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The Springfield herald., 1909-09-10
- CONTEST NOTICE
Department of ths Interior,
United states Land 0niCC.

Lamar, COLORADO. Aug. 9s. 1909.
y sufficient contest anidayu having been
ded In shis oflice by Jose yirgito Vigil. con
testant, t,qgainst homestead entry No, 5seQr made
July 2Ith, 1905. for St: sEi,. sE1. swi4, SEQ, 10.
and Swl4 SCI, section Is. township, b, range
lG, hy Ruben Romero. c0ntestea, in. WHICH j. is
alleged that; said Ruben Romero has wholly
abandoled said land. that he has not resided
upon nos cultivated the same for a period tDf
more than two years last past and'hrs remoYad
from the atate OF Colorado; that he has moi
bocn prcseai en- .aid land foea .periodruf mose
than stS months from Ibis date, said .par.ioe
are berabY notified to appear, respond and Of
fer eyIlcLce touching. such allegation at 10
O'Clock g. M. ON Dec. "A. 1909, before CLERK q.
Dist. C9urtat springfield ,stoloEado, ,and thai
hnal heauns will be held at 2o'clock y. m. on
December Is, 1909, before the Register and Re
coiver a, the United States Land Office in Lamar.
Colorado. ,v ~. ...r
L. FROST LtGGETr, Receiver
The Springfield herald., 1909-09-10
NOTICE For PUBLICATION
Department OF the interior,

L. 5. Land Office. at Lamar, Colorado.
August 81. taOa.
Notice Is hereby given that Rtbtcca 5. Bray.
of springfield. colorado. Who. on March seth.
1907, made homestead entry No. o29lb. lid. 7T4T.
for the south-wc-t qtnrter Of See. |. Town
ship 80 south, Range Il west 6th Principal Me-
ridian. has filed notice bf intention to make
final fye yenr Proof to establish clAin 10 the
land above described. before the CLERK of the
district court, at sbrlngftd Colorado, Tin the
10th day Of octoberj 1909.
Claimant names ms witntssus' ". II. hcnney.
w. y. puhney. Elmer +. AltNander, and Roy
Thompson. all of Springfield. CBldrnlib.
JoHS \. WILLIAMS, Register.
Aug. II. SEPT. 8-lb-lT-3i.
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FOR sAI.t.

will, ,orei a, public sale Sh -a,ulslay, sept,
18th. 800, al THE Sa,nutlE Squir:es Elace, two
and ne-nst miles nprthwcst Of Sprnsheld
the pcr-oia' iiryBertt Stiehgins to the estate OF
Samuel Z. squire. ,!sccpcased., ...
said prope:ty consists Of ii head of horses,
three wagons. two ,ctS Of double Harness. house
hold goods, blacksmith tools and other articles
Sale to begin at two O'Clock p. VI.
Eugene NJ Whitaker
The Springfield herald., 1909-09-10
SUNNI MONS
On Application iUr Registration.


'TAfi or 'oi"aA'o ss in ,nr si-r sohpt
Cuuiits Of BHca Sp.Ts
Jacob ". Harmon. blalntiil
versus
The Homestead Land Company. II
tee, william +. htopard sicnx In
ysstment Soiiipany, John . " Brow; M
tahasny ksH,ss aGtEksFs GEa4s. 'q GSsan ISsa,sI'
writ Markham. ind AL other persons
OF parties unknown, claiming an,
right. title. estate lleh Or interest IN
thy fchl Estate described in the nppli
| cnton herein, defendnntsJ
The PEOPLE of the state OF Colorado I'd the above
uaihtH Observation-Disclosures
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the application OF the applicant plaintiff
In the abose entitled application ioi registration
of the following land situate lii Baca county,
Coloradb: to;wit: The southeast quarter OF
setiibii twenty iivt t25) in township THIRTY 1.-TWO
r''ai SOUTH OF tatgc t6rty-lwo t.( west Of the
9Th +. VI. Also lots uhc ~ and two t2) and the
| east-half OF the nbrth- west Nuarter Of section
thittt l8Ol and the souh east Quarter of section
! thirty 1907, IN township thirty-tWo (3e south.
Of fangc forty lone (4l) west 81 The 8th T. ii and
| To fl6 your answer 10 the shid application in
th3 oHce of the clerk Of said cdurt. in said coun
ty; within tSenty days afttr THE sefvict Of this
summons upon yoa. cNclusisc of the day nf Such
scrtce: and II you fsil ID answtr ths -aid APP
plitstion within the time hfotcsaid. the appl-
cant plaintin in this hction VIII appls tb the
court fdt the relief dtmanded in the application
herein.
Mitn6ss, Eugene NJ Whitaker. CltrR of said
Court, ahd the seal thcre6f at Springfield. in
said county ana state, this lsth day of August,
A. II. leos
SEAL Eugcne NJ. Whitaker. Clerk.
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NdTICE OF AfPLIChTIUN TO hBAsE
STATE LANDS

SLATE LANDS
Onice of the state Board Of Land
Commissinoners.
DENVER, Colo, August 10, 1907
Notice IL hetebs given that Tbtbdotc Ban
gcrtcr' whose postoflcc address isuArrett, Okla
has made application No. G5l5 to lease the fol
lowing dies cribed schbol Lands, situate in Baca
County. Col RADIO. TO wit: NJ. OF see. IL,
Twp. 35. $. Il. ID W.. Lots No. /. >. = md 1, see.
l6; 95 s., Il. t5 w. 81. Sec. 81 TWP. rs. $. II. Id
W. e.. sec. IL Twp. -, S. X. ~ W.
No application to lease the above described.
lands will be considered after sept 10, too.
B. l.. JEFFgRsoS;
Register state Board nf Lind commissioners
Aug. 20-27. sept $40
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF ms Ihttr1br,
L. :, Land once ut Lunar, Colorado.

Department OF thr Interior,
L. :, Land once nt Lunar, Colorado.
August 81 1909.
SDticr is hereby given that Lafayette Il. TrnN-
ell, of Konnntzj Colorado, who on jam IL, 1905,
made homestead entry No. O4us0, lid. No. olss,
for the north West quarter OF Section $, Town
ship 30 south, Range II West Of the 9th ptin.
meridian, has filed notice Of intention 10 make
final toinmutaton proof to establish claim to
the land above described, bcfotc the Resistcl
aud RereiVcr, At Lamar. Colorado, cn the
18th day of October, 1909
Claimant names as wtncsses: Andrew He'd
rick, Ed. l,obb, George lsaacs, all Of Monon,
aud 4. r. Gillespie, u KUnnnn, Colutntd.
JONI \. WILLIAMS. Register.
Ang. ~. Sept. 8-lb-l7-24.
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: L NJ NJ On :

On Application for Registration.
STATE bf coLoRADul
Sss IN the MIST. Couftl
County of liaca No. %
Phillips investment Compntt, 4 corr
porhtion. plnintin,
Luis \. oc;qo, The rrost,s Laid
and Water Company. Tie New Eng
land security COLLECTION Cotpany.
Alex Wilson. -. ". Webster. Albert
+. King and all other persons or
parties unknown. clalming any right
title, estate. lien or Interest in the
real estate estate, described in the npplica-
ton htrein defendants.
The pcBple Of the State of Colorado to the above
named defendants GREETING
Soti nir hettbt si,nimoned and reu,tir,,d 10
answer the application ol the applicant plaintiff
in the above entitled application for registration
to the toljwinr lanu situate In Bhuii county,
Colorado, to-wit: Ltt one ~. and the east
half of the northwest quarter, the north ives,
quarter of the north east quarter. the south
west quarter Of the north eu-r quarter the north
west qmarser OF the south cast quarter. and the
north ta-t quarter of tiic south west quarter,
all in section thirty ts0l, In tjwn.bip twenty
eight IS south, Of rnnst forty eight (Isl west
| Of the 9th F. NJ aid rs illv your Hnswcr 10 the
said application in the 5nice of tile clerk of >nid
| court, In said county, within twenty days after
| the service Of this summons upon you, ex-
| elusive of tile day uf such setvice, and II yoh
| fail To answer the said application within the
time AFORESAID, the applicant plalntin in this
| action will apply to the court for the relief de,
| mandc'i In the application herein.
| witie-s, Eugene NJ. whitakJi. Clerk Of said
| Court. and the seal thereof. at Springfield. in
| said County ind state, this l.th day of August,
A. D. 1903.
LsEALl Eugene NJ. Whitaker. Clerk.
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.NoTICEFoR PUBLICATION
Department oi the interior,
U. 5. Land ONCE

U $. Land ONCE
Lamar, Colo, August IA, 1909
Notice is hereby given that VIII l.. Medlin,
OF lhmport, Colorado, who, un March Il, 'Gs,
made homestead entry No. Oi2Gl, Tt. No. H29.
FOR the southeast quarter Of Section 2j, Town
ship ~ south. Range AZ west of the 9th
p. M, has nle'l notice of intention to make hnal
commut. proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before the clerk Of the district
court, Gt Springfield, Colo, on the a5th day Of
September, 1903
Claimant names MS witnesses: j. 5. McCrnw,
l.. V. Campbell, Nora Ricketts, and p, \. ROLLER
all of Lampott, Colorado.
IoHS A. WILLIAMS, Register
Ang. g0-27. Sept. $40
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
Department Of the Interior,
Land Onice at Lamar, Lalorad

-, .-a IL Aug. IL. 1909.
N5uce is hereby given that Jacob 5, McCraw
Of Lambort. Colo, who on Oct 81. 1907. lmade
homestead entry No. G3sIs, II. d. No. sail for
sottheast quarter Of section 10, Township 80
south Range Al wust Of the 6th Principal Merid-
disn, has fled notice Of intention to- make
Final Communication Proof, to establish claim to
thd land above described. before the clerk OF
the district court. AT Springfield Colorado, on
the 2sth day Of September, 1903.
Claimant names as witnesses: W. l.. Medlin,
l.. Y. Campbell, Rhodia Medin. and P \. Rol-
Ter, all Of Lamport, Colo.
join 4. WILLIAMS,
Aug, 2O-27. sept. 3lpi5 Register
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS

Ufiicc OF the State BOai-l OF Land
tOmmis siouers 3 ...,.
,Dcnvtr. Colorado, August 90, 1909,
Notlcg is hereby given that j. Lyons,
whose postoiilce address is Garrett, Oklahoma,
has made application No. 67O2 to lease ihe fol-
lowing described school lands situate On Baca
county, Colorado, to wit; Lots l, >, 2 aud l. of
sec. lG, Twp. - ;. n u W. and NJ Of sec. Id,
Twp. 10 =, II. a W. Co.,,
No Other application to. Lease ths above des-
cribcd lands win be considered after sept. Ii, ,
1907. -.-.
E,g .r"i , Is. L.JSrrERso~,,
Rceistcr state Board Land commissioners.
iuz y. sept. 3-O-I7. .--
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Departmen. of the Interior

Department 81 the Interior
uhited States Iahd onice,
Lamar, Col6r; ;ldo. aug. 1, 1909
Notice IS hereby given tha. Andrew F.
Gillespie, Of Mon6n. Colorado WHO, on
May ), 1905, made HOMESTEAD Entry No
o54a, Hn. No .ols7l, for thg northeast Quarter OF
section 30, Township 81 s., Range II west of
the sth Principal Meridian iiAs ,hled notice Of
intention to make final comtuhtation proof.
establish, cain to the land above described,
rore the c!SrrE II ihe district Court, at sb ng-
I'D. coloraaoo, on the 18th day of Sept. 800
Claimant hames as witnesses; Emet Robb,
Thomas Ramst!, and W. !. Gillespie, all OF
Monor, and rearlcy Bohi, of Konantz, Colo.
,JonN A. WILLIAMS.
Aug, 6-l3- aO-21. Sop. 5 10 Register,
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For sale 800 acres with house,
good well and windmill, g,'anary
etc. all improvements save the
wire, posts reithnaiping. Situated
midway between Villas and Ston-
ington, the "EIdef Ranch. -
Price $500. Address 1884 So.
Clarkson, Denver.
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suMMoS.s
On Application for Registration.

On Application for Registrahon.
STARE OF CoLoR&poj
County of Baca NO. 50
Phillips Investment Co,hpaHy. .n cor
poration. pnintih.
Ilenry,T. spr3tt The Prower5 Land
and Water Company, apd all otherS
persons orparties unknown. claim.
ing any right, title, estate. lien or
interest in the real estate described
in the application herein., defendants
The People of the state ot Colorado to the above
named defendnnts--GHEETISG.,
You are hsrebS suwm,oisiied and required to
answer thv apHlisation OF the applicant plnintia
in the above entitled application idr registration
Of tilt following LAND situate Il pSea county,
Colorado. tu-wit; The south cas- quarter of
OF -crtien thirty -oue ,sp. ii township, twenty
eight t2sl south. Of rnngc ,f2rty-eight as west
of tie Gth =. NJ, and q dIe your answer to the
said application in the dnice Of fhG clerk Of said
court in said county. within twenty, days after
the >cryice Of this .pmmpn- UPON YOU, exclusive
OF the day of such service land if you fail to an
swcr tbs said applicatidn within the time aftrc-
said, the applicant plaintiq in this ACTION will
apply the court for the relief demanded in the
application herein. ;-..,...
witness, Eagene NJ. whitaker, Clerk OF said
Court. md the seal thereof, at Springfield. in
said cqnnts and state. this 18th day IL August,
a. d. 1909.
[sEALI Eugene NJ. whitaker, ciers.
The Springfield herald., 1909-09-10
S1TICE FOR PUBtlCaTIoS
Department of the Interior,
I-niied Sfuta. n,U DttiTr

Lamar. COLORADO, Aug 3oi 1909
Nctics Thereby given that Nicholas uonsamu-
OF Lantogt, Colo who, on october 22d. 1907.
made hcttestead entry No. lp}iti2h II1, No ssTs,
for the northeast quarterof ssotiap p, TOWN
chip II. south r 4e, W. 9Th Pria. Meridian, has
filed inctice OF intention g rnlke Final Commu
ts'irn Proof to establish Claim TO the pHnd
above described before the. Clerk Of the Distgic,
Of October. 1909. ,n-. ar
Claimant names rs witnesIts: !, = MeGSaw,
Mr.. Ndra Rickets, -, =. sitt5n. aud Iiahe MIL
Ter, all of Lamport, Colo
seh,t A. " illlams. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION a
Public Land sale

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION isolated tract
Public, Land sale
Department Of the interior.
,Jilniu- C sloratia, LAM! Office, AnG-, q, 1903
Notice IL hereby gwen, Lat af.dire-t-d by the
commissiolrg Of lthG general land oilco,, under
provisions of act ofc1nsress Approved June =
1906, l3I stats, -ilIl we viii 0ner at public
sale, to the highest bidder at 10 o'clock a. M,
on the - day of October, 1902, next, at this
office tile following tract OF land to-wit: The
WI Of sEl, &C. %, Tp. % :. Rge. ~, and lot ,,
and >wi: Of SEi sec 3. T. 30 s. REe. a " 18th Pm
ANY persons claiming adversely the above de
scribed lands are advised to file their claims, or
objections, before the day above desig
mated fdr sale.
JOuN y. WILLIAMS, Register.
c. FNosT LIGGETTi Receiver.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION isolated Tract
PUBLIC LAND SALE

Department Of the Interior, ..
L. 5. Land Cnirc Lamar. Colo. Aug. a, 1904
Z Motto, Is hereby given tl'Rt. II. directed by the
Commits ioner Of the General Ln'ld Office, under
provisions of Act " Congres-N apEunycd june
c5th, 1906 IA stats. al1). We will offer at pu,s
tic sale. to the highest bidder. at ten O'Clock O.
NJ. ON the -snd day Of Oct 1909. next. at thif
lice, the following tract Of land; southwest
suarter Of sec. 9, rp so, south, Rye, Il west of
hc6th Prime. meridian, Colo.
Any persons claiming adversely the above
described lands are adyisedt to file their claims
ar objections, on or before the time desIg-
uHtcd for sale
JoHN 4. WILLIAMS, Register.
c. FROsT LiGGETT, Receiver,
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CO to The Lamport Mercantile Co.,
and see their new line of SHOES and
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
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SEED WHEAT

turkey Red Wheat for sale. Price
7ne dollar per bushel.
Address: A. L. Walker,
Stonington, Colo.
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Subscribe for the Herald and
get the local news. Only SIPS
a year.
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If You want pair of good shoes, &c
to the Tamport Mercantile Co.
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The HERALD for Job Work.
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LEGAL NOTICES

SUNNI IONS
On Application fir Registralion
-. In the Dist: Coutt
County of Bsca No. u.
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: L VI NJ o y 5

Eugene NJ. Whitaker. Clerk
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Entered n, the Postonice ut Springfield, Colo It,
as second class Matter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-15
JAIL EMPTY FOR TWO DAYS
POLICE COMMISSIONER JONES
THINKS ARDMoRE is GETTING
TO BE A GOOD PLACE.

Il believe hrdmorc is getting 10
be pretty good city" said Police
Commissioner Jones yesterday DO
you know. there hasn't been a pris-
oucr in the city Jail for two days.
something that has not occurred be
fore since nave been ON the Job
] do not know whether 8; has
happened before or not"
There has been a dcar.h OF cases
I'm the municipal court lately and for
the last two days not man has
had to be- locked up On Jail This
has not happened before in good
many months The idea that som,
people have is that a large revenue
must be expected from The police
department and municipal court is
erroneous The more fines collected
the less showing for morality.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-15

Ardmorc Chickasha. El Reno, Ed
mond, Guthrie. Purcell, Shawnee and
Oklahoma CITY
Resolution Passed.
Officers OF the organization viii
put forth special effort TO see that
the rcmrmps 50 per cent of towns
and cities in the state are duly and
properly organized.
The assoc alton went on record as
heartily fayoring aud endorsing the
pending bill before congress prohib-
iting false and misleading advertise
mcuts. the association regarding such
advertisements as pcmicious busi-
nes, practice and advocating truthful
representation in statements affect
ing the sale of merchandise.
The association endorsed the ac-
ton Of the National Association OF
Retail Groccrs, requesting manufac'
turers TO fix a minimum selling price
on all their commodities, the selllns
price. however not TO be printed
on the package.
The local association Of the state
was urged to formulate uniform
credit rating system under the di-
rection or their local association ana
also to adopt the plan Of interchang-
/ inc rate books between organizations,
ther, ny making IL possible for each
associat.-. TO have credit rating
1 library upon other points of the state.
| The association went on record in
emphatic opposit on 20 the enactment
OF a parcels post law, branding 1t as
/ legislation in the interest of the few
against the many.
A special resolution was drawn
and addressed TO Senator 7. p. Gore
commencing the senator for the stand
he has taken in behalf of the retail
ers in the fight upon the trusts and
the tariff question.
Position Of Retailers.
"We do this" says the resolution.
"as a commercial body, regardless OF
political affiliations, and We can as
sure you of our support and conf
dcnce and appreciate the information
YOU have given us from time TO time
concerning your various political acts
and your stand on the parcel post
question is also very satisfactory 70
u.s."
A resolution OF special thanks to
George f. Green, secretary of the re
tail merchants OF Peoria, ILL.,, for use
ful service rendered the cause OF
organization among the retail mer
chants OF Oklahoma, was passed.
A similar resolution was passeC
and addressed 10 Harry j. Adams o
Fort Worth. who read a practica
paper on What a Live Association
Can Do"
- Resolutions urging all retailers 4
insist that goods be shipped owe
such routes or railroads as designat
, cd by the purchaser were passed. TIL
retailers claim that they have no
been given due consideration In thi
particular and that the abuse ha
probably grown out Of the freigh
payers Indifference and failure L
make protest.
Arguments Advanced.
Harry ]. Adams OF Fort Worth rea
paper in which he brought ou
some forceful arguments in favor {
. establishing an association credit ra
!, ing and collections department, an
other arguments opposing privat
. rating bureaus. The proposition Is
=, mutual one and should be kept ou
OF the hands OF the individual" h
- said.
Mr.. Adams contended that the r,
tailers should take hand in POI
ties and unite upon man VIII
would pledge himself to stand fov LEI
n isiatlon which the retail merchar
: needs.
=. He said that live associate
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-15
WELL, IT'S HERE
STOCK COMPANY GIVES THE
KIDS THE LATEST TUNEFUL
SONG HIT.

II has reached town AT last. The
newest song, we mean and today the
kids are whistlng Il Love My Wife,
But, Oh. You Kid
This was one of the clever spe-
cialties at the summer theater last
night, and will be given again to-
night. The piece is new here but
has been the rage in the lhrger
cities for two weeks. The bill last
night by the lChappell-Winteroff
company was a story of the Tenncs-
see mountains and the moonshiners
and was full of actions and comedy
and was enjoyed by a large crowd.
Tonight THE Opium Fiend's Daugh-
ter" will be the bill This is a so
ciety comedy drama Of much merit
and particularly fitted for the mem
bers OF this versatile company. The
audiences are growing with each per
Torrance, hut tomorrow night, when
Miss Carol presents "Sappho" there
will doubtless be little more than
standing room.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-15
PERSONALS

Mrs. w. III. Bats and children
have returned from an extended Wis
1t at Sanger, Texas.
Mrs. W. c. Dewitt ana son re-
turned yesterday from the east
where they have been visiting for
So me weeks.
Miss Ruth Paul Bogie returned
yesterday evening from Eureka
Springs, where she has been spend
ing some time with friends.
Prof. w. C. Canterbury was in
the city yesterday evening on his
way home from Durant, where he
has been teaching in the normal
school
Mr.. and Mrs. Kennett Hudson
returned yesterday morning from
Kansas City, where Mrs. Hudson and
baby have been visiting for some
time.
DR.. II. G. Connolly of the Chris
tian church returned yesterday
from Durant. where he spoke in the
Methodist church to the teachers OF
the normal school in session.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-15

w. /. Smith. the public weigher,
had been quite sick at his home for
several days.
Jonas Baum leaves tomorrow for
Oil Springs where he will enjoy a
weeks fishing.
Will Cassidy is back from a short
business trip to Little Rock and
other points in Arkansas.
o. II. Perkins. superintendent of
the compress at Durant, is here TO-
day visiting his friend, Val Mullen.
w. S. Wolyerton went to Guthrie
today to attend a meeting Of the
Oklahoma Abstracters' Association
which Is in session there.
a. C. Young, the furniture man,
has returned from Chicago and the
eastern markets where he has been
buying goods for the house.
Miss Clawson of Wichita who has
been the guest of Miss Joe Mason
and Mrs. James Hannah, has return
ed TO her home, after a visit OF
two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hazel. their two
daughter, Misses Blanche and Ruth
and Miss Mamie Nisbett. left TO-DAY
for Turner Falls for a two-weeks
outing.
The family OF Mr.. w. ]. Roby
agent here for the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, arrived today with
their household goods from theil
former home in Tuscon. Ariz.
w. w Brodnax, superintendent o
the plumbing and water department
of the state penitentiary at Meal
ester, is in the city visiting friend
for a few days. Mr.. Brodnax wa
formerly water superintendent here
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-15
INSURE with VIII Sanford a Co
NOVELTIES FOR Lawn FETE
ENDEAvORS AND LEAGUERS IN.
VITE FRIENDS TO ENJOYABLE
AFFAIR FRIDAY NIGHT.

The young people OF the Chris-.an
Frdeavor society have planned a
nuyel lawn fcte for tomorrow erca nS
at which they will entertain their
friends.
The entertainment committee com
posed of members of the Endeavor
and Epworth league have selected
some hot weather games among
which will be quot pitching con-
test. a bean bag contest, a potato
race and some others. A real "genu-
inc and original" gypsie fortune tel
Ter has been secured and in addition
To forecasting the future will be able
TO give a picture of your intended.
The refreshments committee have
announced that delicious peach ice
cream and home made cake will be
served, for which charge of fifteen
cents will be made, and they say
there will be no skimping, either. \
cordial invitation is extended TO old
and young whether members of the
church or of the societies or not tc
spend the evening with them tomor
row night on the lawn at Christian
church.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-07-15
DIDN'T CUT WEEDS; FINED S.
TWO WELL KNOWN CITIZENS
ARRESTED FOR FAILURE TO
OBEY SANITARY ORDERS.

Paul Jones and Joe F. Robson,
were hauled before Judge Gait in the
municipal court yesterday and asked
to explain why they had not cut the
weeds on property belonging to them,
as required by he city ordinances and
the sanitary officer.
Neither OF the gentlemen could
give Judge Gait a satisfactory excuse
and fine of So was imposed on
each of them. Both appealed their
cases to the county court and Judge
Mason will have an opportunity 10
pass on the matter. Commissioner OF
Streets and Alleys Burnitt was the
complainant in both cases.
Better cut your weeds.