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New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
THEATRICAL DIRECTORY.

DALYs. Broadway. between 29th and SO'n st--2I6
-S:15-Myself-B -Bettna-
HACKETT THEATRE. West 42d st.-Closed temporarily.
HAMMERSTEINS, 7th ave. and 42d st.-2i5-s:1S-
Vaudeville.
HERALD SQUARE, Broadway ana s5th st-a:15-
515-Three Twins.
HIPPODROME. eth and 43d st.--2-s-sporting
Days and The Battle IN the Skies.
HUDSON THEATRE 44th st. east OF Broadway--2:16
-S15-Pierre OF the Plains
KNICKERBOCKER THEATRE broadway Ssth
Gt.-2l5-s;15-Tbe Girls Of Gutenberg.
LIBERTY THEATRE, West 42d sG-2:I5-s;I0-wIld-
LINCOLN SQUARE THEATRE. Broadway and eeth
st--Vaudeyille.
LYRIC THEATRE. wes, t2d st.-2:IO-s:15-Mns Mis-
chief.
LYCEUM THEATRE, &5th at. BroadwAv-2:15-
2 e:1R-Love Watches.
MAJESTIC THEATRE. Columbus Crcs-2:1B-sIo-
Tho Great Question.
NEW AMSTERDAM. 42d st. near I'm avs.-2-s-IAttls
NEW YORK THEATRE-21b-s16-rhs American
idea
SAVOY THEATRE s4th and 9th ave-. .2o-s 20
The Servant In the House.
sTUYvESANT THEATRE-2i5-s :so-Ths Fighting
Hope.
wALIACK's THEATRE. Broadway and s6th st-71s
-s:l6-Closed temporarily.
wEBER's THEATRE, Broadway ana asth ST 30
s30-Paii in Full
WEST END THEATRE, 125th at west Of sth ave
2:jo-sIb-Ths Gay White Way.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

ACADEMY OF MUSIC. 18th st and Irving Place
2:15-S:15-The Old Homestead.
AIHAMBRA THEATRE. 7th and 12eth st.-21o
-S:I6-Vaudevtlle
AMERICAN THEATRE stn and ara Ss--2'io-
s:15--vaudeville
AsToR. Broadway and 4oth st--21S-s:lo-The Nan
from Home.
aELAsCo THEATRE, West 42d st.--a1o-s:2o-rhs
Devf-
BIJOU THEATRE. Broadway and 9Oth st-2I1o-s!1o
"A Gentleman from Mississippi
BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway and Slst s-e;io-
2:lb-The Golden Butterfly
CASINO Broadway and Both at.-2:Ib-S:ib-MArceIa
CIRCLE THEATRE, Broadway and Goth st-2ilo-b;1o
The Who Stood Still.
COLONIAL THEATRE. Broadway aud c2d st--2;1o-
SI6-Vaudevne.
CRITERION THEATRE. Broadway and 44th st.-S-S-
Samson.
EDEN MUsEE. 2Bd st. near s;h avs--rhs world In
Wax.
EMPIRE THEATRE Broadway and 4oth st--2r2o-siso
John Drew.
dAIETY THEATRE. Broadway 4sth st---s:15-s:15
The Travelling Salesman.
GARDEN THEATRE Madison ave and eth st--2:iS-
S:l5-Ths Devil
oARRICK THEATRE Bath st near Oh avs,-9:lb-
s20-The Moliusc.
GERMAN THEATRE 5sth ct and Madison sve-f:is
s15-Stock company
GERMAN THEATRE. Irving Placs-2.f5-siI5-stock
company. q.
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DON QUIXOTE.

Romance is dead, and knights have had their day.
Old Time dances to soberer tune,
No longer Strephon worships Phyllis shoon,
The very gods have fed this mortal fray;
Yet one heart fair Dulcneas sway
And bears her banner, praying a boon
That he may dare the mountains of the moon.
The flched stars before her feet to lay.
Here Don Quxote holds his forehead high,
His lance IN rest, his orihanme unfurfd.
fitting at windmilIs 'gainst giants hurld
Honor and Truth and Love his battle-cry.
Demanding only of a laughing world
Gently 10 live and with brave heart to die
Wisest Of nadmen, maddest OF the wise
We would adventure where thy fanCies lead;
Where knightly thought quickens 70 knghtly deed
Where thy defeat shames meaner victories.
Did all men view nfe's pageant through thine eyes
Weld righteous sword when grief and weakness
plead.
Then were this worla from all enohanters freed,
All mortals listed In thy high emprtse
Quixotio we would be-to still declare
our cot a castle, and our lass queen:
Upright unconQuered, unafraid serene
Finding Gods poorest creatures brave and fair,
Shedding glory all things mean.
If this be folly folly be share.
E. II. Sothern in Golfers Weekly"
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better than her Mrs Baxter, and as a cOAHS-
performance is remarkable for versatlity SD
brilliancy. The first act introduces smart 50
with leader. who deyotes her leisure 10 -
sion for writing plays and TO ar irrespohS-1
Irritation with a fortunate young dESl'~'
After be has stage-managed one OF her paasS
a Scottish castle with herself as her own Hoi0
inc. she is shocked by the discovery tnat 10 -
produced a drama with n situation Similar
that which she has portrayed IN Two sliS -
Woman she charges him with plaslalis",
and goes to law: but IN the course OF the -
she IS asked to explain compromising - -
and. instead OF doing II. substitutes for !
invitation to luncheon and tears up the UV'1
ment When warned that she Is guilty Ok ~
fury and contempt OF court. she abruptly w.
draws suit agrees to pay all the costs ana no'-
her lawyer responsible for bad advice = :.
farcicaI comedy redeemed by acting 50 ofA'--.
and natural that Lady Epping seems -
social parsonage in Mayfair. instead Of an a. ~,
ciaI inpersonation specially designed. uA0 -
Empire costumes. TO ft Miss Mary Moore. -
Sam Sothern supports her with high inteils0, :,
as the playwright. and Mr.. Eric Lewis h~s
the mannerisms OF the judges OF the Ne" -
Courts. with a single exception-he does n0' -.
asleep in his chair while the barrisfers
drow silly pleading ~
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
THE BLMENDoRF LECTURES.

Beginning on November 15 next there viii oe
given five sunday evenings Of illustrated lectures on
foreign lands by Dwight L. Elmendorf at Carnegie
Han The course in general has for its title From
the Polar Sea to the Garden of Allah and the
separate themes, in order as follows: Norway
and the Land of the Midnight Sun Quaint Hol-
land the Land Of Dikes and Windmills.' "Swtzer-
land and Climbing the High Alps sunny italy
from Venice Sicily and The Desert; or, Tho
Garden OF Allah" Mr. Elmendorf's descriptions Of
these countries are plentfully interesting.
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period II viii occupy the stage Of the Criterion
there win be The usual afternoon performances
pALYS THEATRE.
Miss Elliott viii terminate her engagement here
on Saturday night The following Monday Mr.
Fsyersham Will occupy this Efage, appearing in
Tho World and BIS Wife" The Barber OF New
Orleans' and other dramas
EMPIRE THEATRE.
MI Drew scu successful here in the amusing
comedy OF Jack Straw There who be-
Deve II TO be the best vehicle no has had in many
years r is clean and couhcal and Mr.. Drew's
acting IS unusually happy. Two afternoon per
formances given each week Miss Rose Coghlan
shares the honors with Mr.. Drew.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
THE HIPPODROME.

Nothing disturos the prosperity Of the Hippo
drome It's speCtacIes. ballet and circus have taken
q firm grip the public, and as result the big
playhouse is crowded twice daily. sporting Days,
with its ball game will delight lovers of that sport
The same spectacle includes boat races, circus
performance and horse racing. The circus parade
is feature, and in the performance that follows
there are ten acts. The Ballet Of Birdland" and
THE Battle in the Skies" pleasing exhibitions
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
CARNEGIE LYNCEUM.

At Carnegie Lycelm tonight Nox Mccain VIII
give the second of his instructive lectures pct
uring and describing Rome, old. and new During
visit 10 the Eternal City spring the lecturer
found SO much of interest, both historic and ro-
mantle, that an entire lecture will be devoted TO
that historic city. His lecture will be illustrated
with photographs Of famous structures, including
St Peters, the Vatican palace. the Pantheon and
art yallerieS
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE.

The praise Of Little Memo" now current at
the New Amsterdam Theatre, has been spontane-
GUS and musically generous. The production merits
it. The music by Mr.. Herbert, the beautiful set
tings and baIlets arranged by the management, the
amusing performances of the players and the sim
pcity of subject itself combine TO make a spec
tacle that should long enjoy the favor of the public
Master Gabriel as the mischief-loving youngster
created by Mr.. Winsor McCay Is, Of course, the
centre of attraction. and his performance Is eX-
actly that OF the fayorite Every boy and girl in
town should be taken to the New Amsterdam dur
ing the engagement of this spectacle.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

attraction Miss Glaser's performance has been
generously praised, and she will probably remain
here for many months 10 come.
MAJESTIC THEATRE.
A play called THE Great Question will be per-
formed here tomorrow night under the direction
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BENEFIT FOR FlREMEN'

sousa and hts band viii give eoncs'i =. - ar
Metropolitan opera House next sunday u's ..fs
the Firemen's Memorial Fund. The price O a
viii he from 25 cents to 81. The adv ancs -
seats has been encouraging
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

of Mr. A L Wilbur. owner OF this theatre and
of the Majestic in Boston. Jessie Bonstelle will
inpersonate the chief character in it She will be
assisted by IDez PIumer. J. Malcolm Dunn. Alice
Donovan, Trahern Hamilton. Royal Tracy and
Foster TJaCkett
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CIRCLE THEATRE.

- NJ Louis Mann numerous admirers VIII be glad
20 know that the public IS not Indifferent 10 his
acting here IN The Man Who Stood STILL The
mana cement announces that his engagement has
been prosperous and that seats advertised for
many weeks ahead" Afternoon performances are
given on Thursday and Saturday. Mathilde Cot
treIlv Robert A 49, Fischer Edith Browning. Ge0f-
frey Stem. Emily Ann Wellman and Lillian Sin
mott are the east
Mr Brady had hoped 20 produce here during
the present season musical play called Her Duke
and Her Ducats" but now he announces that
Presentation OF that piece has been deferred until
next season. and that Mr. Mann will occupy the
stage Of the Circle until next April After the
holiday ;hat actor be presented Shylock in
a revival Of The Merchant OF Venice"
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

and Miss Alexandra in The MOliusc" May Irwin
in Mrs Peckhan's Carouse'' will lead the merri-
nent at every performance.
NEW GERMAN THEATRE.
I5sth street and Madison aveuUeD
On Tuesday night there will be presented mere
a comedy with the novel title of ''2 r "a IL Is
nv Gustav WED a Danish writer. Eugen Burg
viii inpersonate the chief character 'FTlends OF
Youth viii be a feature of the concerts to-day.
GERMAN THEATRE.
driving Plscel I
The Dancing Hussars'' will be the bill here All
this week That comedy has been unusually sue
cessfuL The usual afternoon performances are
given
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE.
There IS no new word Of praise TO be SAID Tor
Three Twins" which has had an extraordinarily
successful career here. Clifton Crawford and Bes-
sic Mccoy are the chief performers in 1t.
on Thursday next Will occur the 15Oth perform
ance Of this amusing piece. on that occasion
souvenirs will be given away in the form OF a
corlplete score OF the music, handsomely bound
and lettered concentrating the event. The sig
nature Of each member Of the company, includ-
ing Clifton Crawford and Bessie Mccoy. will ap-
pear in il.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
sTUYVEsANT THEATRE.

Miss Blanche Bates and THE Fighting Hope
are still visible Mr.. Belasco's new playhouse.
II is enough TO make known that large audiences
view this drama every night and applaud the
acting Of Miss Bates and Mr.. Rchman.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
VARIETY THEATRES.
ALHAMBRA THEATRE.

These performers Will appear here this week:
Nat NJ Wills Frank Moulan and Maude Lillian
BerrI in The Hair and Heress"; WlnsOr McCay'
creator Of Little Memo; Al. Fields. Carrie De
Mar. Tom Nawn and the Sharp Brothers. There
will be 1orcarrs to-day
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HUDSON THEATRE.

"Pierre Of the Plains" is the attraction here.
Edgar Selwyn end Elsa Ferguson tmpersonate the
chief characters IN It. The indications that II
will occupy this stage indefinitely. There after
noon performances Wednesday and Saturday.
KNICKERRoCKER THEATRE.
Songs and dances and pretty girls the chief
attraction in 1.-The Girls Of Gutenberg which
has been current here for many weeks James
Blalseley is the chief OF the merrymakers. There
are the usual afternoon performances.
LIBERTY THEATRE.
There VIII be only eight more performances Of
Wfdfire'' at this theatre. Miss RusselFs engage
Inent has been prosperous. She Will I'll engage
ments various cities throughout the country
Next Monday night MIR. Thompson will present
here drama called Via Wireless" There are
four acts in #, and one OF the novelties is a re-
production of a In the steel mills Of Pfttsburg
These players Will be in the cast: George Holt
Georgia Drew Mendum, Walter Thomas, J. E. NIL
ternl William B. Mack. Robert McWede Maud
Granger. Edwin Arden, Vera McCord. William
Stone, Ethel Wright, Loyis Morell Francis D. Nc
CHM, Richard Z. Webster Frederic Doane Frank
Monroe Richard Smith, Captain Patton. Joseph
Kaufman George spelvn. Franklin Arnold. Wilton
Mackay. Il s. Mack and Henry Hubbard
LYCEuM THEATRE.
Miss Burke in Love Watcher. Is In ths third
month of her engagement here. Announcement
the next two months. Afternoon performances ere
given on Thursday and Saturday.
LYRIC THEATRE.
Absolutely crowded" is the cheering nss.ax.
that comes from this playhouse-an ana that in tbs
musical comedy entitled Mile Mischief Is the
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
CRITERION THEATRE.

Nj Gillette 81 Henri Bernstein's drama or sam
son IS the attraction There those who have
wished better for that actor and for the public.
The drama has been amply reviewed in The TTib-
une. and further comment is not required. During
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
GsRRICK THEATRE.

HI Csa-iee Frohnan has decided 20 prolons
Hril December TIE engagement here Of Mr.. Coyns
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
EMPIRE THEATRE.
GAIETY THEATRE.

= Mr. Fo.oes's comedy Of The Travelling Sales
man Las made thousands of persons laugh. and
IL Will continue DO for many months. Mr..
Mcintyre Ehe genial drummer is the chief come
Clan. Miss Gertrude Coghlan's simple acting is
plsassnt memory OF the piece. II has been said
that there 800 laughs in the three hours
CURED to perform The Travelling Salesman"
There few less than that. but those IN quest
!. OF nights wholesome fun advised 20 go 10
: : the Ge1ety during the Of this comedy
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
AMERICAN THEATRE.

Amelia Bingham begns here tomorrow after
noon the second week Of her engagement In Blg
Moments from Great Plays" Mile Mern
Mime Sans Gene" school for Husbands" and
"A Modern Lady Godiva" are the plays from
which she will select the most striking scenes
With in the bill will be Mile. Fahma Mirfs'
Cliff Gordon, McMahons Sunfower Girls. waiter
Dillon and Caron and Herbert There will be con-
certs to-day
Harry Lauder at the Lincoln Square
Theatre will appear here during the week OF No
vember 16 Seats for that engagement are now
sale.
COLONIAL THEATRE.
The return to vaudeville of Arnold DAILY In Mark
Twains one-act play of becoming an EditS='' is
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
NEW YORK THEATRE.

Mr.. Cohan's musical comedy OF THE American
Idea" is hIling his playhouse at every perform
ance. The usual afternoon performances are given.
Mr.. Beban is the leader Of the merriment. Maurice
Levi viii give another OF his concerts tonight,
Herbert Clarke viii be of the solosts-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
SAVOY THEATRE.

Mr. Kennedy's play OF The Servant in the
House is enjoying return Of public favor. The
house is filed at each performance. On Thursday
and Saturday afternoons extra performances are
given. The cast Is the that which acted
this play during its long last season.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
GARDEN THEATRE.

Ard stin Gne rnirthful crowds plod the brilliantly
snxnted wzyz that lead 20 THE Devil" Every
night the Garden has goodly assenblage e
brought there by the fame CT Molnars drama
Edwin stevens is q popular devil" these days.
The afternoon performances remarkable for
Che number sn attendance.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
WEST END THEATRE

Patrons OF this playhouse, which was recently
leased by the NIessrs. Shubert. will be entertained
this week by The Gay White Way It comes
there tomorrow night after long run at the
Casino and successful engagements out of tow
Mr. De Angels Camille D'Arville Emma Carus.
Harry MecDonough and Post and Russell are IN
the cast There will be two afternoon perform
anCes this week
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

This IS the last week OF Mr. Thompson's engage
.nent in 4The Old Homestead" K has been pros
pero,ls one There VIII be two afternoon per-
formances the first on Wednesday and the last on
SATURDAY The IeNt attraction here. beginning d
week from tomorrow night. viii be "Ihe hed
,t,, :, xybicr NIesrs MONTGOMERY and Stone have
beer amusing the public for several years
ASToR THEATRE.
The Man From Home is still successful here
snd will be during the remainder Of the season.
according 10 present indications Mr.. Hodges
performance needs no further comment 1t is
enough to record now that the public likes The
Man From Home
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
6STOR THEATRE.
BEIaSCO THEATRE.

NJ. Molnars play Of The DeWI" has. to all
external appearances. firm grip on the pup
nc curiosity The Belasco is filed at every per
to-rnanee and Mr. Fiske is Of the opinion that 1t
viii occupy that stage during the remainder OF lhe
present season. Mr. Arlsss acting in that play is
effective Indeed it : his alluring, personality OF
the demon that given importance 10 the proouc-
,ion al the Relssco. Afternoon performances are
given on "Wednesday and Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
WALLAck's THEATRE.

This playhouse will be reopened Monday night,
November 2 and Marie Cahill will appear there in
a musical play entitled '"The Boys and Betty.
George Y. Hobart wrote the book and Sivio Helm
he orrn1is
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
BIJOU THEATRE.

There are Few more amusing plays in town than
- Gentleman from Mississippi now current at
The Bijou Already in lis fourth week, it VIII prob
ably have a long run. Mr.. Thomas A Wise as the
genial Senator dominates IL Having some political
rretensions this play is particularly attractive at
this time. Douglas Fairbanks. Lola May, Harriet
TyorthingtoG and Frederick Book are in the cast
The usual afternoon performances are given.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
CASINO THEATRE.

TIE Messrs PIzley & Luder-s excellent musical
piece. ''Marce.ie' is enjoying public favor at Jhs
playhouse Il IS the best musical show that has
been seen here in years. Miss Louise Cunning has
achieved personal success in Il. Frank Rush
worth. George Bcniface. jr.. Elsa Ryan. Leona An
derson and Netta Black are IN the cast.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
WEBER'S THEATRE.

Mr. waters drama OF Paid in Full Is still
filing this little playhouse every night. Miss Al
bertson and NJ. Hatch act the chief parts IN IT,
and their performance is effective. There are after
noon nerfnrrnancas on "Wednesday and Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25

and Miss Alexandra in The Moliusc." May Irwin
in Mrs. Peckham's Carouse' viii lead the merrl-
noept at every performance.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
BROADWAY THEATRE.

The Golden Butterfly IS in its third week
here and II is prospecting Miss Van Studdiford
mas been successful as the chief performer in it
There are several tuneful songs plenty Of fun, and
the entire production is handsomely staged. The
usual afternoon performances are given.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
IYCEuM THEATRE.
LYRIC THEATRE.

Absolutely crowded" is the cheering msssax.
that comes from this playhouse ana that in this
midst of a national canvass Lulu Chaser in a
musical comedy entitled Mile. Mischief IL the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-26

operator w J. Vaughan. taken off
in the sweeping removal of employees
which has recently been maugurated
by the railroads
Aldine Clifton is wishing relatives
at Gainesville, Texas
Mr.. willis Morgan has partitioned
of part of his store to which h
has moved his family, so that his
wife may assist him in his store.
Mr. and Mrs. Sneed, who have
been spending few days with the
family OF G. W. Mcmillan, returned
home yesterday
Miss lrma Breedlove has accepted
position at Oklahoma City and will
go soon to her field of work.
DR. Wilson of Davis i. IN towd
today on professional business.
Willie Shields is very ,ow with
pneumonia at his fathers home on
Rock Creek.
Ware Fowler has been quite sick
for several days.
Mrs. Pope of Marietta is visiting
friends in town.
Allen Blair IS enjoying a trip to
Texas.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hurd spent
Sunday with Ardmore friends.
Lins Wood is spending a few days
at Wanette
W. \. Watson and family gave a
singing at their home last night
for the young people.
Word has been received that W. A.
Breedlove Of Turkey Texas is hoy,u.
an attack of appendicitis, and it is
feared an operation will have to be
performed Billy has SO many warm
friends here who will regret to hear
this bad news and all sincerely hope
he VIII recover without AN opera
tion.
Looks as though the country was
turning TO fourfoot dry cord wood.
there is such an immense pile Of it
AT this station waiting for sale and
shipment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-26
GREENVlLLE

Grecnyilc, Okla, Feb. 25-Spccial
Since our last writing nothing Of
a serious nature has happened in the
little village OF Greenville
There is great deal of sickness
in and around this place, mostly
colds.
Mrs. Williams, we are glad to note.
is improving.
Regardless OF the dsagrecablc
weather the farmers are hustlinE,
preparing for another crop.
Lee Evans and family accompanied
by Grover Wiley and Noah Long left
for Mexico last Wednesdays Mr.
Evans has many friends here who re-
gretted very much to give him up.
Spring is almost now with us ant
we are aware of this by the appear
ance of the birds
Quite a number OF young peopl,
were entertained at the residence q
Jim Gillian last Saturday night.
Mr.. Kerrick and family of Oi
Springs called upon Greenville friends
| last Sunday.
c. Riley went to Ardmoro las
week on business.
Mr. Ridner of Simon has laten
moved In our vicinity. We welcom,
! him In our midst
Bud McGec and idhily visited hi'
brother on Red river last Sunday
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-26
DIXIE.

Special Correspondence.
Dixie Okla, Feb. 25.-Special--
The weather the past week has been
extremely cold with indications OF
rain and snow.
Farming is going on. on all sides,
springtimc is nearly here and the
farmers are getting busy preparing
their land for the next crop.
Rev. Ncwsom filled his regular ap-
pointmcnt here last Sunday.
a number of the Loco people spent
Sunday with the Dixie class in pre-
pairing music for the Sunday School
convention, which is to be held at
Dixie on the fifth Sunday in March.
W. II. Raines, who has been court
ing at Duncan made "A flying trip
home Friday, but returned to Duncan
yesterday
James W. Hutton and Miss Jessie
Collier were quietly married last Sun
day at the home of the brides par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Collier. \
nice dinner was served and every
one enjoyed themselves well.
John Payne young man who has
resided at Dixie far a number of
years, will leave today for yelling.
ton, Texas, to make that his home.
The box supper given by the ladies
of the NJ. +. church, on Friday night
was a complete success The pro-
cceds amounting to $50 There was
also a cake Tor the prettiest girl
Miss Uineta Collier was the receiver
of the cake which brought $3.50.
Mrs. +. s. Davis and Miss Lille
Burns made a flying trip to Sneed last
Saturday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-02-26

We want the farmer readers of
the Ardmoreite to feel that this col
umn Of the paper belongs to them.
II gives you "A medium through which
to discuss any propositions you de
sire to discuss. We would appreci-
ate letters every week on matters
concerning the farm, concerning the
county or the state. If you have
some ideas on the road question,
school question or on the Oklahoma
stock law or game law, express your
self through these columns If you
have been experimenting with some
crop tell your brother farmers about
it in the Ardmoreite. If you want to
know that the cultivation of some
crop that you have not tried ask the
farmers to tell you through this pa.
per If We will work together We can
make this very interesting and
useful feature of he paper.