The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1903-10-14
NEWPORT


gOod .n our ogmmunlty The doctors
lDok sicy 5ut they. of course, can
-laal them elves.
We shut our eyes and listen 70 tho
,t.,dy pImng " our big ga engine
and almost imagine ourselves TO Ard.
more
The religions interest ri tas com
munlty has no. gone aita the revival
meetIugs Of the season Our people
are true to their profe oa aIt
"pea,e. good viii tJ men ra.g-s sl
preme and we are a happy people The
fan harvest is reaa0ua1'y goDI though
little late aii expect fo boz a. pea .e
with The creditor AMI AZ the same time
have 1meth'ug ~ e'ay 'he Fpf dur.
Ing be- cold season. Tho SeVport com
munry is mo poor mans paradise
al vineyard. there are more gen.a.
Mays VIfea husband has "a nice gar
den growing an the present and 70 the
frost stays away lust a little while
they V.I have new peas. beans. rad.
iahes and onions
Scup0rt community has very few
"nesfer most aI Df our folks are
farmers ll the true sense o. the term
and this winter will fnd them with
cribs of corn. hogs 20 make meat and
their daefors bills paid therefore Doc
T.u have some hog and hominy too.
The DDssom eyed hester is thing Of
the longago in our part Of GOd's NOR
sl vineyard ther are more genial
climes than this for the man who is
satisfied 10 keep his smoke house In
Kansas City and his corn crib In
Wasbita bottom.
Almost daily some we'll recommend.
red men are looking for homes here.
They say they saw letters from this
place in the Ardmoreite that led them
70 believe that this is a good place
when they come they are not disap-
pointed. for our people make them
welcome and they feel like they are
among home folks We owe the i'm
proyement ln conditions here. largely
to the Ardmorelte. II goes every
whore. and we have taken advantage
Of this 10 say our say about the good
qualities Of our country and people.
Special interest Is being manifested
In the school question here. This com
munity has great many brilliant girls
and boys. whose minds must have a
training becoming Of the twentieth
century. The board Of directors for
mulated a set Of bylaws by which the
patrons will' be governed in school
matters. The patrons met Monday
night and adopted the work Of the
board. The people have perfect con
Gdence in the ability and integrity OF
the men they have put in charge Of
the school work and the members OF
the board are aware Of tire responsi-
bilty resting upon them. and they VIII
leave nothing undone TO make our
coming school one of the best that
Newport has ever had The school
viii pay good teacher a reasonable
salary and the board expects TO en-
uloy teacher whose life VIII be "a
fitting example for our children Ia
follow Teachers who are willing and
able TO help us raise NJ our young
men and womauhood to hig plane
of usefulness may write Dr Richard
IcMay. secretary, sending along let
tcrs of commcndation and their appli
cations will have due consideration
by the board. All letters will BE- an
swercd IT accompanied with a stamp
Enclose stamps Tor return OF certlf
Gates and letters of commentator.
Uncle George Evans has made Q
trade by which his shop will have a
first class workman and blacksmith
In the near future When this ar.
rangemcnt goes into effect no work
will have 10 go further than New
port.
We thank the bridge committee o.
Ardmore for the nice load Of lumber
sent us. which has been placed In the
bridge over which most OF our trade
must pass TO get 10 Ardmorc. A
good bridge placed over Sullivan
creek would make a much shorter
route 10 Ardmore from Newport.
Rev. and Mrs clay were with th,
NJ. E. Church here yesterday. Rev
Clay will preach here next Monday
night. that being the last service
for him with this church until al
ter conference. The church here
greatly desires his return for another
year