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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1909-04-16
HUTSON.

Julia Ann Hutson was born in st. Joe
county, Michigan, in 1843 and in the
year 1849 came with her parents to
Wisconsin, settling at Indian Ford, and
after passing four years there the fam
lily removed to Edgertod. In 1860 she
was united in marriage to John l. Lusk
and her home has ever since been in
Edgerton and Stoughton. To this union
three children were born, w. H., Bessie
and Charles. The husband was called
to his final reward in September, 1890,
and few years later the daughter Bes-
sic and son w. H. were taken from her
by death. Mrs. Lusk died at the home
of her sister, Mrs. H. H. Dickinson,
Sunday, April II, 1909, at 7:30 p. m.
Funeral services, conducted by Rev.
MacInnis, were held at the Methodist
church Wednesday afternoon at one
O'Clock, after which the funeral cere-
mony of the Eastern Star was per-
formed by Edgerton Chapter No. GO,
and the remains were laid to rest in
Fassett cemetery. Besides the son
Charles, there are two sisters, Mrs. H.
HI. Dickinson of this city and Mrs. Mary
Ann Crumb of Esterville, Iowa, and a
brother, William Hutson of this city,
and large number of relatives left to
mourn the loss of this good woman.
Mrs. Lusk always took an active part
In church work and was of sincere re-
ligious nature. The sympathy of the
entire community is with the relatives
in their hour of bereavement.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19
COALGATE AGAIN
THIS AFTERNOON
THE BLUES WILL PLAY THEIR
OLD OPPONENTS AGAIN AT Lo-
RENA PARK.

The fans are to have another op-
portunity to witness a game between
the Blues and Coalgste. the team that
played here ON Labor Day and whose
showing against the Blues has been
the best series Of games seen on the
local grounds this season. all three
games being won by close scores and
with brilliant playing.
The line up OF the Blues for the a.
ternoons game is as follows:
Douglas, pitcher Smith. catcher;
Wilmington, first base; Frensley. sec
ond base; Brooks, third base: Bryan.
short. Miller. left; Mathews, center:
Bomar. right.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19

With every sl.0O worth OF stationery
and school supplies at Riley's you get
your choice OF either sack of candy
or Ice Cream Soda. 1913
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19
COURT
HOUSE BONDS NOT
TURNED DOWN
OFFICIALS RECEIVE MESSAGE
SAYING BEING HELD FEW DAYS
REPORT INCORRECT.

There need be no uneasiness on the
part OF the people about the court
house bonds in spite OF the Morning
Democrats sensational article. in
which II declares that this issue has
been turned down, for such is abso-
lutely not the case. The court house
bonds have not been turned down and
there is very little likelihood of such
being the case
The fact OF the matter Is that Mr..
Mathers county attorney received last
night communication from Speer
a. Dow, the bond buyers that the Is
sue OF court house bonds was being
held for few days pending a fur
ther investigation into some matters
connected with the election.
When the election proclamation
was issued, Speer & Dow and the
county officials conferred AS to the
Law under which the election should
be held, and all parties including
Judge Wood for Speer & Dow asked
he klunty commissioners to hold
the election under the old law, the
Taylor election law being imperative
at the time the proceedings were be-
gun.
The court house bonds are now be
ing held few days until decision
Of the supreme court, which has al
ready been made in the case OF the
city bonds, reaches the attorneys for
the bond buyers. The supreme court
in this instance declared the city
bonds legal, the election not being
held under the Taylor election law
and the same will apply in the case o'
the county court house issue.
The message to Mr. Mathers gives
not the east intimation that there i:
even desire 10 turn dow 4 the court
house bonds. and says that a letter
follows which explains the entire mat
ter, but which at late hour yester
day had not been received
( Among the commissioners and coun
ty attorney and other officials, ther,
is not the least opinion that the bond,
on the court house will be refused
as II was exactly in accordance will
the request OF Speer & Dow and o
their attorney Judge Wood that tn,
election was held under the old law
the Taylor election law at the tim,
the proclamation was issued was no
, IN operation.
The bonds are expected to be taker
Just as the bridge and road bond,
were, the entire issue being mde
one and the same aw.
Mr., Mathers and Mr.. Scivally both
said they were at a loss to know
whore such a report emanated anC
that no word from them had beer
given to the public as ii was untrue
The message to Mr.. Scivally and tn,
county attorney We're not shown Il
any one for publication.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19

Sspupa, Okla, Sept. lS.-Miss Sa-
rah J. Roberts OF Independence, NJ ..
determining to become assis' mt to
her father, sewer contractor, came
to Sapulpa, where her father had a
large job OF work in has hne, aud
assumed the foremanship, while her
father looked after contracts els'-
where Performing the work over
which Miss Roberts presided wef 2
several hundred negroes, In hc',
the entire number Of worSmen Of
this race. and il was a common sight
TO see Miss Roberts daily on tie
large excavation 10 make pia, -
for five-foot sewer directing tl~
movements OF the sons OF liam.
and indifferent TO the rays .. an
Oklahoma summer sun
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19
SENATOR GORE
HERE With VETS
THIS AF TERNOON
OTHER NOTED PERSONS WILL BE
GUESTS OF JOHN n. MORGAN
CAMP TO-DAY.

This afternoon at tho court house
those who would hear some splendid
addresses from noted persons would
do well to go early a 5, Is believed
tha, the district court room viii be-
unable 20 accommodate the crowd
that will be out to greet Senator
Gore state senator Clint Graham.
Mrs. Culbcrtson. Dr D. VI Haley. OF
McAlcster. Col Snced ot Lavton and
capt Pulliam of Ardmure
The occasion for such a galaxy Of
talent is the regular meeting Of John
H. Morgan camp of Confederate Vet.
orans, the largest and best camp in
the state. who will give each OF the
persons mentioned above big rccep-
tiou in honor OF the location hero of
the Confederate Home Each OF
them have promised TO Jidress the
veterans and the meeting will be-
something worth while.
Interspersed with the speaking the
following very delightful musical and
literary program will be heard by
the visitors and members:
Song, AN Hail the Power OF Je-
sus Name" ,
Prayer. Chaplain.
Reading minutes.
Address, Mrs. ". r Culbcrtson
OF Kiowa. president OF the Daugh.
ters Of the Confederdcy.
Piano Duet. Misses Mccoy
Address. Senator Thomas =. Gore
OF Lawton.
Vocal Solo, My Old Kentucky
Home" Miss Able Hanna.
Address Justice Robert l.. vii
liams. of Durant.
Address, Col. ]. J. McA'ester. OF
McAlester.
Song, Young Ladies Sextette.
Ten minute talks: State Senator
Clinton j. Graham. OF Marietta; May
or Emanuel OF Sulphur; Mr.. FL
kins, Of Sulphur; Col. II. A. Sneed
Of lawton; DIR. ID. NJ. HALEY, ot
McAlester. and Capt. J. r. Pulliam.
Piano Solo, Miss Gladys Robinson
Song, God BE With You Till W,
Meet Again"
On Monday the members OF the
Confederate home committee will
| meet to open bids and select plan,
for the new home, and also to award
the contract for some. Several con
tractors and architects have already
presented their plans and specifica
tions.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19

Use Ardmoreite Want Ads for that
rundown business.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19
FIRE AT kONAWA.
Twelve Frame Buildings Destroyed
Water Scarcity

Ada, OKLA, Sept ia disastrous
fire ragged at Konawa, Okla, "A pros
porous town on the Katy railroad
twenty miles north Of this place. this
afternoon destroying about twelve
buildings.
The fire started in lsom's livery
barn, near the Katy depot, and swept
everything in its path up Main street
until II was near the Konawa National
bank building. a fine two.story struc.
ture.
On account OF scarcity OF water
only the heroic efforts OF the citizens
saved the entire business district. 4
tall wall OF sheet iron was finally
erected across the path OF the fire
thus checking il and saving the town
Most OF the buildings were frame
structures.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19
PRESENTS COMPANY c PICTURE,
Judge John Gait Gives Likeness OF
Jefferson Davis.

The members of Company G, Ma
tional guards are under obligations
To Judge John l.. Gait for a very fine
and large picture OF president JEFF
Davis, of the Confedcracy.
Judge Gait, being an admirer OF this
hero OF the rebellion thought II but
fitting that picture should grace
the walls OF the armory and most
gratefully did the boys accept the pic,
ture.
The ArdmOrc company of the ma.
tiona guards perhaps now nave one
Df the most comfortable and home
like armories of any company in the
regiment and are continually adding
TO their store OF pictures, furnishings
and other things. Any other gifts
will also be appreciated
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19
WHAT ILLINOIS
WILL SEE FROM
CARTER COUNTY
IF YOU HAVE ANY GOOD SpEcl
MEN OF FARM, MINERAL, ETC.
SEND 1T ALONG.

Nrdmoro never does things hy hal
YES and the representation that Will
be- made at the Springfield. H.. state
fair in October by this county is cx.
pectod 20 be- one OF the finest there.
The committees that were appointed
the o.hcr night at the Commercial
Club meeting are expecting The assist
ance OF every citizen and farmer In
the county IN getting grains. cotton.
minerals and other things TO send
there and are meeting with a large
amount OF success.
Mr.. =. G. Dings who is chairman of
the mineral committee is getting to
gcthcr fine collection OF the re.
sources OF the county along this line.
and expects TO have one OF the most
elaborate exhibits OF the kind that II
linoisans have ever seen. In addi
ton to the minerals speciality will
be made Of our asphalt resources and
20 this end a quantity Of the raw ma.
terial together with solid piect OF
pavement, the latter In use two years
will be shown side by side and a dem
onstrator will tell of It's staying luall.
ties. etc.
MessrS Poland and Warren are get
ting up an excellent collection OF far
and garden resources together with
fruits and other things which will be
shown and those who are in n posi-.
. tion to know OF some good specimens
OF any OF these things are asked 70
/ bring or send them TO Mr.. Poland or
( Mr. Warren or to the Commercial
/ club rooms. Cotton will form a small
| part OF the exhibit as the northern
farmers care little for cotton preterins z
rather TO put his land in variety OF
crops insuring the smallest percens
| age OF failure OF the total.
Mr.. Banker and Mr.. Harold Sf IN
advertising committee are preparing
advertising matter that will be attrac
tive and that will tell In the leas
possible space OF the wonders OF thI.
county and the variety OF crops ths
may be- raised together with a histor,
OF the city and country.
All OF the exhibits must be read,
TO leave here by Tuesday and tn
men who have the matter In charg'
are anxious that all who desire sen,
along their best specimens OF any
thing that will prove attractive TO tn,
people who will visit the big Illinois
fair and who are looking for homo
in this country. Any suggestions Jha
viii add 10 the value or quantity o,
quality of the exhibit that VIII >,
shown there from Carter county vi,
he thankfully received at the Com
mercial club or by the mcmb ,,S -
any OF the committees
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19

The following couples have been
given permits 10 wed during the
week inst ended:
Len Collins of Berwyn and Miss
Mollie Kemp of Baum
q. A Gurley OF Middleburg and
Miss Missouri Puckett OF Graham.
G. r. Purdue and Miss Nellie
May Holding. both of Ardmorc
J. G. Van Wrinkle and Mrs Gas.
tila Ta'ley. both Of Overbrook
j. j. Pyle and Miss Leona Little,
both OF HoXbar.
W. A Logan and Miss MIllic Bing
ham, both OF Ardmore.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19

Hamilton, the well known shoe
man who has just moved from the
corner of Main and Washington
streets to the room occupied by the
Jones Furniture company, is go
ing to have one o' the handsomest
shoe stores in the state when com.
pleted, which will be within a few
days. In the new store mirror s
play an important part, and one
might easily believe from the ar
cement that the room was about
three times As long as It Is. Mr.
Hamilton will have his large stock
In good shape this week.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19
Lont forget that the Want Ads
are business builders

Read ANdmoreite Want Aas.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19
PERSONALS

Mrs. l.. T. Russell is spending a
few days with friends and relatives
in Oklahoma City,
Miss Leila Robson of Cold Springs
Is back again for the school term
that opens Monday. She will make
her home with her relative, Mr. Joe
F. Robson.
Mrs. l.. r. Wright and little baby
are home after a few weeks stay
in Mineral Wells, Texas.
Mrs. Cyrus Pyeatt is back from
Oklahoma City. where she has been
visiting friends.
Mrs. Gardenhire and son, Bob. are
home after stay in Mineral Wells,
Texas.
Miss Jessie Rider leaves today
for Oklahoma City, where she will
be in the Office OF Mr.. McElroy,
who has opened branch office there
Cor the sale Of Oil City lots.
Frank d. Cross, An expert shoe
repairer has been secured by Mr..
Koenig 10 take charge OF his repair
shop. Mr.. Cross comes from Oklaho-
ma City,
Miss Lille Jennings is home after
having spent. the summer In Colo
RADIO.
Miss Lucille Byrd, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Byrd, will leave Monday
for Columbia, s. c., where she will
enter Columbia college for another
term.
Mayor and Mrs. Jas. 4. -Cotner, ac.
companied by Mr.. Cotners sister,
Miss Cotner. returned last evening
from Sulphur where they have been
spending few days.
Mrs. Ed CLANCY Of Galveston stop
ped off here yesterday to visit friends
on her way home from Sulphur where
/ she has been visiting.
Gen. II. A. Horne, OF the Morning
/ Democrat returned last night from
sulphur whore he attended the reun-
ion of the delegates To the constitu-
tional convention.
J. Il. Champion is home after spend
ing two days in sulphur with the pol
iticians.
Ed G. Little came home yesterday
from Sulphur, where he visited with
friends and attended the reunion.
Mrs. Orville p. Smith and daugh-
ter, Cora, came over from sulphur
last night to spend few days with
friends here before returning to their
home in Guthrie
Hon. ]. G. Graham Is here TO spend
Sunday with friends and will speak
to the Confederate Veterans this ar.
ternoon.
Mrs. NJ L. Alexander and two
daughters returned last night from
Clinton and Dustin. Okla, where they
have been visiting Mrs. Bessie Rogers
and Roy Alexander.
Col. Sidney Suggs is home after
having spent several days in Okla
homa City Guthrie and Sulphur.
J. A. Morgan, OF Memphis, Tenn,
relative OF J. n. Morgan, Jr., OF
this city has arrived here and VIII
make this city his headquarters. Mr..
Morgan will represent the Oliver, Fin
ney Wholesale Grocery company.
Mr. Lee Cruce is confined to his
home on account of blood poisoning,
his foot being the afflicted member.
He hopes soon to be out again.
The Rev. Fathers b. Masters, ID. D.
rector OF the Cathedral OF Oklahoma
City. William Huffer OF Washington
ID, C.. and F, Fyner OF Antlers, Okla
were pleasant visitors at the Catholic
rectory during the past week.
Mr.. L. Wickert OF Gloster, Miss,
/ has arrived here and will make this
place his home. Mr.. Wckert Is an
experienced insurance man ad will
he with The Penn Mutual. his family
will remove here in few weeks
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-09-19
Fall Hats.

It's time 10 get your fall hats clean.
ed ard reblocked, can make them
look like new, out OF town work given
prompt attention.
JOHNSON The Halter.
Opposite Court House
le2 'Ardmore, OKLA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
Nc,uitter peridafft Den NewsYOrfern
ErleidltcrnnG.

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g3ofe %geoauert, uno mabreno ibrer
Tnuer lino etlpa 200 Wenlden mebr
geitorben, ais IN Der porbergebenoen
Wode.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
fSolgen cincs StrifeS.

Strifer ser alcioerfobrif BON 9llrf,
SSrieo & So. greifen Strifebreder
an. - Bier Der angreiicr bon Scr
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boren, boffen, bob Die angeiteaten
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Nnigcid)obcm lit nidlt a~nfsebobcn.

@abington0 3. s., %. SUM-.
= Der auf beute Hadmittag anbe-
roilnlte aeroplon.t slug Der @ebriioer
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lung gemadt, oaB Der itarfe 8inb
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porragenoen Yerionen befanoen iid)
l&hasamtaiefratar WacGeaab, Spre.
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Scutiher Spradlebrer bcsebt Selbit'
muro in Mcrifu.

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trie6 i'm 5ltm Selbltmor0.
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nerboftet 81 mer0en. @enn er nod
lcbt, 10 miro er inns nid)t %cntgeben."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30

Breoigt mts .Gan0ioat
(bei leiner eriten Saufe sur jungen
Wlitter): Limo id bofie, cute 6rou,
Sic peroen ben fleinen Srnngen oui.
6leben geboriam uno gldllbig; moge
CT oermolfinit ein beoeutenoerM dam,
Elm Goethe, Moltfe ooer 9ismord
iperoen. llno mie, liebe 5rali, fol- er
beiBen?" - Mutter: ,anna!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-30
,Seisc @cQc" iibcrItGnScn.

Woibington 9. g., %. Illlll.
- Die belize @ele lit ibrem @noe
nabe mo Der morgige 3ag miro ibr
@noe IN ben otlontiiden Staoten
ieben." 0ieic miafommene Nad)rldt
miro beilte 4beno bon Den Scnmten
oeS @etteroienltes perbreitet. Sitter
meroen ollentbolben IN ben otlonti-
id)et Stooten @rleifterung bringen
mo cine fiible @elc lit bonn Noros
melten Der I'M In5llg.