residence IL the west part OF town
The cornerstone Of the new Metho-
dist church will be laid next Wednes-
day or Thursday.
Quite a number Of new residences
are being erected here at present
Tishomingo.
Mr. Newman Of Milburn came over
Saturday to see his brother, o. New
man. Of this place, who was serious
ly III. Mr.. Newman is reported as be-
ing much better today.
Mr. Thorn went 10 Madill today.
Kirby Purdom and family are in
Denison today.
Miss Hollenbeck. who has been here
visiting Mrs Purdom. returned to her
home in Denlson Saturday.
Miss Eula Hor,on passed through
Saturday en- route to Madill from
Wapanucka, where she had been to
look after her millinery business at
the latter place
Harvey Lucas and wife went to
Mannsville Saturday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Kemp went to Ardmore
Saturday TO visit friends.
Boyd & Cooper have moved their
stock Of furniture from Choctaw
avenue to their new location on Main
street
Everett Ward went to Ravia yes
terday.
Mr.. Hooker of Denison has been
here for the past few days prospecting
with a view Of establishing a depart
ment store at this place
The news Of the location of the
headquarters OF the citizenship court
at this place was received with pleas
ure b. all our people.
Quite a number Of visitors are in
town today.
The Chickasaw legislature convened
this morning.
Mill Greek.
Deputy Hutchins made three bon
fires in the streets here last night, us
ing the paraphernalla from three
gambling houses as fuel There was
considerable excitement at the time.
but everything is quiet now.
Quite a lot of cotton is coming in.
There is considerable sickness in
this section, but not fatal.
Douaherty.
Mrs. William Kirk died Saturday
and was buried here yesterday.
William Kirk has been quite sick
for the past few days with pneu-
monia but Is reported as somewhat
improved today.
j. II. Pitts is on the sick list.
Miss Matte Hunter is reported
quite sick.
DIR, Simmons of Mill Creek is here
on professional business.
j. r. Chitwood returned Saturday
night from Dallas where he has been
for the past few days attending the
fair.
Mr.. Martin of Troy is here today
en- route 10 Ardmore.
Chas. Daniels has moved from this
place to Belmont, OK.
Cotton continues to come In rapid.
ly. Our merchants paid 7GO for cot.
ton Saturday
Durwood.
Lev West Of Ardmore is visiting in
Durwood
Several Of the Durwood people at.
tended the ball game in Ardmore yes.
terday
F. X. West went to Mannsville and
Norton today.
Rev. Smith Of Mannsville preached
here Saturday night, Sunday and Sun.
day night
The Ardmoreite will give a bust.
ness scholarship, in the Southwestern