The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-14
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NEWS OVER PHONE.
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Douaherty.

day night. Rev Woodward of Reagan
upheld the Methodists and Rev. Ken
nedy of Pontotos represented the
Christian church. Among the visitors
who were here TO attend the debate
were: DR.. Elkins and wife and Mr..
Crawford Of Nebo; j. S Davis, John
Lawhon. VIII Walker and Mr.. Kirby
of Gilsonite; Mr. Knif Of Pontotoc:
Rev. Hamilton OF Berywn; Rev. Muir
ply Of Wynnewood and Mr.. Burns OF
Reagan.
G.. A. New has returned from Texas.
where he secured his horse which was
stolen about two weeks ago. The thief
was not captured but MIR. New thinks
he will be soon.
VIII Kirk and Miss Alice Burkhart
will be married Sunday at the home of
the brides parents. near this place
Our school will begin Monday
The Oklahoma City Commercial club
made a ten minutes stop here today
GilSonite.
Miss Stella Butcher, who has been
here visiting her uncle. j. s. Davis
will return home to Ardmore this lf
ternoon.
Misses May Davis Of Sherman and
Bertha Smith of Cambeil. Texas. who
have been visiting here and Miss
Maude Davis from Sherman, who is
teaching a school at this place, wen:
TO Ardmore this afternoon to visit tn ?
family of d. w. Butcher for several
days.
Revs. Woodland and Burns passed
through yesterday en- route home TO
Hickory from Dougherty.
Wynnewood.
c. e. HALEY. city marshal returned
last night from Wallville.
J. w. Mitchell went north on the
noon train.
Tecumseh Mcclure died last night
near Davis and will be buried today
at Pauis Valley.
Bob.
II. Splawn is here today from Thac-
kerville
Mrs. j. w. Hill is reported no better.
Provence.
We are TO have two cotton gins
here instead of one. ]. L. Bowling has
the machinery on the road for a gin
and Mr. Foster of Mannsville has the
lumber on the ground for his gin. Mr.
Foster is preparing to build a resi-
dence and move here from Mannsville
DR.. Hathaway and wife have recov-
cred from their recent illness.
Our sick are all improving.
Russet.
Mr.. Linn of Lebanon is here and
may decide to locate with us.
MadiI.
Miss Elua Harden of Greenville is
visiting in the city and VII probably
put in a millinery store at this place.
c. w. Mcmillan, formerly of McMil-
Ian but who is now building the new
town called Parallel Junction near
Durwood, stopped over on his return
home from the cattlemens conven-
tion at Fort Worth
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ. L.
church We're entertained at the home
Of Dr. ard Mrs. McGregor last night.
Refreshments were served and all
were highly entertained with games
and with music by Messrs Eakin.
Moore and Moore. The dining room
was beautifully decorated and the ia,
hle was decorated with flowers,
drawn work and embroidery. Those
present were Misses Henshaw, Horton
Allen Kirk, Humphrey and Mamie
Dyer of Sherman; Messrs Eakin,
Kirk, Moore, Keisser, Moore and Nc
Farland; Mr.. and Mrs Eakin, Mr.. and
Mrs. Taylor, MIR. and Mrs McGEhee
and Mesdames Beard, knight, Zitietoo
and Kendall. All report having had a
delightful time.
Tishomingo.
The tracklaying train reached here
this morning. A large crowd of our
citizens and the band boys met the
first train to reach Tishomingo. The
photographer took several pictures OF
the train. The tracklayers laid the
track through town as far as the
bridge across Pennington. They will
be delayed several days awaiting the
completion of this bridge.
RaVia.
Mayor John Garrett has been quite
7 sick for several days with the grip.
John Clark Is able TO be out agaiI
after an illness of about two weeks
]. Beard and John Estes are also NJ