The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-04-09
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stillwell II. Russell left today for
Pauls Valley.
w. f. Washington came up today
from Marietta.
c. c. Washington came up last night
from Marietta.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Garrett left today for
Tishomingo
A. Nichols has returned from a bus
mess trip to Tishomingo.
Byron Miller and A. T. Powell are
here today from Fort Worth.
Don Lacy and s. A. Douglas went
up to the canyon today fishing.
L. Levine and II. G. House were in
the city yesterday from Marietta.
Fletcher p. Clark. the typewriter
man of Dallas is in the city today.
DR.. w. NJ. Chancellor was called to
Javis today on professional business.
Miss Inez Wall came up yesterday
from Marietta and was doing some
shopping.
Ora V. Eddleman. Of the Twin Ter
ritories, Muskogee. came in today from
Muskogee over the Choctaw
j. A. Scrutchins. this city who is
representing Mason, Campbell & Co
Of New York, spent yesterday with
| friends here.
j. r. Keith of Fort Worth and an
old North Georgian, now representing
the Four Brothers axle grease, is in
the city today.
Miss Olivia Bamberg OF Fort Worth
Texas, is in the city the guest of her
sister Miss Madella Bamberg, one OF
Ardmore's popular teachers.
T II. Breen and his son, John, both
telegraph operators, who have been
here for some time. left yesterday over
the Choctaw for their old homo in
Tennessee.
Miss Lille Wilson left yesterday for
Bethel Springs, Tenn, her old home
Miss Wilson was one of our efficient
public school teachers and taught at
Dunlap college.
L. Easley is in the city from Sui,
phur. He brought to the U. S. clerks
Office the election returns for his town
and is making a brief visit with his
son, John F. Easley.
d. c. Sockwell is in the city from
Chickasha, where he recently embark
ed in the bottling works business. He
will move his family from Ardmore
to that place within few weeks.
F. A. and Louis Ross, two brothers
and tillers of the soil from the neigh.
borhood of Ravia, were in the city
this morning and both of them ordered
the Ardmoreite sent to their address.
NJ. j. Morris of Carthage, Mo-, a
dealer in gents furnishing goods OF
his town, is in the city prospecting
Mr.. Morris told your reporter that
he liked Ardmore better than any
town he had struck, and was thinking
very strongly Of stopping right here.
A. G. Cruce returned last night
from Winfield. Kan, where he assisted
in the prosecution of o. w. Coffelt,
who committed one of the most dia,
bolical and wilful murders ever record
ed in the state Of Kansas, by stealing
up to a mans window at night and
shooting him in cold blood, while the
unsuspecting man was playing with
his children. Other attorneys had to
speak after Mr. Cruce left
Col Joseph F. Swords of Sulphur
was in the city this morning. The
colonel gave origin to the idea of a
government reserve at Sulphur and
prosecuted the matter in Washington
until success crowned his efforts. He
says that the provision under which
the federal government proposes to
| give the reserve to the state or ter.
| ritorial form Of government will be
changed and that the reservation will
be amply taken care of by govern
ment appropriations.