The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-06-26

A. and M. College.

been teaching domestic science in
the Lawton District Agricultural
School, has returned to Saltwater
to spend the summer with her par
ents
Acting Director b. c. Pittuck
leaves for Guthrie this week.
Miss Emma Chandler, professo:
OF domestic science at the Tisho-
mingo state school of agricultu:e
after spending a short time with her
parents, Mr.. AMI Mrs. c. S. Chand-
ler. has returned to Tishomingo To
resume her duties. At present she
is engaged in lecture work during
the farmers short course of that in
stitution.
Miss Madge Book Sanders, teacher
Of piano owing to severe illness OF
her mother, has been absent fror,
college for few days.
John r. Clark, treasurer of the
Philippine Islands, is in Stillwajer
visiting friends. Mr.. Clark is an
alumnus of the college and spent
some time in noting the extensive
improvements which have been made
here during the past few years.
Prof Beach has recovered from
short illness and is again on
duty. He will leave for a visit 10
Europe in July for the purpose o..
continuing his studies on the vio-
lin.
Mrs. Oscar Morris has returned
from Tulsa, where she has been Wis
iting her sister and family.
Miss Bonnie Newcomb a forme
student of the college, is in town
visiting friends.
Senator Clarence Davis, of Sapul-
pa, was a visitor at the college
on THURSDAY morning. During the
convocation hour he delivered a
short address, emphasizing the inn
portance of a thorough training for
teachers.
DIR. c.. *. Francis of the University
of Missouri is a visitor at the col
lege this week.
The construction work on the pow
er plant is progressing rapidly, some
of the machinery has already been
installed.
The itinerary has been arrau ged
for the state nursery inspection
work which is to begin soon.
Professor Zackheim, director of
music. leaves this week for Buffalo,
n. Y, where he expects to visit his
brother who is 10 soon depart for
Europe.
Awaiting the sale of state bonds,
the Cook Construction company have
stopped work on the woman's build
ing. The work on the boys dormi-
tory is rapidly nearing complexion.
BY invitation, Prof Howard G.
Seldomridge gave his Interpretation
OF Rip Van Wrinkle to the teachers
of Pawnee county, at Pawnee one
evening this week.
Mr.. A. l.. Lovett, of the depart.
ment of entomology is in Coyle this
week inspecting some demonstration
work on the melon louise.
Miss Orphan Cation of 'O9, and as
sistant in the department of domes-
tic economy has been elected pro-
fessor of domestic science at the
Connors state school of agriculture
at Warner She leaves this week
to begin her work.
Miss Gertrude Braden. teacher of
domestic science at the Broker
Arrow school, is spending her va
cation with friends in Watseki, III.
Prof w. w. Johnston has been un-
able to meet his classes on account
of illness in his family.
Mr. Frank HCrsfall has been elect
ed principal of the Fourth Di3,ric.
agriculture school at Monticello.
Ark.
Some new students have been
registering in the summer normal
this week.
President J. II. Connell has ac.
cepted the invitation to deliver an
address at the laying of corner
stone for the Arkansas State school
of agriculture at Russelville in that
state ON July 9th. Supt. A. X.
Short who is in charge of that
school is former Texas student of
President Connells. Arkansas has
only just recently established four
district agriculture schools similar
to the six now in operation in Okla
homa.
It takes the conceit out of a man
when a pretty woman derides his