The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-09-05
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MadIll.

Mdoills
Sam Daube returned home to Ard
more yesterday.
Mill Greek.
Mr. Ferriman from Minnesota is
here settling up the estate of Maud
NJ Jones, deceased.
Barney Graves. book.keeper at the
bank, has returned from an extended
visit with his parents in Minnesota.
Hugh Hardy made a business trip
to Hardy yesterday.
Cotton continues to come in rap
IDLY.
chaarls.
The famers are all still busily en-
gagged in picking cotton
After considerable delay, the tele-
phone line TO Ardmore has been re-
paired and we again have connection
with that place.
Dixie.
Jim Ragsdale and family of Ard
more are here visiting Mrs. Rags
dale's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson
Albert Davis, from near Ardmore
is here today.
j. X. Martin and wife have returned
from Raysville, where they went to
attend the funeral of Mrs. Martins
brother, Mr. Boatright
our cotton crop will make about
one-half what was expected here three
weeks ago.
Seventy.two bales OF cotton have
been ginned here this season.
Thaekerville.
A. /. Wood, the section foreman on
the Santa Fe, went to Whitesboro
Wednesday and was married to a
lady there. He returned here yester-
day with his bride
Taylor Splawn, aged 70 years, pick
ed 217 pounds of cotton yesterday,
which is a record for any one Of that
age in this section.
oilsonite.
II. Moss and family have gone TO
Lebanon for a few days visit
r. H. Lowrance, Willis Hodges,
Dock Young and Mr.. Worley of Buck
horn were here yesterday.
w. b. Lowrance of Buckhorn went
to Ardmore yesterday.
Mr.. Worley and family of Buck
horn went to Ardmore today.
Dr. Slower of Sulphur passed
through today en- route to the home
OF Mr.. Lain, where some members
of Mr.. Lain's family are sick
Ed stanton went to Sulphur today
Oscar Lowrance Of Buckhorn left
today for Norman, Ok, where he will
attend school for another year.
r. Wright the hay baler, is at
work here putting up hay for J. s.
Davis.
Berwyn.
Miss Belle Young, daughter of G
w. Young, has been given the Ma.
tional school at Wynnewood this year
We had a good rain Tuesday but
not sufficient to supply the demand for
stock water.
Creek negro ran away with the
14-year-old daughter of Chas. Lackey
colored, last night They were caught
near Dougherty this morning at day
break and brought back. The daugh'
ter was taken home and the negro
placed in the calaboose, where he will
be held until the arrival of officers
who will take him to the jail at Ard
more.
Durwood.
Albert Shockley is here from Okla
homa City.
Burt Tummins and wife are here
from Coalgate. Mr.. Tummins is quite
sick with slow fever.
d. H. Justis, who returned a feS
days ago from Hot Springs, has dis
posed Of his buggy and team and gone
10 Little Rock, where he will resume
work with the Choctaw railroad.
The little child Of Mr.. Edgemore is
reported as being some better today
MannsVille.
Hogan Lawson has returned from
a visit with relatives in Texas.
Three hundred and twenty bales
Of cotton have been ginned here this
season.
Earl
j. w. Ray of Rome, Ga. is here
visiting his brother and mother.
c. H. Lowe of Sherman is here.
Mrs. Glenn of Madin is here VISITING
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