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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03
Iedbetter and Labor.

Guthrie, Feb. 2S-When the report
oi the committee on labor and arbi.
tration was under consideration, Mr..
Ledbetter offered a substitute for
Section 4 OF the report, defining what
shall constitute a days work. In
speaking of the subject Mr.. Ledbetter
said,
"Mr. Chairman, am not satisfied
with Section 4 of this report. II is Of
doubtful meaning. and I am afraid
1t will result In much uncertainty and
litigation. The efforts of the state fed.
!eral government to control matters of
this sort have been the subject of
much controversy in the courts. and
many statutes intended for the bene.
fit of labor have been held unconstitu-
tional. In order to make our mean.
Ing clear, l therefore offer the fol-
lowing as substitute for section 4:
Eight hours shall constitute a
days work in all cases of employment
by or on behalf OF the state or any
county or municipality
II submit that this substitute ex.
presses the intention of the commit
tee better than Section 4 OF the re-
port of the committee on this sub
ject. I do not like the language of
the report for the reason that It Is
not clear and will require the con.
struction of a court to determine it's
meaning Everybody can understand
the substitute I have offered, and l
therefore move its adoption"
After some discussion by Mr.. Han
raty and other delegates the substi-
tute was unanimously adopted.
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Slow Poke.

A new club which bears the name
oi slow Poke has recently been
organized in the north part Of the
city. Il IS composed OF a merry bunch
e. uA;rons only young lady being
Ing herored with the passport and
she c1iy A. a mascot.
-his p-on.ses 10 be one OF the
.e4d-as clubs ot the town in spite
.ct '-s prky name.
Ttei- meetings wfL be held on
'Th-rs.ays AID Five Hundred will be
Tie EzE.
TIE Eezhe-ship Includes Mesdam
es : :. Ble5soe. Arthur Walcotr, Hal
: Bachszau. ". \. Edwards. George
r Walker. c. ". Campbell. W. A
Payne. J. \ McNau.ht and the mas
Icg. Miss Julia Blake
They will meet next Thursday with
MIS-. Walcott..
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Society Happenings of the Past Week

Roll call was readily responded to
by quotations from John G.. Whittier
The second volume OF American His
tory OF Romance was completed
After the program the committees
on program and refreshments for the
quarterly reception gave in their re
port. They have decided to give an
old.folks' reception. OF course the la
dies will all be there. but the hus-
bsnds-hcw they dislike to be num-
bered with the aged. and having no
corioslty the wives would doubt
their coming. however trey have
schemed. and from the report of the
refreshment committee and the way
OF reaching a mans heart. We do not
doub, but they S.l a. X there.
James Whitcozt Rlsy IS the poet
chosen for the ME-cA study
Tie o}uo vii NEE, Vi,A Mrs $
a Douglas mex; Wednesday With
Miss sophia Rry As leader
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The invited guests were Mesdames
II. l.. Crockett, Richard NJ. Lester
Won Weiss, r, II. Lester. Arthur
Walcott. w. =. Poland. G. l.. Ander-
son, Chas. Cook. r. N. Coleman, G.
o. Bum, Fred Mari. John Whitcman.
J. A. Mcknight, 7 Graham, Hal Bu.
chanan. Hal Cannon. Lamont Byars,
r. l.. Byrnc. Il. A. Jones. a. G. Cruce.
Dexter and Hosea Townsend Misses
Olive, Vera Olive. Blake Floy Avis
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The Week Events.

The Lenten days have come and
with them n cessation OF winter fes
tivlties Society, hearkcning 10 the
voice OF conscicnce-and perhaps q
little bit tIrcd-and donned the sack.
cloth and settled itself amid the
ashes of inactivity. there 10 remain
until the Easter bonnet shall become
potent to disturb the mind OF woman
and deplete the purse OF man.
Those enthusiasts who look for
ward TO the next forty dayp ~ hope
lessly void of amusement have cause
to be grateful that the Father OF His
Country dawned upon the world at
this particular season. for, even In
Lent, II could hardly he considered
sacrilielous to celebrate the birthday
OF tho only man who never toii n
- story.
Several club events stand out CON
splculously against backsro nd Of
inactivity. but otherwise the soc',.y
editors will be enabled to dispense
with "The following were among
those present" until the Matching Of
the Easter egg and the airing Of
the Easter frock.
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story,
Whist With Mrs. Louis Nichols.

The whist Club enjoyed very
gracefully appointed and conducted
game this week with Mrs. Louis
Nichols at her suburban home In the
southwest part of the city.
The popularity of the game speaks
its interest. II is undoubtedly derived
from the old game of trumps, which
has purely English lineage.
There is NO record OF the orlgi'
nal of this game nor Of Its develop
ment into ruff- and-honors, which
was the parent OF whist.
The earliest reference to II is be-
lleved TO be in sermon of Latimers,
about the year 1929.
The name probably rs derived from
tho hist or Silence which close at
tentIon TO the play demands OF the
players,
In spite of the very inclemency of
the weather quite crowd wendod
their way to this hospitab'e home.
At the finish ~tt n most interest
ing play, Mesdames r. a. Jones. w.
p. Poland and c. L. Anderson tied
for the prize and in cut Mrs, Jones
was winner of Gibson picture.
Mrs. c. f. Adams captured far
d preserves 'like mother used to
make" rs consolation.
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Be Glad You're Living.

Don't b, glum and gloomy.
II you can't have what you like.
Some day coming. maybe,
You will make strike.
Luck will come and find you
Some delightful day,
Anyhow. just think so
It's much the better way.
Meanwhile Just be CHEEKY,
Meet life with smile.
The boy is always happy
who is whistling all the while.
When YOU meet misfortune.
Don't let II knock you flat.
Just be glad you're living.
And let Il go at that!
--Somerville Journal
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orio Club.

The Orio club was charmingly en-
tertained by the Misses Olive on
North Washington Friday afternoon
Roll call was cieverly responded to
by current events
Mrs. Wimbish was the leader for
the meeting and read an interesting
paper on THE Friends and Contem,
paper ON THE Friends and Sontem,
poraries of Dickens"
Act H., of "Cimberllne" was read
by the class.
The selections were promptly Civ
en- and of much interest, all of them.
Table Talk-"Ben lIur" was spirit
ed and caused considerable discus-l
sion.
Pronouncing test is an instructive
feature OF this club.
Discussion rs the Theater Ben
NJ or a Detrlment to Civilization"
was quite amusing and brought out
many different thoughts from many
different minds.
Mrs. Kirby was most excellent
critic. The club will meet with Mrs
McElroy Friday afternoon.
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Forty-TWo.

One Of the very pleasant weekend
doinss was the Forty.Two party Civ
en- by Mrs. WIN Potter Friday after
noon.
In the decorations of her pretty
home and setting of the game, the
hostess favored carnations. The par
lor was in white, the dining room In
pink and the sitting room in red.
a luncheon was served in three
courses.
Miss Maitland gave very enjoy
able reading.
The guests were Mesdames T. n
Coleman, Shackelford, Franklin, Ruth
Thompson, w. p. Poland, J. n. Dod
son, +. Dodson, c. l.. Anderson, Chas
Cook, p. VanDenberg, j. A. Nc,
Naught, w. C. Baker, Stonum. Hal
Cannon. C. L Byrne. Bert Foster
and Kahn and Miss Maitland.
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Always Keeps Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in His House.

1--WE would not he without Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy. 1t is kept
on hand continually in our home"
says w. w. Kearney, editor OF the
Independent, Lowry City, Mo. That
is just what every family should do.
When kept at hand ready for instant
use. a cold may be checked at the
outset and cured in much less time
than after 1t had become settled in
the system. This remedy. is also
without peer for Group in children,
and Will prevent the attack when Civ.
en- as soon as the child becomes
hoarse, or even after the croupy
cough appears. which can only be
done when the remedy is kept at
hand. For sale by F. j. Ramsey, w.
Is. Frame, Ardmore Drug Company,
Bonner & Bonner.
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Jewish Festivities.

And Mardecai wrote and sent letters
to all the Jews who were In all the
provinces OF tn eKing OF Ahasucrus
both far and near. TO enjoin them,
that they should keep the fourteenth
day of the month. Adar and the fif,
teenth day of the same, yearly as the
days the Jews rested from their enc
mics and the month which was turn
ed unto them from sorrow to JOY, and
from mourning into days OF gladness
that they should make them days of
feasting and joy and of sending of
gifts to the poor. The Jews under
took to do as they had begun, and as
Mordecai had written, because Ha-
man. the enemy OF all the Jews, had
decided to destroy them, but his
wicket device returned unto his own
head.
Then Esther, the queen, and Nor
decai, the Jew, wrote with authority
to confirm that these days OF Purim
should be remembered and kept
throughout every generation among
the Jews, And on Thursday evening
this day which is the lith, was cele-
brated by the Jewish people of our
city and many visitors from neigh
boring towns with a maskque ball at
the Elks' palatial home on Broadway.
IL was a jolly affair, Some came in
rags. some came in tags, and some
in velvet gowns. Every lady was
there from every cline and country
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esptis, Foreign Missionary Society.

Baptist Foreign missionary society.
D. Mrs NJ lkard entertained tho mem
bers Of the Foreign Missionary soc
icty Tuesday at her pleasant home in
Fcrndale.
The subject for the afternoon
was Missionary Work In Brazil and
Argentin.' the latter comparatively a
new field
In the absence Of the president
The leader read a most interesting
and instructive paper. having as her
subject. when to Work How TO
Work and Where to Work"
scriptural responses were given BY
each mem.er touching on the SUB
ject
After the business and and devo-
t.onal hours the guests were invited
into the dining room. where deho.
ious luncheon was daintily served
The table VAS spread in dainty
covers and trimmed in vioiets and
a, each plate was placed a violet
This was one Of tse most pleas.
ant and profitable meetings the soc.
ieiy has ever held
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Given up to Die.

b. Spiegel, 1904 n. Virginia ST.,
Evansville, md. writes: For over
five years | was troubled with kid.
ney and bladder affections which
caused me much pain and worry. |
lost flesh and was all run down. and
a year ago had to abandon work en-.
tirely. ] had three of the best phy.
sicians who did me no good and |
was practically given up to die. Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure was recommended
and the first cottle gave me great re.
lief, and after taking the second bot.
tie was entirely cured" Why not
let 1t help you? Hoffman Drug Co.
City Drug Store.
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on next Friday evening there will
be a gathering of the old folks at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. w. A. Ledbet-
ter on North Washington.
The first half Of the Ladies' Aid
Society OF the Presbyterian church
have this affair in charge anu cor
daily invite all their friend and the
public. II you are not old yourself
core and you will meet your old
friends for they will all be there.
Refreshments of the old fashioned
sort will he served.
A literary and musical program
will entertain you most royalty in the
old style way, and you will be re-
minded Of your "sparkin' days.
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His Name Ia Legion.

'Ie wanted city beautiful.
A city that should be fair.
A city where smoke should never roll
In billows upon the air.
He wanted city where az. should
be.
A city Of splendid halls.
Where cultures touch should appear
upon
The battlements and walls.
'IIo called Nor city beautiful;
He shouted for II day by day,
He wanted city where noise was
not.
where the spirit OF art should sway;
He wanted city that should be fair,
where filth might never be seen,
And forgot. In spite of the zeal he
~; ..
40 Keep his .laci yard clean"
-AmsrlcSa Civic Association Re
port.
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Your Fortune.

In spite of the very disagreea.
BILE weather this week the parlors OF
Madame Bishop were filled with
society folks eager TO have their past
recalled, the present told and the fu.
ture predicted. Mrs. Bishop is fine
and will only be here one more
week.
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Mrs ". ?. Poland very eraoiously
opened her home las, Nc-tAy after.
noon to the Ladies Ct the Leaf in
the place O, Mrs Goo5via. Vho vas
'sick.
The opening piano 500 by Mr..
Dexter was beau,tu,
Mrs Lacy read gaPe- from les
son outline. i vzs cc-r-s. .ensivs
graphic and interesting ard couchet
in no uncertain terms 10 1elrrc.a
ton OF a dual code @: ethics to- man
and woman.
The lesson given by M-s Lscl vas
highly spiritual and deeply religious
and gave 10 the class tlucs .a,eres;
and enthusiasm which she herself
felt in reading this erea; masterpiece
The reading Of Mrs Bya-s Little
Gavroche" was given win nAfse-5
expression and was much enjoyed.
The dramatic feature Of the scene
in "Gorbeau House" by Miss Avis
and her bringing out sll the chsrac
tiers in one scene was fine.
"Gamins Of Paris" by Miss Buruiti
was brief but excellent.
The Jondrettes-The Friends OF
the A. b. C. The Barriers was con
Quoted by Mrs. Rennie, in the alb
sence of Mrs, Pennington.
| Query by Mrs. Sammons: Was
Javert actuated by malice or q
sense OF duty?" was very interesting
At the finish OF the program Mrs
Riddle. who is ex-president OF the
Federation of Women's Clubs of the
Territory, gave very interesting
talk on club work and its progress
In Oklyahoma and Indian Territory
The course of study for next year
was discussed The Marble Fawn,
! by Nathanial Hawthorne. will be tax
en- up This work is noted for Us
fine travel and guide plot, laid in
Rome. The club will also study not
ed women and devote one day to
mere man.
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A merry bunch OF girls took sd-
vantage Of a summer sunshine and
spent the afternoon at the Chickasaw
Lake Tuesday. Fishing and rowing
were the AMUSING features INDUCED
in.
A delicious supper was served
In the party was Misses Eddleman,
Irene Dick. Nettie Whitehurst and
Nerna Eddleman.
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Mr.. McAdams.

An interesting guest OF the week
was Mr.. +. G. McAdams. q prominent
young attorney of Oklahoma City.
Mr.. McAdams is aspiring TO the at
torney generalship OF the new state,
and should his aspirations material
ize, he has promised us an item for
this page-that is If the Indian girl
consents.
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Theater Parties,

People giving theater parties are
solicited to send the personnel to
20 the Society Editor of the Ard
moreIte, as It is quite impossible to
report these affairs correctly from
meer observation.
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At Holty Toity.

Mr.. VIII Cassidy had as his guests
at Hoity Tolty Monday evening Mr
Olen wolverton and Miss Addington.
There was vacant chair next 20
Mr.. Cassidy which was quite con.
spicuous
After the play the party repaired 10
Struck's Cafe where a swell lunch
was served.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-03-03

The committee APPOINTED to set
out the hedge around the Confederate
lot in Rose Hill cemetery reported
as having done same. The Daughters
voted thanks to Mr.. John Caudle.
who go ably assisted them In taking
the lot measurements and helping
Misses Nellie Hall. Sophia Fry and
Lola McSwain with this work.
At the close OF the business ses-
sionf Mrs. Arthur Walcott read an
interesting paper on the life Of Mrs.
Goodlet. the first national president
OF the L. n. C's.. and the first organ.
iEer Of chapter in Nashville, Tenn.
She Is now quite old and very feeble
and her death is looked for at any
time.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Addington.
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Chautauqus Glass.

The ChautauQua class met with
Mrs. Wiley Bleakmore on North
Washington Friday afternoon.
The lesson was on Arthur Pennhyn
Stanley,
Mrs. Joe +, Williams was elected
TO membership in the club.
The lesson for next week is Lon
don County Council, in March mum
Der of the Chautauqua.
Mesdames Ed Byrd and Willard
Bleakmore were guests.
Delightful refreshments were serv
ed.
The club will meet with A. C
.Crucea next Friday afternoon.
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Spring.

Spring hangs her infant blossoms
on the trees
Rock'd In the cradle OF western
breeze.
-Cowpcr.s
10. the winter Is past! the rain
Is over and gone; the flowers appear
on earth; the time OF the singing Of
birds is come and the voice Of the
turtle is heard In our land; the fig
tree putteth forth her green figs. and
the vines with the tender grapes
gives a good smell.-Song Of Solo
mon.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

Tuesday:
Ladies Aid Society met
Wednesday:
Merrie Wives meet, Ferndale club
Y. NJ, c. A. meets with Mrs Frank
Little.
Thursday:
Slow Poke club meets with Mrs,
"A. Walcott; Five Hundred club
meets.
Friday:
Orio club meets; Chautauqua
meets with Mrs. A. C. Cruce: old
Fellows reception with Msr. w. A.
Ledbetter
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Christian Aid Society.

Mrs NJ, ]. Hays was hostess to the
ladies Of the Christian Aid society.
There was an unusally large at
tendance and considerable business
transacted.
\ dinner is TO be given by these
ladies on the 2lst of this month and
they have requested that we an,
nounce to the public that there will
be an abundance for every one
The next meeting will be Tuesday
with Mrs. w. O. Duston on West
Broadway. Every member is urged
10 be present and n report from all
is expected.
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Friday:

Il bought a fifty-cent bottle of KO.
DOL and the benefit | received all
the gold in Georgia could not buy. In
three months | was well and hearty.
May you live long and prosper."-C
N. Cornell, Roding, Ga, 1906. Kodol
For. Dyspepsia is sold by Hoffman
Drug Co. g...I
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What is there In this vale of life
Half so delightful as wife:
When friendship. love and peace com.
To stamp the marriage bond divine ?
-Cowper.
On last Wednesday Mrs. Erret
Dunlap was the charming hostess to
the Merrie Wives. In spite of the
very disagreeable weather every
member was present H..
The hostess entertained with n but
terfly AFFAIR. Butterflies were every.
where throughout the house in all
colors and s'zes Imaginable.
Tiny programs were used on which
were questions To be answered by
inserting the name OF some noted
character this proved quite interest.
ing aud Mrs. Frank Bonner was the
fortunate one who received first hon
ors and Mrs Carlock second, their iro-
f''''" '''hr " p"h" Hitu' lh'' Vphui
and lemonade pitcher hand-painted.
The refreshments were delicious
and bountifullY served
Butterfly souvenirs were pinned on
each guest, who were Mesdames
John Bagwell. ]. H. Carlock, s. A.
Apple, w, II. Byrd, Dlffendaffer, VIII
Prater. Frank Bonner Erret Dunlap.
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Ferndale Review.

Wednesday afternoon was the reg
ular meeting of the Ferndale Review
club and Mrs. Bulard was the charm
ing hostess.
In the absence of the appointed
leader, Mrs, NJ, lkard took the chair
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In Old Meaico.

Mrs. Stillwell II. Russell, who is
,sojourning in the south, has kindly
remembered the editor with a mum.
Der Of souvenir postals from points
in Old Mexico. which are quite inter.
Iesting.
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Notice. Weodmen Circle.

Every member Of the Woodmen Cir.
Gle who has not received their poll.
cies will please attend the regular
meeting Monday afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock.
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society Of the Presbyterian church
are preparing to give an Easter mar
ket The time and date will be Civ.
en- later. They also expect to give a
social IN the near future.
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60 do honor to this day.

In cities and larger towns dopa
nations are made which are sent 70
the White Plague home in Denver
and the Orphans homes In Atlanta
and other charitable institutions kept
up by the Hebrew people.
The Sunday school children espec
lially enjoyed this and their interests
were carefully looked after by c. S
Welch, who is their superintendent
Emanuel Lowenstein was an excel
llent floor manager The music was
by the volno Brothers band of San
Antonio, two viollns and harp, and
was fine dance music.
Near midnight buffet lunch was
served. The young folks tripped the
light fantastic TIL the wee-cma
hours.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs
II. Moses and son. Leroy, Mr.. and
Mrs. Landaman and sons, Bernard
and Philip, Mrs. Barall and child
ren Mr.. and Mrs. Bodovitz and fam
lily, Mr.. II. Crossman, Mr.. Robinson
and Sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Pfeiffer
Mr. and Mrs. Kahn and family, Mr.
and Mrs Max Westheimer and daugh
ter, Doras, Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Baum
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Daube, Mr.. and
Mrs. Weiss, Mr.. and Mrs. Goldman
and childrenS Miss Rose NDorrisonI
Misses Eugenias Devocia, Janette
genia Derocia. Janettd Lowenstein
Messrs, Emanuel. Sol, Harry and A
Lowenstein, Emanuel. Sol, Harry and
A Lowensyein, MD Kahn. Gainesville
Gainesville and Mr.. Dan of Wynne
wood.
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Concerning People Here and There

Concerning People Here and There.
Mrs. F. f. Riddle, who has been
the guest Of Mrs. A. c. Cruce the
past three weeks. returned to her
home in Chickasha Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. +. Guillot and dau-
ghters, Gladys and Erenstine, spent
a part of the week in Dallas with rel
atives.
Harold Wallace returned Sunday
from Austin, Texas, where he spent
one more pleasant visit.
Hon. and Mrs. S. T. Bledsoe left
Monday night for a brief visit to
Washington, Mr.. Bledsoe to see af
ter affairs and Mrs. Bledsoe to Wis
It with home folks.
Harvey johnson is home again and
his many friends are delighted. On
his return the Bachelors welcomed
him as the prodigal son was receiv
ed In olden times. Mr.. Johnson is
one of our popular society and bust
ness boys and during his absence
he was greatly missed.
Mrs. J. II. Hays of Plano, Texas
lis a guest at the Sammons home
The lady is a sister OF Mrs. Sam
mons.
Hon. c. d. Carter Is spending a
few days at home this week
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. p. Campbell
left Tuesday for Fort Worth, their
future home. Ardmore Is always sor
ry to give up such people. But like
many others, we hope they will soon
return.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r Ingram and
family left Saturday for Cornish, an.
other family that will be greatly
missed by every one
Hon. W. A. Ledbetter came down
from Guthrie Friday to spend Sun.
day with home folks.
Hon. Clint Graham has been In
town the past week on legal bust.
ness here and in Marietta.
Hon. L. G McAdams, Mr.. Joe Bal
ley's double, is guest in the city
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Flattery.

'Tis an old maxim in the schools
That llattery is the food of fools;
Yet now and then your men of wit
Win condescend TO take n bit.