The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-17
PERSONALS

W y. AlOl elll 81 - - lNAhN'AAAN ''N'''
day with home folks
w. II. Burnitt has returned from a
business trip to Chicago,
John Thomas was business yisi-
tor here yesterday from Baum.
Victor Williams is in from his ter
ritCIy 10 spend Sunday with his fam
ily
Mrs. j. c. Porter of Leesburg, Tex,
is here visiting Ler dau9hter, Mrs.
| j. b. jones.
George H. Montgomery, prom'l-
ent attorney of Marietta, was an Ard
more visitor yesterday.
County Attorney Mathcrs and a
number of others left here yesterday
to attend Cruce rally at Berwyn
last night.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Washington from
the Washington ranch in the Ar
buckle mountains are registered at
the Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hill of Whites
boro, Texas, are in the city visiting
the families of w. J. Skipworth and
Mrs. r. j. Coleman.
Miss Nellie Ikard, who has been
taking a summer course in the s,ate
university of Texas, is expected to
arrive home next Tuesday.
A party of fishermen composed OF
j. NJ. and Henry Lloyd, Vernon Porter,
and Ollie Montgomery will spend this
week at Oil Springs
Mrs. j. h. Dawson who has been in
the city the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben c. Forbes has returned to her
home in Oklahoma City.
J. G. C-rnell, an officer OF Murray
county. was ali Ardmore business
visitor yesterday. He brought two
criminals here and placed them in the
county Jail
Mrs. J. b. Gilmer and daughter,
Miss Frances, are. expected here to-
night from Waco. Texas to visit with
Mrs. Gilmer's parents, Col and Mrs.
r. G. Tabor.
Frank Gates went to Gainesville
yesterday to attend the funeral of
l.. c. Kone. whose remains We're
brought from Oklahoma City to the
Texas town for interment.
S. d. Mitchell was in the city today
from Downard. He says crops are al.
doing very fine and that he is certain
to be reelected township trustee and
that Morgan Township is on the safe
side
DR.. Chas. c. Weith will leave here
this afternoon for Syracuse, Kan,
where Mrs. Weith is visiting. The
health of his wife is not improved and
for that reason he is making the visit
to her.
Miss Clara Tate, general delivery
clerk at the postoffice, is enjoying
her annual vacation which Uncle
Sam allows his employees. She and
her mother left yesterday afternoon
for a visit to Sulphur.
Billie Baker, who arrived here uul.
ing the past week, has gone to We
woka to visit his parents. He was ac-
companied from here by Mrs. Baker.
They will go from there to their home
in Memphis
w. II. Bumpass has returned from
Fayetteville. Ark, where Mrs Bum
pass and the baby are spending the
summer for the health OF the latter
The little fellow is getting much bet
ter and will completely recover in a
short time.
Mrs. l.. G. Shelton enj yed visit
the pass week from her sister. Miss
Eta Agee and her friend, Miss Fay
Towns of Lincoln, Nebraska. These
young ladies had been to the City of
Mexico on visit and stopped off here
on their return home.
Jim Alverson was here today from
Glenn walking on homemade
crutch which Mrs. Alverson was kind
enough TO make for him. While rop-
ing an unruly horse he received an
injury in one of his legs that will
make him cripple for a short time.
V. A. Niblack has returned home
from a visit to Tyler and Mineola
Texas. He says that country has new
er before raised such fruit crops and
that all east Texas is very prosperous.
From ten to twenty-five cars of fruit
are being shipped from one little sta
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