The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-10-30
DoUGHERTY.
sneclal Corresnondence.

Dnc luNIIuOuleltl SNOOu d' "- N'Hi''' |
ina sheltered position and in open
unsheltored places It must have sono
lower
The weather for the past week has
been simply delightful Had it have |
been ordered it couldn't have been fin |
or. and the cotton harvest has 9ou
mcrrily on The lrop in Prices on fu |
day and Saturday was the only dis |
couraeing factor I'm an otherwise ido1' .
situation.
Several bales were soll for niut |
and onehalf cents and others held for
the higher price, which they feel is
sure to come, and It remains TO b.
seen which were on the winning side.
The bols Of cotton which Mr.. {
r. Wade has been exhibiting ana
which we're grown ny " r. Watson,
are pronounced ~ ~NHr # 'he 5esi
farmers in this locality rs the finest
ever grown in thi3 section.
The site of our conAty seat IS Tse
OF tne strongest lb' uit9 ~ VIZ 'o''h
coming election, Sulphur and Davis
being strong contestants for that
honor, and this sectional factor may
prove a dlsintegrating force in botn
pa 'ti93.
w. w. Wade and John Tollasou, Re
publicans, and i. b. Deel, Democrat
have been appointed judges Of election
precinct No. 10. in district 9G, which
includes all of township No. ?, sou Ii,
range 2 east, in which Dougherty Is
situated.
Hon. T. J. Iaxton, candidate for the
constitutional convention Of the 96th
constitutional district, of Hickory, l.
r.. is expected here on Thursday, NV,
Ist. to meet and talk with his friends
A brakeman on the southbound local
freight train had his foot quite Sc
riously injured here in the yard
Thursday, October 25.
Billy Lotion was calling on friends
in the village the fore part of last
week
Tom Averitt is hauling a large nlm-
her of cottonwood bolts to this station
for shipment.
Verde Ramsey "f pavs is visiting
her schoomare and friend, Eun'ce
Freeman, of this yiii'aH
The many ,rienis of George Ho'-
der will be pleased t. lea:r tat - is
taking a course at the Selyidge Busi-
ness College, Ardmore.
James Smith gathered four bushels
Of rccans from the trees on his place.
Bul Akers left Saturday night for
oklahoma, where he will pick cot
ton.
G. A. New and little daughter Ma
visited Ardmore last Friday and ed
ward Faires and Grover Reed Satur-
day.
little | .ois Freeman received a very
serious bite from a spider on Frldav
last. from which she IS suffering. She
is such a delicate child and has been
sick so much this summer and this
trouble being on the side of her neck
IL is feared that 1t may be long
time before she is entirely well again
Mrs. Wade had very narrow es'
cape from being bitten by a spider on
the same day, as n very large black
one got in between her glasses and
her eve before she could make any
one hear to come and remove it.
Tom Collins of Berwyn who has
charge of this railroad section eX'
meets to move his family here soou
and will occupy the Wade house west
of the railroad.
The Sunshine Sewing Society will
meet at Mrs. Wades on Saturday af'
ternonn Nov. 3rd, and will sew nnth
time for Bible Reading service At .
O'Clock. Miss Tessa Majors birthda'
and Julia Tollasons occur at TITS time
and we wish them to remember th!1
happy day in years to come.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adee are visiting
friends at Wanette, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Adkins spent
the Sabbath with Sulphur friends.
An alarm of fire disturbed the VII
layers Saturday night about 7:5o
O'Clock, which had started in the root
of the parsonage. A few pals OF water
soon extinguish 1t, but som very
active work was done nevertheless
nv MIR. Ed Shade, who scaled the
building without a ladder.
Mrs. w. r. Watson has been very
seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Breedlove ,en
tertained the young people Saturday
evening and Mr.. A. j. Woods and fam
ilv Sunday evening.