The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-31
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meeting al Chickasha last Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Bushnell will leave
the first Of the month for Portland,
Oregon, where they will spend thei-
vacation.
Prof. Hardee Chambliss. head of
the chemistry department, was in
Oklahoma City this week on busi-
ness. He reports seeing number
OF the a. ana NJ. hoys there
President Connell and a committee
of the board OF agriculture attended
meeting Of the Industrial agents
OF the Santa Fe, Frisco and Katy
railroads TO make arrangements TO.
special agricultural train to be run
over the lines of the above named
roads Immediately after the state
fair at Oklahoma City. Because of
the great demand for equipment, the
haty could not participate in this
work, but promised to run train
over their lines during the month of
January. The college hopes to pro-
vide an exhibit of work done by
students and of the different deparr-
ments and accept the proposition of
thc Katy railroad to run seed
and ike stock rain over certain po..
'ions Of the state next January.
Mr.. +. e. Anderson, the registrar.
has left Tor Coburn, Texas. where
IA viii spend his vocation with
friends and relatives
The agricultural train to be rn
Immediately after the state fair will
be composed of six coaches carving
several lecturers, number of The
college faculty and other specialists.
large exhibit of the college WORK
ard car load of its pure bred live
stock.
Col. Ira +. Fravel, who has been
commandant of cadets, will leave the
FIRST OF the month for Fort Leayen.
worth, where he has been ordered by
the war department
President Connell visited the state
farmers congress of Texas. held at
the A. and NJ College at COLLEGE
station, Texas, on the 26th and 27tn
OF this month. President Connell
organized this congress several wears
ago, and was its president foc about
ten years
Prof. I. M. Jeflords goes to Carne-
sie' Okla, this week where he will
lecture before farmers Institute
meetings.
Mr. W. W. Evans, the farm super.
ntendent, has gone to Kentucky to
set the Jersey cattle, horses and
Sceep purchased by Prof LinkIater
ior the college some time ago.
y large number of applications are
coming in daily for the new catalog
and indications are good for a Yer,
large attendance at the opening Of
next session.
The little son of Dr.. Bowers. of
the chair of pedagogy, is very III
with typhoid pneumonia.
Mr. Skillman of the business ce.
partment. is back from his vacation
and reports a jolly good time
Mr. b. c. Pittack. acting director
1t the experiment station. was here
over Sunday.
Nf. A. B. Lovett assistant in the
entomology department. left for =
Six weeks nursery inspection trlo
over different parts of Oklahoma.
The invitations are out for the
wedding OF Miss Ruth Bras. 'O7. niece
OF Prof Means, to Mr.. Tom Owens
of Tulsa.
Mr.. E. Il. Dure of Washington u
l., was here this week for the pur-
poSe OF starting plat of beardless |
barley on the college farm.
Prof, l.. J. Barton. of Ramona. is a
visitor at the college this week. /
The college has placed an order for
large tent, IS by 76 feet, which is
10 be used during the farmers short
courses and the farmers state insti.
,'Ie meetings that are held annually
IN Stl'Iwater. The tent is to be used
rs lecture room for lectures on live
''ock' Judging and similar purposes
'urng these meetings, and it will
also be used by the state superinten.
lent OF farmers Institutes for farmers
Institute meetings where suitable
hall cannot be held.
II. G. Allen, T. p. Moote. Robt.
iammie, f s. Owns. e. Z. Vezey