The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-01
WHICH NESTlES IN THE HILLS
Something Here which viii Interest
All, No Matter What Your Call.
ing-Events Past and Present
Tersey and T,mciy Told.

or fall back upon-when the news
is scarce
Well, We have had all kinds late
ly-lovcly suushine--good lard rains
and the loyelicst mud and water
over shoetops How the men do rave
about it that haven't koou rubper
boots about this time Today it is
so beautiful overhead-finest sun
shine. But the old man said, "he
couldn't travel that way yet-had
still TO go the old mud route"
Rock creek was over banks $,
that no one could cross 1t yester-
day. and We had no mail from the
north. owing to heavy washouts.
1t surely has been a hard year for
the railroads-ls that news?
And If | tell YOU this is the last
day Of November, and that we are
IN thief oothills Of the old year-its
shortest days and longest nights
and that many who will never SOC
another year are wasting time awa-
that the days may begin TO grow
longer-and the dark long nights
shorter and are longing for the
spring birds and flowers You will
say thau s. piece Of news talked
Of in almost every family. and
then might ask-what IS news
anyway?
The sorrows and ioys-thc heart.
aches and rcioicngs coming OF
the death angcl-thc flight Of the
stork-coming and going-firc and
flood disaster-rapine murder-told in
thousands of ways by thousands OF
| different pens read and rc-rcad-
daily constitutes the news Of IN,
world-but IL is still the everyday
lifc-the same old, old story. sought
after as eagerly the last day Ct
November 1850, as it will be tn,
last dav Of November. 1850. When
YOU and | are forgotten. and per
haps stronger men and women ar,
doing the work we are trying to do
and who may by chance run arroc,
this paper. and read this question
"What is News?" And wouldn't you
like 10 hear their advanced ideas and
see cue Of the then up-to-datc news
papers.
Prof Gould. state geologlst. Prof
. 4
the Oklahoma University. Norman
Okla, Prof and Mrs Larl,in severa
Young lady students and toochers
and more than a dozen YOU ~
members Of the class I'm gcolog,
of Oklahoma UniVtrs!iy had a
jolly outing and put In several day,
Of ard work I'm the mountains aroun,
Doughcrty the 2Oth of November
They brought their camping outf
with them and liv,u near TO "Na
turo's heart For quite number
Of years Prof Could has Vsite,
DCughorty Sometimes twice durin,
the year with classes i'm geology
But he said this was the largcs
number that had ever been here
and the first time tho campinl
party has ever included ladies. Prof
Could considers these mountains
great field for study and he neve
allows his Young men 10 come pr,
pared 10 hunt, hut expects them t,
put i'm every moment at god hare
work MIR and Mrs W w Wad,
entertained the camping party IN,
last night Of their stay I'm D1ughcrty
Music and college songs aboundcd
Rev MIR Brock Of Berwyn Dough
erty's new Methodist pastor. came t,
Dougherty on Saturday, 10 call ol
his new parishoners and held hi
first service ON SUNDAY morning
But the mud and water was so ba,
that Il was just impossible 10 90
around so Mr.. Brock returned hom
and expects to be here next Sunday
December 7th.
Owing 10 the heavy dowupo - %
rain ON SATURDAY Mrs Wade wa
Obliged 10 postpone her temp 'rauc
meeting until next SATURDAY.
Ms W. 'al Misses rcs.l IN
Durs'c Majors, attended the pla
at Nrdmorc last "Wednesday nigh
and reported a fine time. From Art
! more Miss Worrcl went 10 Ada {
attend the Chickasaw Nation Teach
ers association The weather wa
! so bad that her trip was far from
a pleasant one
Sheriff Maxwell, District Attorne
4 Cory Detective Copqfns NJ tho Sa,