The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-01-14
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winter Most OF them will remain !
here most of the winter or until the
close of the present session of con.
gress.
Mr.. and Mrs. w W Hastings ofl
Tahlequah and their two little
daughters. Mary and Ahniwake. ar.
rived last week and are living att
Congress Hall They will be here
all winter Mr. Hastings is he ma
tional attorney for the Cherokees
and the two little girls will be
placed in school here. There is a.
town on the Frisco west of Table.
Quah called Ahniwake. named after
Miss Hastings. w p. Thompson. a
lawyer at Ninita. Okla. arrived with
the Hastings and will be here some
| time. lie has a case in which he is
| trying to get the government to pay
war claim Of $4,000 for property
which belonged TO Mrs Thompson's
Grandmother Mrs. Ebin. and was
seized and destroyed by soldiers dur.
I ing the civil war
:. h Adams, ap rominent citizen Of
| Atoka. is in the capital for a few
days looking after some business
matters, and !. George Wright com
| missioner to the five civilized tribes.
at Muskoqee. who has been here
for some time appearing before the
committe on Indian affairs. has just
started for Muskogee. Pat Hurley of
Tulsa is here looking after the fed.
cral building site.
Miss Ethel Rinehear of Guthrie
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. l..
Fulton, who are living at the Dris-
! coll hotel Miss Rineheart is a sis.
ter of Mrs Fulton ana will spend the
winter with her in Washington.
\. G.. Porter. formerly United
States marshal at Ardmore. is spend
ing few days in the capital be-
fore he leaves for Panama where
he has 4 new government job as
head of the Panama Canal Zone 20.
lice force. at a salary of $4,000 per
year Mrs Porter, who was for a
long time stenographer in the
government offices at Muskogee is
living in Washington now and has
a position in the government Of
ticcs here She has not decided when
she will join her husband in Pan
anna.
Peter Hudson. Il. r. Hill. both of
McAlester, and DR. n. y Wright al
delegation representing the Choctaw
Indians, are in the city DR.. Wright
is living at the Dewey hotel and
! says that he intends TO make Wash.
ington his home for the next two
! years.
senator and Mrs. Gore, and their
! little daughter Nina. Congressman
and Mrs. Scott Ferris are living att
! Congress Han. In the evenings after
dinner when they and the Hastings, /
| William Thompson, who is also liv
! ing there, all get together in what
Is known as Social Hall" the par.
lors Of the big hotel, It looks like
regular Oklahoma party, for there
| are nearly always few Oklahoma
visitors there, and Congre ssman and
Mrs. j. 5. Davenport will make their
| home in the same hotel when they
arrive.
Senator and Mrs. owen are living
at the Shoreham hotel this winter
and their daughter, Miss Dorothea
is at Catholic school at George
ton, one of the many excellent
schools Washington has.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. S. Mcclure are
living at the New Willard this year
and Congressman Chas, ID, Carter
has apartments at the Occidental
Judge T.. f Scott, Of the firm of
l.eahy a Scott, at Pawhuska, has
been in Washington for several days
lie is here looking after some legis-
lation which he desires in relation to
the removal Of restrictions from
Osag, allOtments
Hon. Dennis Flynn is spending al
good deal Of his time in the cap
ita this winter, Mrs, Flynn is liv'
ing here with their two sons who
are in schoo, Mrs J. ] Richardson,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn,
and a popular Washington society
woman, has just returned from a
trip abroad
Tams Bixby, who was at the head
OF the Dawes commission so long
that he became an Oklahoman by
oI,ptiOn In, ic unu living I'm 81 |