The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-12-21

Worth, where he went "a receive a
course OF lectures at the medical col
lege
Uncle George Tucker is reported
quite sick
John Moore has returned from Fort
Worth. where he went to see his Ia
,her. who is reported quite low
Lone Grove.
Jen High aud family. from the
Creek nation. have arrived here to
spend Christmas with the old folks.
We have been having some nice
weather and the farmers had com
menced picking cotton again, but the
rains will compel them to discontinue
their work
Pauls Valley.
Mrs. c, j. Grant died aeie Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock, after an Illness
of the past three months, Her remains
We're buried here yesterday at 3 o.
clock Deceased was the wife OF c.
J. Grant, president OF the First Nation.
al bank. and one OF our Oldest and
most influential citizeus
Lebanon.
Miss Butler left yesterday for Fort
Worth to spend Christmas with her
parents.
Our school closed Friday until after
the holidays
Our people are preparing to have a
Christmas tree
Tom Askew was here yesterday
from Marietta
Tishomingo.
Mrs Zula Burris and children went
to Stonewall yesterday.
L. II. Roberts. manager of the Tish-
omingo Telephone company. was here
yesterday.
Messrs. Williford and Fillmore were
here yesterday from Fillmore.
Mr. Boyd. the furniture man. went
to Ravia yesterday.
Fred Hines Of Ardmore has gone 10
work again with the New Era.
5. C. Treadwen is in Ardomre at
tending court
Mrs. b. II. Colbert is on the sick list.
Judge Gullett is i'm hadin.
J. b. O'Brien has gone to Ardmore to
attend 1Jurt.
Gilsonite.
Marshall Pitts of Lehigh is here tc
spend the holidays with his parents.
Miss Maud Davis of Sherman. who
has been here assisting in the school
left today for Ardmore, where she
| viii visit her sister, Mrs. ID. w. Butch
er and will then go to her b ne in
Sherman to spend Christmas
Our school closed yesterday after
noon until after the holidays, with
some nice exercises.
James f. Young and wife and Mas
ter Leroy Davis went to Doughe,'ty to
day.
Marietta.
| Sim1n Westheimer Is distributing 3
car of Kansas corn among the farmers
We had some more rainy weather
yesterday.
A civil case was tried in the mayors
court NAPLES Painter Co
vs. s. Dittman. The plaintiffs secured
Judgment by default.
| o. Bunns of the Gainesville Eleari,
Light uompany, was here last nigh
with a proposition to put in an elec
tric light system at this place. II II
thought the council win accept tn,
proposition. .r...
44L Duncan.
The infrnt child of j. w. Graham
died Thursday morning. The funera
occurred here yesterday.
Jack BagEett's baby died yesterda,
morning ana was buried today.
The city has passed an ordinanc,
authorizing that an election b. hel,
to determine whether or not the cit,
shall issue bonds in the sum of S25. .OOl
for the purpose of erecting and main
tanning a system of waterworks. Al
additional tax d six and one-haIf mill
Will be required to meet the interes
on the bonds and to accumulate ;
sinking fund to pay them. They vii
be for forty years and the city shar
have the privilege of taking them NJ
at the end OF twenty years, If the,
care to do so.
1t is the general opinion of our peo
pie that the election will show tina
our people are in favor of the issuanc,
OF the bonds. There is some coaten
tion, however. over the matter by ouI
two newspapers.
The census just taken shows oul
town to have a population of 2.175