The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-10
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Special Correspondence.


aft gang aglee. This heavy rain
will make it impossible for some
of our farmers to pick their first
bales Of cotton, which they expected
to start in to do this week.
Worms are doing some damage In
low ground. but on an average they
are not working so far. more than
most years. Should this wet weather
continue the crop would deterioate
fast.
our school opened last week with
Mr. Clifton from Berwyn as prlncl
pal. and with about GO pupils regis
tered. The patrons feel that they
have the right man as principal and
that the school will be success this
year.
Miss Cora Morgan commenced
her first term OF school near Nor.
man. Okla. Monday. September 2
Her many friends wish the young
teacher very successful years
work.
Rev. B. +. Taylor occupied the
pulpit OF the NJ. +. Church Sunday
morning and evening and at Rock
Creek at p. m. Quite a number of
Dougherty people going out to hear
him preach.
Grover Reed for a long time
night operator at this station,
writes that he Is very pleasantly
situated at Eden Colorado.
Dr. and Mrs. Johnson are bidding
good bye to the people of Dougherty.
They have made many friends while
here. all OF whom regret to see them
go so much, and they all predict a
bright future for the young physi-
clan.
Miss Tessa Majors was called TO
Tishomingo Saturday by the serious
conditions OF her grandfather, Mr..
| Harrison Baker. who went TO Tisho.
mingo for treatment
Mr.. Hardin Deel has been having
very severe and painful time with
one of his ears and he went to Ard.
more for consultation and treatment
last Saturday. His father, b. Is. Deel,
accompanied him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Buchanan
are home after very pleasant Wis
1t at NJ. w. Buchanan's, Johnson.
|. I. They report Mr.. Buchanan's
people as well pleased with that
part OF the country.
| Levi Fowler, who was snake-bitten
by water moccasin, is able to get
out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harve Adkins had a
very pleasant visit with friends ut
Hickory. |. r.
A fine spring OF bromide water
has been discovered near Dougherty.
One man who had tried many rem
edles and was suffering severely.
has been entirely cured by its use.
And another person has been bene'
fitted. and it's only a few weeks
since its discovery.
Robert Campbell and Miss Clara
Childs decided to take the life walk
together and were quietly married
by Rev. Hugh Akers.
Alver Haney. second son of Ben
Haney. has beeu very sick and
Thursday and Friday has life was
despaired OF on account OF the very
severe hemmorrhage OF the nose
which set In and for hours baffled
the doctors skill.
Professor Clifton and family will
occupy the "Deel" residence.
Miss Ruby McCullum, who has
been sick for several weeks, is i'm
proved and is able to be up again.
W, +. Hansard and sister of
Wichita Falls, Texas. are visiting
friends In this village.
q. W. Robinson, circuit clerk and
recorder OF Line Creek, Mo, and j.
II. Robinson of Lexington, Ok, were
gIests OF their kinsman. j. w. Breed
love, last week.
Letters from Mrs. W. A, Breedloye
announce their safe arrival at their
new home, outage, Texas, and are
well pleased with the country.
County Clerk W. c. Morgan went
to Guthrie last week to procure the
ballots for Murray county for the
coming election.
An engineer OF one OF our Santa
Fe freight trains was badly scalded
about his arms and face last We'd
nesday by the escaping steam OF a
misplaced safety valve.
Messrs, Jones and New are at
tending the merchants trade con
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