The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-09-01
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tives.
Mrs l.. Crawford and Miss Hattie
Francis have just arrived in the city
from the eastern markets to accept
positions with the Partisan Millinery
| company. Both are artists in their
work, coming highly recommended
and are prepared to give the public
| fresh styles.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bonner have
returned from stay at Mineral
| Wells.
| Rev J. VI. Gross and daughters
came in Saturday afternoon after a
trip to Washington, Niagara Falls,
/ New York and many other places Of
interest. They were accompanied ON
the trip by Mrs. Gross. who stopped
off in Little Rock. Ark. TO spend sew.
eral days with relatives.
/ Rev c. NJ. Curb has returned from
Denton. Okla. where he held very
successful revival meeting and will
/ fill the East Baptist church pulpit at
I both services today
Miss Jessie Knight of Marietta e.
/ is here on visit to Miss Ina Uol
man on Second avenue. southwest
W \. Wolvorton of Oklahoma city
is here for a brief visit with his par
cnts
Eugene Burton. who has been In
the employ Of Carter and Cannon. fire
insurance agents in this city has left
for Little Rock. Ark. TO accept "a
position with the Adams q Boyle
general agents in that city Mr.. Bhr-
ton is a well equipped insurance man.
and has made many friends in this
city who hate to see him leave, hut
who wish him Godspeed in his new
home.
J. l.. Dashner. formerly OF the Ard
more Oil & Milling company, will
purchase cotton this season for j. B.
Wall, with headquarters at Manns-
vile. Mr.. Dashner returned Satur-
day from a business trip to western
Oklahoma. He states that the pros
poets for a good crop this season are
good in all sections he visited. but
that west of Elk City he finds the
prospects better than between Ard
more than that point Mr.. Dashner
will leave in few days for Manns.
eville.
Mrs. 7. II. Dunlap and children de-
parted yesterday for Sulphur. KY,
where they will join Prof. Dunlap and
make that place their. home. Prof
Dunlap is president of Fair Mount
College at sulphur, Ky. He was one
OF the best school men in this conn
try and Fair Mount College and the
people of Kentucky are to be con.
graduated upon securing his services
as teacher.
Miss Ethel Bullion will depart to
day for Dallas. where she will enter
Ursuline Academy for another years
work. Miss Ethel attended this
school last year.
Henry Baum will spend the FIRST
part of the week in Dallas and Fort
Worth on business.
Dave Daube is visitor at Mineral
Wells, Texas.
Mrs. Henry Baum and baby are Wis
iting with friends in Gainesville.
j. l.. Morris of Fort Worth Tex.
is here TO spend sometime with q
view of making investments in rea
estate.
A. c. Cruce and W. +. Freeman
have been invited to address the as
sembly at the Labor Day celebration
to be held at Sulphur, Monday, Sep
tember 2. Both gentlemen have ac
cepted and will leave today for tina
place.
X. L. Ewing of Norman, a promi
nent democrat and worker, is in Ard
more today.
Mrs. o. w. Anderton is spending
few days in Milo the guest of Mis-
Mable Johnson.
Mrs. Joe f. Williams, Mrs. j. y
Dodson and Miss Maye Lowden hav,
: returned from trip of several week
In Colorado.
] Mr.. and Mrs. Hal Buchanan, Mrs
T. n. Coleman and Mrs. Arthur Wal
colt were present az big dance hel,
in Marietta Friday night. The dane
was given in the opera house.
Linniel Golsby has returned from
visit with relatives in Purcell
Frank Juden came in Friday frou
the Foster ranch Mr., Juden viii
spend few days in the city and thel
leave for Colorado. where he vii
probably make his home.
Rev. j. V. Stanley, who has bee
visiting Judge Davis family left Sat
urday for Denison, Texas, where h
| will take up the Y. NJ. G.. A., wOrl