The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-02-14
DURWooD.

wood was visited by welcomed
rain Friday night, that was needed
very badly, but stock water is still
almost an object
The candy party given by Mr..
and Mrs. Green Hatfield, Monday
night, for the purpose that the new
ly married couple might treat their
friends with the best OF candies,
was largely attended and enjoyed
by each and every one.
w. NJ. Cox returned Friday from
Guthrie, where he has been spend
ing a week attending the masonic
grand lodge. Mr.. Cox says that he
had one OF the best times that he
had spent for several years.
The better seed and live stock
train of the A. and NJ. College was
met by 500 people Thursday at the
station 1t was very instructive and
entertaining and each and every one
was well pleased with the lectures,
explaining of the many interesting
things of the students work, and the
equipment was the most convenient
we have ever seen.
Durwood Singing Glass is fixing
to attend the all day singing at
Mulkey Sunday.
Mrs. Dobbn, who has been sick
10 AI 1Atgs
better.
Mrs. T. J. Little is very low with
pneumonia fever.
J. NJ. Pierce has been very sick
for the last four or five days, but
! is some better at the present writ
/ ing.
Henry Norton of near Provence
and Miss Rena Simms of Mulkey
We're happily married Sunday. Mr.
Norton has lived in and around this
place for several years, and was
well liked by all who knew him.
The musical entertainment given
at Mr. and Mrs. f. A. Tindalls was
well enjoyed by all who attended,
Thursday night.
Rev. Dixon of Ardmore preachd
to large crowd here Sunday.
Rev. Savage preached to large
audience at the Baptist church Sat,
urday and Sunday.
Prof. Il. II. Mathison came down
Saturday and spent the day with
his sister, Miss Willie Mathison and
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Barnes.
Several of the new town young.
/, sters spent the day in old town Sun.
day.
Mr.. Dunn and Mr.. Lambert passed
through en- route to Ardmore Satur-
day.
Ben King spent Saturday in Ard
more.
NJ. Greene, agent at Russet, spent
/ Sunday here with friends. Mr. Greene
is an eX-agent of this place.
Dock Doyle and wife spent the day
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cox.
DR.. Stobaugh of Mannsville was
here attending to sick call Friday
night.
Mrs. w. VI. Pritchard has return.
ed from southern Texas, where she
went to attend the funeral of her
father, NJ. NJ. skinner.
Lee Jones of Provence and Miss
Molicia Welch of this place were
happily married Sunday morning at
the residence of the brides mother.
They will live in Provence.
Mr.. Young of Kingston is here
sitting E. A. Cox this week.
Widow Scarberry of Lone Grove
has moved to Durwood and will make
this her home.
l.. G. Scott, contractor of the
Mulkey school house. came in Sat.
urday. He said the seats had arrived
for the new school house and that
he will return Monday and have
the seats ready for the school to
move in by Wednesday. They ex.
pect to dedicate the new school
house by singing all day, and dinner
on the ground next Sunday Prof.
Armstrong, president of the Singing
convention, will be with them. All
are preparing to have a splendid
time. The Durwood singing class
Will spend the day with them. for
we are all good singers and big
eaters.