The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1902-06-29
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Douaherty.

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Dougherty.
ouite a number OF the Dougherty
people went to the picnic at Drake
Yesterday to witness the ball game
between the Dougherty and Drake
teams. which was won by Drake by
a score OF If to Z. All report having
had a fine time. They had good mu-
sic. and the crowd had plenty to eat.
In the afternoon several horse races
were run.
The Berwyn and Rock Creek nine
will play at Rock Creek this after
noon.
Lon Frame Of Ardmore, and others,
were fishing yesterday on Rock
Creek.
Gilsonite.
Lee and Charles Combs went to
Sulphur today.
Miss vena Stewart Of Sherman,
Tex. came up today to visit with her
sister Mrs J. II. Kirby
Purcell.
The contract was closed this morn
ing for a baseball game between
Wynnewood and Pauls Valley, to be
played in Purcell on july 4. The
teams will play for $500 a side and
800 given by Purcell TO the winners.
Manager Carter Of the Purcell team
is trying to arrange for special
train from wynnewood and Pauls
Valley. to bring the crowd which will
come to witness the game.
The wynnewood and Purcell teams
played here yesterday afternoon to a
good sized crowd. Wynnewood and
Pauls Valley were well represented.
Manager Pelf Bruce of the Pauls
Valley team Witnessed The game. Pur-
cell was the winner. by a score Of
Is to II.
Thackerville.
A light rain fell here last night.
Tishominao.
The Mollitor and McLoud buildings
are nearing completion.
Joe S. Maytubby Of wapanucka Is
in the city.
The McAlester district conference
of the Methodist Church, South, Is
in session here About seyenty-fivC
delegates are in attendance
We had very nice rain here last
night, which was badly needed. Ey
erything looks refreshed today
Durwood.
j. Il. Harrington. one Of the car
penters at work on the Choctaw de
pot here was knocked of the roof D..
ladder, this morning, and fell TO III,
platform below His ankle was badl.
sprained but no bones were broken
Mrs. Eva Hart, who has been her
Tor some time visiting her brother
G. T. Searcy. has returned 20 he
home In Texas.
Uncle Tom Scott will go TO NoI
man, Ok. to meet the board Of pen
sion examiners there on the 3Oth.
Mrs. Bates and daughter. Mr..
Trimmings. went to Earl today to visi
Mrs. Or. Helm
The rock for the new gin at Ne,
Durwood is being hauled
Mr. West and family of ArdmorD
who have been visiting here for
few days, returned home today
One Of our citizens and an India
had fight here yesterday Afternoon
The Indian was slightly beaten al
but no other damage was done.
eerwyn.
II. S. Suggs and family, Ernei
Shelton. J. w. Suggs and o. c. Gre
ley returned today from a few day
outing at the Gun club lake.
Mrs. d. d. Woods died yesterda
at Oil Springs Her remains will /
buried at the cemetery there this al
ernoOn.
The two-months-old child OF NJ
and Mrs. Ed Reed died this morniT
and the remains were buried at Il
Young cemetery this afternoon.
DR.. Wright was called TO Baum
day to see Mrs. Hubbard, who
very sick.
The crops were considerably da
aged by the dry winds of Tuesd
and Wednesday.
interesting to Asthma Sufferers
Daniel Bante OF Otterville. low
writes: 81 have had asthma for thI