The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-05-02
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NEWS OVER phone.
Wynnewood.

Wynnewood.
@. G. Warren of Ardmore has been
here for the past two days on bust
ness.
Harrison White has just received
three carloads Of horses from Texas.
Mr. Blanton of Pauls Valley was
here yesterday on business.
Tishominso.
The ball given in the Colbert build
ing last night was well attended.
Quite a number of visitors were pres
ent.
The legislature ~ still in session.
George Burris returned yesterday
from stonewall.
A telegram was received yesterday
from Washington, stating that the
bin authorizing the establishment of
district court at Tishomingo had
passed the conference committee of
both houses of congress.
Lone Grove.
| A difficulty arose between Bud
Ivey and NJ. @. Jordan. two A. c..
railroad men, here yesterday, result
ing in each paying $3.50 into the
mayors court.
Mrs. George Hendrix is here from
the Creek nation, visiting relatives.
chasris.
The Continental snuff drummer
was here this morning from Ard
more.
Mr.. Wilson is here from Spanish
Fort, looking after his cattle inter
ests. he is accompanied by Bud Nc
Carty and j. j. Hancock
, Pat Ware was here today, the first
time in several months.
Loco.
The Loco drug store has been SOLD
! by Marvin Thagard TO Or. Cranfill o.
this place and Jim Payne, from Dixie
1t is understood that the latter gen
tleman will also purchase the drul
stock of r. II. Robertson q Bro.
j. Ravia.
p The work of moving the postofiic,
e from the old TO the new town ha
been completed.
L Overton LAYERS is here today o.
business.
purwood.
The piling for the last bridge OF
: the Choctaw, from Hartshorne t
Ardmore is being driven, and all tn
: five remaining bridges are abou
completed. The tracklayers on tn
west end have been called off and IN
i remaining track will be laid by tn
crew from the east. II is eXpecte
Nat the remainder of the track wi
u, ~ be laid Sunday.
" Mesdames Bates and Scott went {
Ardmore today.
Provence.
'' l. f. Alexander, the A. & c. col
. tractor. who finished his work here
" few days ago and went TO Pauls Va
y ley. where he has a contract. did a
act before leaving here which is col
~ demned by all our citizens. Whe
he came here some time ago he wa
" given a lot in town for his camp. II
i' was charged nothing for the lot.
being understood that he should di
- well upon the lot, which should
:" turned over to the town when he le
II and be used as a public well. Whe
~ he was ready to leave he requisite
>" that the town pay him for the well
10 he had agreed to give the well to Il
~ town. our people refused TO pay hi
u for same. whereupon he had the We
filled with rubbish, notwithstandin
d, the protests of our people
~ The /. o. O. f. lodges Of this Sc
a. tion are preparing to hold big picn
-. on Tater Hin mountain, east OF her
a in the near future. 1t is an ide
m place fer holding a picnic. From tn
80 mountain a view Of the surrounds
- country, within a radius of twenty-f'
80 miles, can be secured with the make
n eye
Bob.
-. The infant daughter which WI
born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Hall Splav
. yesterday died today at II o'clock.
-. Born, last night to Jasper Baz,
-. and wife, a daughter
.s L, J, Shook and O. f. Matthews {
4. tended the musical entertainment
ThaCkeryille last night.
w. =. Thompson went TO Ardmo
- today.
Drawing the Line.
Salt Lake City, Utah, May IL
J. Maggie Ships Roberts, a polygamo