The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-07-14
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PERSONAL MENTION 4.
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Sunday in sulphur.
W r. Strange came from Okla.
homa City last evening
GOV. W. Guy of sulphur was an
Ardmore visitor yesterday
$. H. Wooten Of Pauls Valley is
In the city the guest OF Col. a. v.
Doak.
Mrs Henry and children who have
been in Su uhur visiting returned
home aSturday
Henry Dreyfus Of Gainesville Tex.
as is in the city the guest OF his sis
ter. Mrs. NJ. Goldman.
Miss Echo Sain vf Roswell, New
Mexico. is in the city called here on
account Of the serious Illness Of her
sister Mrs. Homer Boyd.
Mrs. Tom Cheney has returned
home after a visit of several weeks
with relatives in Fort Worth.
MIR. and Mrs. w A. Pride will
leave tomorrow on a visit with friends
at Tioga and Hillsboro, Texas.
Miss Mabel Marston OF this city
will depart toda y for sulphur.
where she will visit for two weeks.
Mrs. w. NJ Hills will leave this
week on an extended visit TO her
old home atRusseliv shrd ulshrdlmb
Miss Daisy .,ichols is a guest
in Sulphur this week She is one of
the delegates to the Baptist conven-
tion.
Mrs. w. T. Strange and sons, w r.,
John and Thomas Ray returned W.
nesday from delightful trip to OK.
lahoma City.
Miss Bliss Corlew who has been
visiting in Dallas the past three
weeks. is home to the delight of her
many friends.
Mrs. J. $. Mullen and children and
her mother Mrs Maurer departed
yesterday on visit with relatives at
Bradley l. 7.
Louis Marston former Ardmore
printer has gone to Cleburne, Texas,
and has accepted work on the Re
view in his old home town
Mr. and Mrs. j. Dreyfus OF Ron
who have been in the city the guests
of their daughterss Mesdames NJ.
Goldman and Joe Weiss will depart
for their home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. + Davis who have
been in the city visiting with Mr.. Da'
Wis brother w. l.. Davis and wife havN
returned to their home at Sulphur
Springs. Texas.
Mrs. Joseph Weeks and daughter
Miss Alice will leave this week for
an extended visit in Colorado with
Mrs. Weeks daughter, Mrs. George
p. Jones, at Mount Rose. Also with
friends in Colorado Springs.
y. l.. Portwdrd of lpiar, Okla,
passed trough the city yesterday en-
r.ute to Boyd, Texas. lie with his
family has been spending some weeks
at Sulphur, 1T. Mr.. Portwood is a
cousin of d. ~ Curb, pastor of the
South Ardmors Baptist church.
VI. l.. Newman returned TO Cor
nlsh yesterday. He was accompanied
home by the children of T, G. Cald-
well. who will visit there for two
weeks.
Judge John T. Young OF Tishomingo
was an Ardmore visitor yesterday.
w. H. Bleakmore OF the Chickasaw
Furniture company has gone TO Chi
oago to buy a new stock Of furniture.
on his reutrn he win stop at Burling-
on. Iowa and visit several days with
relatives.
II. II. Croswell a prominent farmer
Of the Washita bottom near Berwyn
was an Ardmore visitor yesterday. lie
says corn is looking fine but the out
look for cotton is poor.
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sass have re-
l turned lIuu ulh'l i ans Nh'l' WIZ
company Of twenty people from Da
Wis and Sulphur they spent twenty
days in an outing on Honey Creek.
Mrs. V. King of Wetumpka is Wis
/ iting relatives in the city.
Miss Ida Morrison has returned e
her home in Dallas after a visit o.
several days In the city with her sis
ter Miss Rose MbrrisGn end the
family of Sam Daube.
S. A. Strauss and l.. A. Cohen, twt
young attorneys from Chicago, are ii
the city prospecting. Both are gradu
ates Of the Northwestern University
They are well pleased with the cit.
and will in all probability locate here
J. VI. Hays and little daughter He
en- went to Norman yesterday to visi