The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-10-04

G. b. Bolts Of Lindsay is in the
city.
c. E.Menditt o. Madill is in the city
on business.
Guy Clark of Milburn was in the
city yesterday.
j. B. Morgan is in the city from Fos-
ter on business.
J. F. Young made business trip
to Wheeler yesterday
Or. John May, OF Mulkey, was in the
city yesterday on business.
II. c. Bennett, of Pauls Valley, was
in the city yesterday.
A. F. Jones returned yesterday from
a business trip to Durwood
Col d. b. Lester, a prominent bus
mess man OF Tishomingo is in the
city.
Dick Williams left yesterday for
Ada to spend few days with his par
ents
Miss Bert Ledbetter left yesterday
AFTERNOON loI or NoINu W NlSlN iNA
atives.
John Kennedy, formerly Of this place
is in the city from Fort Worth, visit
ing friends
w. j. Roberts of near sherman, Tex
as, is here visiting his cousins, Tom
and Will Roberts.
Mrs. j. NJ Martin returned TO her
home at Wynnewood yesterday, after
a pleasant visit in the city.
Commissioner T. NJ. Robnett left
yesterday morning for Marietta where
he is holding court this week.
John Mulkey ana wife ana little son
Charley of Mulkey, were in the city
today on their way to st Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. James D. Freeman re-
turned To their home at Marietta yes
terday, after a visit in the city with
relatives
p. o. Bingham and j. l.. Horton
left yesterday morning for Mcmillan,
where they will institute lodge OF
the w o. w.
Miss Lillian Lowenstein left yes
tcrday for Wynnewood to assist lin
the millinery branch house which A.
I.owenstein has there.
Joe Williford of Woodford, an old
time reader of the Weekly Ardmore-
ite visited lis yesterday and enrolled
his name on the Daily list.
c. f. Bowers OF the townsiite com
mission left yesterday for Lindsay
to finish the scheduling of the town
4 preparatory to appraisement
|. r. Mason has returned from San
Francisco. Cal, where he went as rep
resentative from Indian Territory tc
the Sovereign Grand Lodge of Inde
pendent Order of Odd Fellows.
C. S. Hammer and wife of Purdy are
in the city shopping.
Ike Adler of Davis was in the city
yesterday.
Rev. Jas. Johnson of Hugo was II
the city yesterday.
T. Z. Watson was in the city yester
day from Haileyville.
n. II. Mccoy and wife left yesterday
for st. Louis over the Frisco.
J ]. Hickey, prominent business
man of Woodford, was IN the city yes
terday.
Mrs. Joe F. Robson AMI sister, Mrs
Frank Grant, of Brazan, Mo, are visit
ing relatives in Alex,
o. S. Bailey, G. l.. Philips and W
r. Craught left yesterday afternoo
for Tishomingo on business trip.
q, w. b. Johnson and l.. p. Andersen
left yesterday afternoon for Midwa,
- to visit their coal mines at that place
Lewis Elliott left yesterday for Ad
e. to visit relatives. Mrs. Elliott and tn
children have been there for the pas
Is few days.
o. Rev Bush Goodloe of Malill cam
in yesterday to attend the openin
ID concert at Hargrove college held las
night at the opera house.
Mrs. Edgar Smith, who mas bee
n in the city for several lays the cues
of her parents, Mr. an Mrs. T. i
Banks, returned to ne lone az Me-
dill today.
Miss Anna Jacobs, who has been /
t. the city for some time the guest {
her cousin, Miss George Leeman, r'
III turned to her home at Marietta yestel
day afternoon.
st Mrs. Garfield BlacE is n me cit
at from Almagorda, n. NJ. the guest {
~ Rev. and Mrs. G. T. Black Of this cit,
She will also visit her mother IN Tisl
omingo.
- Rev James Frazier, Indian paste
m % the NJ. e. churcI at Connersyill
n who has been in the sanitarium hel
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