The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-08

was named for the state commissioner
of hieuways, Sidney Suggs.
Three cars of cattle were shipped
from acre yesterday over the Santa Fe
to Fort Worth The shippers We're
Fave & Goodman of Pooleville.
J, VI Pollard shipped car of hogs
today over the Santa Fe to Fort Worth
markets.
The Santa Fe handled yesterday
nineteen cars of cotton assisned to
persons in Galveston.
Mis- Sophie Bond of the Santa Fe
is spending a vacation of two weeks
with relatives in San Antonio, Texas.
Jach Wright travelling passenger
agent of the Santa Fe, was here yes
terday from Dallas.
p. c Gwesen. baggage man with
the the Santa Fe, has gone to Fort
Worth, and has been succeeded here
by j. r. Stevens.
Rev. Duncan McRuer of Pauls Val
ley, pastor evangelist of the Presby-
terian church, and who is assigned to
the southeastern portlon of the state,
was here yesterday en- route to Pauls
Valley from visit to the churches
in the Choctaw nation.
The Frisco recently handled &c cars
of cattle into Ardmore from Henri
eta, Texas The cattle will be fed at
the oil mill here and will be shipped
to the markets later.
S. " Rhett, travelling supervisor of
demurrage and storage bureau of the
Frisco, was here yesterday from
Springfield, Mo,
w. w. Paschal, with the Dold Pack.
ing Company, who has been very sick
of fever for several weeks in the
Fraley Flats, is reported somewhat
better. His father, George Paschal,
who resides at Berwyn has been here
to see him.
w. +. Warren is cutting his fifth
crop of alfalfa this year. 1t has made |
10 tons to the acre, which has net !
ted Mr.. Warren about $3.50. The
worms ate one crop or he would have
lad six cuttings.
Lee Coffey was here today from
Lone Grove He says many of his |
people are holding cotton for better
price and some of them have held a
portion of their crop when they could |
10 ~ ' oolu III t'll N'Illcs ! ~ fiIIo lt ]
says are very scarce this year. Nrr- |
,hants are offering Sc for them
G. A. Tanning was here from his
arm yesterday. He brought to mar
let some of the prettiest hogs ever
,een here and also brought with him
/ coop of chickens and one of turkeys.
t.f Glazier, the oldest conductor in
he Santa service, left here yesterday
or Temple, where he will join the
demonstration train crew and go to
iouston to the cotton carnival where
he train will remain until the 18th
If this month. The big train will
oass through here about the 22nd.
The Mexican who was seriously in
ured some days ago on the Santa Fe
racks near Dougherty and who was
rought to the Hardy Sanitarium here,
las recovered sufficiently to be sent
o the companys hospital at Temple.
)r. Booth, the Santa Fe surgeon, could
earn but very little from the Mexican, /
s the latter could not speak English
nd DR., Booth could not understand
nanish.
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ Fox left here
oday for Corpus Christi, Texas. They
are from there here in their TOURING
ar and will make the trip back in
he same manner.
Judge John L. Calf superintendent
+ the Confederate Home, who was
eported very sick yesterday, is able
0 be up today and is getting along
icely. He was attacked with neural
ia about the shoulders and in the re-
ion of Tho baort IJo caiJ Mrc CaIt