The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-08-05

/ more people VITO INDN lu INr ItFl-
picnic yesterday
Mr. aud Mrs. h B Draccg and lit-
tie daughter are spending the day in
Oklahoma City today
r. N Roluott went to- Davis on the
noon train yesterday TO spend The ai-
tcrnoon at the picnic.
Mrs. w G Di,zlor will depart 20.
day for Texas whcre-.ho will visit ~.
four weeks.
L. s Dolman has gone 20 Red Oak,
Iowa, where he will remain two week
on business.
Mrs DIdley Hardy has returned
from visit with her parents at Dai
las.
Miss Carrie Rice has returned from
pleasant VISIT to her home in Mis-
souri,
W. NJ Ross. q travelling salesman
for a Topeka ipmlemcnt house. Is ill
at the Joe +. Robson r1oming house.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sass were I'm
Davis yesterday visiting that town on
the occasion Of the farmers picnic.
Miss Mary Foster. a,os O pleasant
visit with her friend Tho Misses Hig-
don Of this city returned TO her home
yesterday afternoon at Fort Worth.
Little Miss Ehso pat.rf. daughter
Of Mr. and MS. u. C.. Pottorf lett
yesterday for pauls Valley where she
viii visit with friends
Horace Lodbotter and two daugh-
ters are IN the city from LaGransc.
Texas. the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. r.
A. Ledbeiter, Mr.. Horace Lodbetter's
parents.
Mrs. W. 4. Lodbotter viii leave to-
day for Colorado, accompanied by her
daughters, Misses Nynne and Grace.
They will remain some time.
Baby Nelse Coleman, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. 30 Blake a.
MaIhstta, returned yesterday after
noon. She was accompanied by Mrs.
Blake. who will visit In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. o. r. Gregory, who
were TO leave for Colorado Friday, did
not get away and will leave at noon
today. They expect TO be gone some
| time.
| j. A. Madden. who has been confin-
ed TO his bed for the past few weeks,
was mp again yesterday afternoon.
Arthur Howland O, this city has ac.
cepted position on the Santa Fe
road as brakeman on the passenger
train and Is now making regular runs
on that road
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Freddy will De.
part today for ST. Louis, Chicago, Ra-
cine and Buffalo where they win
spend several weeks. Mr.. Pre- ~
will make some large purchases Of
buggies during mis- absence
Mesdames Morgan and Tatum will
depart this week for the market
where they will buy large line q.
millinery for their millinery store
here. They will be in the markets
three weeks.
Mrs. r. Sokolosk and daughters,
Misses Helen and Eva, and Mrs, L.
Reece. who have been in the city the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. 4. Lowenstein,
will depart Monday for their home
az Little Rock, Ark.
W. G. Ditzler manager of the Ard
more Dry Goods Go. and son, Wal
ter, will leave today for The markets
Mr.. Ditzler said tnat crop prospects
were never better and that he would
buy plenty of goods, HIS son win
stop of in 81. Louis and visit with
his grandparents.
Or, j, NJ. Gross OF Hargrove went 10
Sulphur yesterday afterndon where
He will preach today and talk Har-
grove 10 the people tomorrow, DR..
Gross IS making a strong EFFORT TO M
Hargrove college with the best class
Of pupils for the next school term
which is nearly upon us.
Otis Summer s.. one Of the most pros.
porous farmers Of the Chickasaw ma
ton was here yesterday. Mr.. sum
mers has boy in selvidge Business
College and is greatly pleased with
the school As soon as he learned
that the college was incorporated ne
voluntarily purchased several shares
Of the stock
Judge John L. Gait Wa among the
many Ardmore visitors who attended
the Davis picnic, The Judge SAID he
did not care so much about the pic
mic but he wanted to see the crowd.
Mr and Mrs. A. Klosh will depart
today for New iprk City, where they
viii pTTchase big line of goods ;or