The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-13
DoUGHE
snecial Correspondence.


winter is over and gone and one and
all unite in extolling its virtues. and
now nature is beginning to put on
her beautiful spring garments. The
trees along the river form a fringe
of delicate green at the base of the
mountains.
The delicate pink peach blossoms
and the first notes of the mocking
bird whisper that spring is with us
once more.
All nature will soon be rejoicing,
seen and enjoyed in its wonderful
changes more than at Dougherty As
Jerusalem OF old. was encircled by
mountains, famed in all time and in
all ages by the distinctive comfort
that they have affected men and
women, through that nose beautiful
song OF Davd's Il Will Lift up Mine
Eyes unto the Hills"
So the hills encircling Dougherty
will give delight and comfort and
help to those who enjoy the beauti.
ful in nature.
|. w. Saunders of Davis and J. G..
Hesterly of Ardmore, two Of the fin.
est photographers in the territory,
were in town last week, and speak
in the highest terms of the views
they are able to secure in this sec
tion The little canyon and crusher,
included.
c. T. Wade and a number Of rail
road men. brakemen and conductors,
were enjoying a post card view of the
first trip of the engine through the
water of the Little Canyon, during
the food "a last August Saturday.
These views were taken by Mr..
Saunders OF Davis.
A. ]. Woods and his nephew, VIII
Woods are visiting relatives at
Shawnee.
One Of the sights at Dougherty
last week was the mad rush through
town Of an engine, one freight car
and a fiat car on which was sixty
four bales of burning cotton, which
were dumped into Rock Creek at the
tank.
Ike Adler of Davis was in town
last week and made a large purchase
of cotton.
Mr.. A. Il. Wilson and his son
James Wilson, have reached their
destination in New Mexico and re-
port large crowds of homeseekers
there.
G. A. New has rented the Bose
Johnson place and moved his fam
lily there.
Postmaster Freeman was confined
to the house all last week by sick
ness.
ness. His daughter, Miss Tunice,
having charge OF the post Office.
Mrs. Long, who has been visiting
her daughter at Cleburne, Texas, is
at home again.
J. w. Breedlove visited Davis laF
week.
DR.. Dakon has decided to give up
his practice at Dougherty and will
engage in the drug business at Hick-
ory. The doctor has a host of friends
at this place who will feel sorry to
part with him and who wish him sue
cess in his new field.
DR.. Phillips expects to remove to
Crowder soon.
Mrs. Cooper of Crusher is spend
ing several weeks in Texas.
Hugh Akers could not make his
regular trip as mail carrier Satur-
day owing to the high water.
Harrison Baker, one of our most
respected citizens, is quite sick.
Owing to the heavy rain of Friday
night and Saturday morning the BIZ
BILE Reading class had to postpone
the meeting also the Sunday school.
A, j. Woods, who has lived on the
river for some time, has moved his
family into the house here recently
occupied by G. A. New.
Miss Dolle Woods entertained the
young people by singing Sunday
night.
John Strickland and James Fowler
are in Ardmore today.
Advertising will accomplish great
things. c. T. Wade, agent of the
Santa for this village, inserted
advertisement for team of mules
in the Rally Ardmoreite last
Saturday evening and Sunday noon
had a letter from a firm having
mules to sell I'm the northern part OF
the territory. Quick work wasn't
It, show ing the value OF advertising
in a newspaper having large circu
latiOn