The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1904-09-07
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y +. bethtI OF Souln MtAlcS't'
was in the city yesterday.
r. f. lilley Of Duncan wa, in the
city yesterday.
Dr II. r. New Of Dallas was n TIC
CITY yesterday.
c. A. welch Of Talihina was here
yesterday
j. d. Batson of Marietta is in the
city.
w. E. Conner of waurika is in the
city.
H. A. Kent of Gainesville is in the
city
J. W. Eckstern Of Oklahoma City
in is the city.
l.. II Bradford went to Gainesville
yesterday afternoon on business.
A. j. Gardonhire was in the city to.
lay from Tishomingo on his way to
sulphur
Mrs. A. u Matthews left yesterday
for Pauls Valley to spend a Few Gays
with friends
Perrin Flow is in the city from
Muskogee where he has been attend.
ing school for the past year
Nu Mullens and a party of survey
ors went to Marietta yesterday af
ternoon to survey some land.
Mrs. W. l. Cuce left yesterday af.
ternoon for Gainesville to spend a few
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MIR. and Mrs. j. &c. Albright eturn.
ed today from Tishomingo where they
went to file on their land
Eric Dove and Andy Hardy have re.
turned from ST. Louis where they
spent ten days.
Judge John Hinkle left this after
noon for Ada TO attend court which is
in session there now.
Col w. w. Trask returned to Mar.
ietta today after spending a few days
with his family.
H. Moses and son, Leroy, have re-
turned from an extended trip to St
Louis and eastern points
Louis Bradford returned this morn.
mig from business trip to Gaines.
Vile
Mrs. II. Lowenstein and daughter
Miss jeanette and son Sol, have re
turned from an extended trip &c st
| Louis.
Mrs. NJ A. Jones, mother of Mrs.
A. c. Young and X a. Jones, left
this morning TOR Denison to visit her
son, c. II. Jones.
Misses Pauline Edwards and
Blanche Wasson were in the city to-
day from Tishomingo on their way
to Gainesville.
w. II. Byrd and Miss Josephine
Southerland returned yesterday from
Tishomingo where they attended the
inaugural ball.
w. S. Allen and James Garger are
in the city from Chattanooga, Tenn
They are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. A. NJ Allen 324 c street
I southwest.
j. Y. Pickens of Homer, |. T, was
in the city today and left with the
A-dmoreite a very fine sample OF
kaffir corn raised by him to be sen,
to the Worlds Fan.
Paul Burney and Jim Chapman
were in the city today from Tishomin
go on their way to Sweet Springs,
Mo, where they will attend school the
ensuing year
Miss Mona Hush OF Gainesville
who has been in the city for a few
Gays the guest of Miss Mindia Pres.
fridge returned home yesterday af.
ternoon.
Mrs. f. b. Luke and daughter, Miss
Francis, left yesterday for Shawnee
where they will be joined by Mrs.
Luke's sister and the three will visit
in Iowa for some time returning by
way of the Worlds Fair.
| Hal Cannon left yesterday after
noon for Gainesville to attend Ihe
wedding of Mr. Allyn Percy Holt of
| Crowley, La, TO Miss Bertha Elias
Gibson of Gainesville which will take
place tonight. Mr.. Cannon will be an
usher in the affair
r. l.. Sanders returned yesterday
afternoon from Tishomingo where ne
went to attend the Inauguration Of d
II. Johnston as governor of the
Chickasaws, and also the inaugural
ball. Mr. Sanders says the ball was
a big success as was also the cello.
bration and that the people of Tisho-
mingo eXerted themselves to make
all who came there enjoy themselves.
See the Brownies, Friday night.