The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-06
FLOWERS BLOOM LIKE SPRING
Many Matters Of Losal and Persona.
lntere. , sorial and Business
Events, Etc.-TEe EvlDocr
Also Gets Busy 10 Burg.

u.,d at. O. TERRIBLE boating 30 ru,cN-
ed from the storm %. la., Jm. suu,
OF he corn is good while s1ma ua.
v,,y small ears. nh. u.d VIII ave.
age about tveuty bushels to tnc a..
ON the hest por ions
June corn is maturing and gives
/ promise of a good crop
/ Mrs. Jesse Ere man gathered q bo
quot of lilac peach blooms Iuu
yios,s / st week. Looks like the ro.
( turn Of spring.
Are you enjoying the beautiful
hunters moon?
The work Of hauling asphalt is hr
ing pushed and more teams could be-
used. Ting Gilsonitc mine being SO
much farther away as many loads
day cannot b drawn as from the
| Brunswick mines.
The stone crushing plant at Crush
er il being rushed these days. Il large
number of cars being loaded each
| day
Presiding Elder Freeman and B. f.
/ Taylor were at Doughcrty Sunday
night.
/ Rev John Malloy. Vcllknown and
well liked by the Dougherty people,
has received a call 10 the Baptist
church az Tupelo, and will move there
soon.
Photographer. Reed of sulphur has
been at Dougherty for over two weeks
and has made several fine picture
groups. and some wonderfully pretty
souv mir postals and SOME fine pic.
ure OF tjic canyon. showing the
crushing plant. the long curve and
sweep of the river. Saunders, of
Davis, has some fine views of the can
yon, also. Mr.. Reeds souvenir pos
tails of tho Morgan children cannot
be beaten
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Deel of sulphur
were at Dougherty last week visiting
friends and looking after their mum.
erous business interests here.
Sunday afternoon while the family
Of w. c. Morgan were away from
home the back part OF their house
was broken in'o and right lively
Time was experienced by these self
invited guests. Beds were shaken up
and everything disturbed and a reyol
yer taken Another place was visirr,.
the same night. How much longer
this work is going TO be allowed ia
, go on remains 10 be seen after TIM
setting of the county court. The good
; people of Dough,rty have been prom
, ised that this work should be stopped
/ Our merchants have suffered from
e continued raids and the depot also
, and it might have been stopped al
! the very first oficnse, saving lots oI
trouble TO the Dougherty people, and
r expense to the county.
Dougherty has had more sickncN
in the past two weeks than in nearl,
; the whole summer put together be
! fore. Mr.. and Mrs NJ Akers ant
Z Mrs. Tolleson have been very sich
for the past week and Mrs. Tolleson
is no better. Claud Gibson has beer
: having a hard time with chills and
little Ollie Burkhart with bronchial
pneumonia, While Alec, the twelve
yearold son OF postm@ ter Long was
not expected 90 live for several days
Alex has many warm friends, for hC
is a bright boy, and word from his
. sick room was watched for very
: very eagerly, and there was general
rejoicing when It was known that ne
was slightly better.
Mrs. Louise Pructt had her shoul
, ders and arms very badly scalded
with boiling coffee la week. Tn
burns are healing and doing as well
as night be expected.
Mrs. Hattie Smith of Waukoms
q was CUES, at the Wade home 70,
several days last week. While her,
she visited Ardmore for the hrs'
time.
Allen Blair has again returned :,
Dougherty and will have charge o
the blacksmith SHOP. Business 4,
: very brisk there, owing to so much
teaming being done.
Mrs. Frank Fuller and children o.
Shawnee, are in town, called here by
, , the sickness Of Alex Long.
,, Miss Cora Morgan was re-engageC
{ to teach the same school that sh,
taught last year, eight miles from
Norman. and commenced her schoo
: Monday. Sept. 2Sth.
Mrs Iamat EOMlar and Children arl