The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-03-31
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There will be singing convention
here next Sunday. All are invited to
attend
The steel gang and train will reach
here tonight from Ardmore, laying
the Choctaw track.
DR.. Bates and c. Southern OF Dur
wood were here today from Durwood.
Durwood.
n. Cornell is reported some better
today.
Deputy Henson was here today and
arrested c. r Searcy and w. Il. Ora
per. charging them with selling
liquor. ..
Tishomingo.
The Choctaw has crossed the wash
tia. and has track laid two miles be
yond that stream.
The steam pressed-brick plant has
put up its first kiln of pressed brick.
The city election will be held to-
morrow. and as there is only the one
ticket in the field it will no doubt be
elected.
Ravia.
J. r. Clark, manager Of the Hous-
ton Bros. lumber yard at this place.
and Miss Stella Edwards were mar
ried last evening at 1880 o'clock, at
the home of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Edwards. After the
wedding ceremonies. a nice supper
was served The newly married cou-
pie were serenaded by the Ravia band
boys.
sam Hays is in town from Russet.
A. A. Chapman returned yesterday
from Connerville.
Preparations are being made to re-
sumo work on the asphalt mines near
here.
Jack Kemp. farmerly the telegraph
operator at this place, is quite sick
with smallpox.
Loco.
John Fitzgerald of Reagan has NOV
ed back to Loco.
J. NJ Robertson went to Ardmore
Yesterday. a
Tom Williamson and Miss Maggie
johnson. two Of our most prominent
young people, We're married here yes
terday afternoon at the home OF VIM.
Johnson. father of the bride.
John Moore has returned from Tex.
as. bringing with him some fine Here
ford cattle.
Woolsey.
Rev. Ridge a Baptist minister from
near Dixie. was here last night, on
hs way to Comanche.
II. w. Cato and family left this
morning for NARROW, their future
home
DR.. Durham went to Comanche to-
day
DunCdfls
w T. Howell has moved into his
new drug store at the corner Of Ninth
and Main. He now has one of the
finest drug stores in the Territory.
r. b. Frensley gave his spring open
ing last Thursday and ii was quite
a success. A number of ladies from
NARROW and Comanche attended the
opening
II. f. Duncan has opened a new
shoe store in his brick building next
to the Howell drug store
The agricultural leases en- the
grass reserve west OF Duncan have
been approved by the Indian agent
and sent TO the secretary OF the in
terror for his approval. The bids
ranged from 40 to 41la cents per
acre. Thirty sections of same were
bid upon by citizens of this place The
leases are for three and one-half
years 1t is believed that Secretary
INV AA'b' NilA abplbN' All' bihHt anu
that the land will soon be opened for
agricultural purposes
The election campaign is getting
warm. No one knows whether the
Fowler or Fuqua ticket will be elect
ed.
Holder.
In the debate here Friuay night be-
tween the Holder and Lebanon boys.
the Holder boys were victorious. Our
boys seem to do better on their home
grounds.
DR.. Gray has returned from Dallas,
where he has been attending medical
college, lie will probably go to row
el TO practice medicine.
DR. J. d, Batson and wife of Mari
eta spent Saturday night here.
DR. w. V. Batson. assisted by Drs.
- Graham and n patqon am