The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-07-13
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the third and George Henry Bruce OF
the fourth were appointed to canvas
their respective wards, ascertain who
had spare rooms for the reunion and
the cost of same and also TO ascer-
tain who will bake pies and cakes for
the reunion.
When these committees report.
bureau Of information will be estab-
lished.
Robt. MCGEE was appointed 10 see
that the reunion grounds is supplied
with plenty OF water
The committee desires TO have II
expressly understood that no bills
whatever will be honored except
those contracted for by the commit
tee.
The sig Simon Cos. store was des-
ignated as a repository for all Con
federate relics.
Ardmore expects to entertain 90
600 visitory and the committee says
the town is fully equal TO the occa-
sion.
90
There is no doubt but that the
crowd here next week will he the
largest ever gathered in the Indian
Territory.
The parade on the second day will
he a swell affair. The finest carriages
in the city are being engaged and
floats are being gorgeously decorated
for bevies of young ladies and girls.
Everybody in the city and every visi-
tor is expected TO take part
90
The speakers platform will be
32 by 40 feet. built solidly of smooth
lumber The platform will be occu-
pied the frst night by Prof Wor-
sham's concert. An immense amount
of work has been done by Prof Wor
sham in preparing for this concert
and many Of us have paid dollar TO
see a show not half as good as it
will be.
The same platform will be used the
second night by the Sons and Daugh-
ters who will give a ball to the Spon-
sors and Maids.
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The Popular Concert TO be given
Tuesday night at the opera house by
E. Lowenstein and number Of 9TH
ers will be an entertainment of rare
merit and will be literally patronized.
onegentleman in telling why he pur-
chased tickets gave as his reasons (l)
that the Lowenstein's were always
generous toward progressive moves
and he took a pleasure in patronizing
their entertainment; (2) that Emanlel|
Lowenstein was doing a great deal of
hard work in his musical studies and
that the town should appreciate his
skill and encourage his further effort
and CD that he expected TO get an
evenings entertainment that would be
worth twice the amount paid.
90
B. III. Corlew was making up money
yesterday to offer as prizes for the
best decorated rigs in the parade on
the second morning Of the reunion.
About $50 in money and two hand.
soma umhra1lag tuaro .,,t..-..lt..a T.
very short time This fund will be
augmented until there will be about
twelve different prizes well worth
competing for
The Woodmen Of the World will
have comfortable headquarters on
the reunion grounds, where they will
have plenty Of ice water and chairs
for the accommodation of visiting
members Of the woodmen of the
World and their families
90
Reserved seats for the Popular
concert Tuesday night at KIoslis
opera house will be on sale at Ram.
seys drug store Monday morning at
3 o'clock There has been such a do
mand for tickets that this was thought
10 be advisable.
90
When the Popular concert is ended
the orchestra will repair TO Crockets
Cafe where ice cream and cake will
be served. Everybody is invited to
come in One half Of the gross re-
ceipts go to the reunion fund.
90
The Executive committee need three
or four experienced cooks to prepare
the meat for the reunion.
So
Miss Bessie Bond sponsor for the