The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-01-30
ness man Of Tishomingo. was a
visitor here yesterday.

ness man ol llSnOnllntO, WIS
visitor here yesterday.
Jess Sheriff.. well known citi
zen Of Tishomingo, was business
visitor here yesterday
Mrs Warren Stewart Of Pauls
Valley IS in the city the guest of
her mother. Mrs. J. w. Stewart.
T. A. Anderson, post office in
srector for this district. was a vis-
itor here yesterday from Denison.
Mrs. j. $. Downard and daughter,
Miss Dorothy. have returned from
q pleasant visit to relatives at Coal.
gate.
Nj. and Mrs. George Rennie and
little daughter. Gillsie. are here
from Pauls Valley visiting the family
Of Frank Gates
Miss Marie Smith. who is com.
mittee clerk with the legislature, IS
at home TO spend Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l. Smith.
B. r. Rogers went to Marietta yes.
tcrday TO be present last evening
al a reception given at the home
OF Mrs. +. F. Graham.
Miss Minnie Buckholtz of Oklaho-
ma City spent several days here
the past week. She was seeking
choir work with some Of the church.
es OF the city.
Miss Leah Stelfel OF Philadelphia,
who has been here for the past few
weeks visiting with Mr. and Mrs.
julius Kahn. returned home yestsr-
dav.
H. H. Gray is enjoying visit
from his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
IT, Gray, who reside near COtfey-
Vile. Kansas. They will spend a
month or six weeks here with Mr..
Gray and family.
Morgan J. Hays, president Of the
Crown Bottling and Manufacturing
company, returned yesterday from 4
business trip to Sherman and Gaines
vile. He reports good sales in the
Texas towns for Crown candies.
VI. G. Norvcll deputy United
States marshal. of Marietta. is a Wis
itor in the city. He says prospects
are good for Ardmore to secure a
federal building at this session OF
congress, as all the federal Off
cials seem to be friendly to the
measure and he is of the opinion
that the departments will favor the
bill.
c. G., Spindler is in the city today
from the mines at Woodford. During
the past week Mr.. Spindler manu-.
! featured sufficient asphalt paint at
the mines to paint all the machinery
the company has at the mines and
also the roofs of the buildings. 1t
was his first experience with hand
ling asphalt paint and he is greatly
pleased with the result of his work.
Miss Jessie Van Wormer, a trained
nurse from the Illinois Training
school at Chicago. will arrive Mon.
day from her home in Chicago, and
will make her home here. She will
accept employment as nurse here.
Her sister, Miss Verna Van WOrmer,
is director OF music in the city
schools and her popularity in the
| city will Immediately give Miss Jes.
] sic Van Wormer an acquaintance
| which will lead to her permanent
employment by those who need her
| services.
Miss Eula Garbutt, a graduate OF
/ the Curray School of Expression at
/ Boston, Mass, has arrived in the
| city direct from her schoo! and has
/ joined her fathers family here, who
arrived from Georgia the past week
She will probably teach expression
in the city when she RECEIVERS her
health which was somewhat impair
ed by her hard work in school
Miss Garbutt Is the sister of Mrs
c. G. Spindler, who recently moved
here with her husband from Geor
gia