The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-09-01
Personals

as recovering nicely.
Mrs. Hugh Suggs OF Berwyn who
has been spending several days with
relatives in this city returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. r. b, Pidcoke, who has been
connected with the firm of Garbadie.
iband x Co., of Galveston, Texas.
as head filter for number or years
arrived in the city yesterday and will
take charge of the fitting depart
ment at Westheimer & Daube's.
Ardmoreites are beginning to
drop in by twos and threes and
whole families from their summer
vacations.
c. l.. Hall, son of C. p. Hall, left
yesterday for Saltwater where he
will enter the A. & NJ. college for
the coming years course. 1t is un-
dersood that the young gentleman
who is a musician of considerable
ability will take special course
in instrumental music.
w w. Clemens, manager OF the
New State Hardware company has
returned from his summers vaca-
ton and gotten into his business har-
ness again.
L. r. Rexroat will leave for Oil
City and Wheeler tomorrow to be
absent several days
/ p. F. C. Loughridge and J. p.
Massey of Lone Grove were business
visitors TO the city yesterday. These
gentlemen say that cotton in their
neiehborhood is looking fine. A little
late, but will average three quarters
of a bale to the acre
/ Prof. A. r. Miller, of Winchester,
Kentucky, arrived in Ardmore Friday
afternoon. Prof. Miller will hold
college this year He is a graduate
of the Kentucky Wesleyan college
of Winchester, is an eXrerenced
teacher and a Christian gentleman.
Hargrove college is to be congratu-
lated in securing this gentleman as
one of its faculty
/ Judge ]. w. Harreld returned yes
terdav from a business visit to
Durant
Morris Sass has returned from a
trip to Dallas where he Went to
inquire into the feasibility OF the
/ fifteen cent cotton proposition.
Alvin Page of Ft Worth, who
has been spending his vacation with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs William
Page, of street southeast. will re-
turn to his duties tomorrow IN the
general offices of one Of the railroads
operating into Fl. Worth.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Joe s. Berkshire
have returned from visit to Hart
ford Conn. and other eastern cit
les. They hurried home for the
reason that Mrs. berkshire was suf-
fering from hay fever and could not
enjoy the trip.
Mrs. O. Short has returned from
the markets. Her trimmer Miss
Ashcroft. will be here the early part
of the week.
Mrs. Rosa Lowenstein. who has
been in the markets, and the Low
enstein orchestra which has been
at Sulphur during the summer sea
son, will return to Ardmore the early
portion of the week
Mr. and Mrs Robert Carpenter
Of Decatur, H.. are in the city the
guests of Arthur Carpenter and fam
ily The visiting Mr. Carpenter IS
pleased with southern Oklahoma and
will look over the city and county
with a view of locating here be-
fore he returns home.
George Clayton of Brock was an
Ardmore visitor yesterday.
]. e. Hamilton is at home from
a business trip to Edmond, Okla.
Prof. George Coffman has return
ed from a business trip to Clare
more, Okla.
! D. w. Adrien and ]. w. Law
renee of Longview, Texas are in the
city visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
w. Randol.
/ Mrs. Carrie p Helm of Ciaremore
is in the city the guest of her ne
phew and niece. W. S. Smith and
Mrs. II. Harvey.
Mr.. and Ms. Val Mullen have re-
turned from a visit to Colorado
where they spent the heated season.
! Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hinkle are
at home from Virginia where thev
spent a month with Mrs. Hinkle's
parents.
w. H. Bvrd left for Loco yester-
day to Join his family who have
been visiting in that city for a few
days.
Rev. Geo. w. Crawford and son of
Shawnee are conducting a series of
revival services at the second ward
school building in Ardmore Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
! Geo. J. Williams has returned from
twenty days visit IN Kansas.
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