The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-04
II PERSONALS. "

day from Guthrie.
NJ. Duffey Midway. l. T., was in
our town yesterday.
j. c. Kemp and Son came over yes
terday from Tishomingo
H. II. Pennington made a business
trip 10 Texas yesterday.
W. W. Jennings was in the city
yesterday from Paris. Texas.
Mrg72 Russell j. Williams who has
been visiting in Teas returned home
last night.
AzSietels returped home Friday
sight &owia. bgstuess trip 10 his farm
near Mannsville.
n. II. Tisdall returned yesterday af.
ternoon from different towns in the
Oklahoma Country
Mrs. c. A. Sammons OF Corsicana.
Texas is in the city the guest Of Mrs
X. W Randol and other friends.
A. L Cruce has returned from Fort
Worth where he visited his son who
is under treatment in hospital
there
II. D. Garrison was here yesterday
from Oklahoma City for the purpose
Of shipping his pool room fixtures 20
that city.
s. p Render, president Of the Nor.
man Milling and Grain Co.. OF Nor.
man, o. T., was in the city yesterday
in the interest Of his mill.
DR.. A. p. Brown. Of Davis. brother
Of w. J. Brown, of Lone Grove. came
down yesterday afternoon to attend
his brothers bedside who is sick
with congestion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Moran of Mars.
den, accompanied by their three
daughters. Misses Maggie. Eta. and
Julia, paid the Ardmoreite Office a
very pleasant visit yesterday.
Misses Willie Green and Ruby Pull
liam LETT yesterday afternoon for
Woodford, where they will visit the
family Of Bart Smith. They will spend
a week visiting Mr.. Smith
Alex White of Bowervine. Ga, who
has been visiting his son Charles T..
who lives five miles above here, re-
turned home yesterday afternoon, af-
ter taking in the Dallas reunion and
Ardmore.
Presiding Elder w. j. Sims, of the
Methodist church, left Friday after.
noon for Thackerville where he held
quarterly meetings yesterday. Today
he breaches morning and night al
Marietta.
s. l.. Strong, wife and family. left
p Friday afternoon for Birmingham
, Ala. They spent several days with
p Mr.. Strong's brother-in-law. o. T. Ty
=. Ter, and go home with good words fol
$ this section of the country.
o Judge H. NJ. Furman left yesterda,
}. afternoon for Burneyville. Last nigh
he assisted in comforting Masonic de
grees on some candidates. Toda.
Judge Furman will deliver a publi,
G address; subject God and Free Ma
!, sonry."
Il Frank Law, son of Rev. N. F. Law
g came in yesterday from Pittsbure
d Kan. Frank has been holding down
q position as operator there in a brol
2. er's office, and has come back, we uI
p derstand. 20 take position with tn
d Ardmore Cotton Exchange.
e Cooper Wright, son-n-law OF o. I
Al Wyont of this place, came in yesterda
s. from sugden, l. T. Mr. Wright was a,
n companied by his father and motheI
Mr.. and Mrs. John Wright, who ar
n. visiting him from Virginia, Col. Joh
Wright is an old Confederate veteran
and let a regiment of soldiers throug
the war of 'Gl-'65. The old gentlema
= is now SO years old but his step
still quick and elastic, and his generi
health is good.
a, Miss Madella Bamberg, who hs
20 been the principal OF Dunlap scho
re since the resignation of Prof. Joh
In Carr, left yesterday afternoon for n,
nd home in Fort Worth. Miss Bambel
is most estimable young lady, kin
hearted TO her pupils, a fine instru
ST tor in the school room, and as an eN
dence OF the esteem and love wit
which she was held by her scholar
IL nearly every one of the girls studen
Of the Dunlap school was at the ira
yesterday afternoon to bid her goo
ry bye.