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

| Provence. The bride being under age,
her father who was present gave his
consent to the marriage.
r. T. Dallas has been suffering in
tense pain from a cancer in his left
breast. He is now using a remedy
which he says has never failed, and
hopes to be cured soon.
DR.. NJ Morgan of this city, a
staunch democrat, but an admirer Of
the gentleman from South Africa.
Says that he will attend the great
show to be given by the Bull Moos'
at Oklahoma City, September "a.
While the Oklahoma thermometers
We're thumpig against the roof yes
terday, the residents of Abilene, Can
ada, We're wearing overcoats. as tn
temperature there was below the
freezing point.
Judge Hefner, VINO returned last
night from a business trip to Bro
mide says that he let the Bromide
water very much alone this time. He
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school, etc.
This is Sunday, the first Sunday o,
the no mail en- Sunday law. To-
morrow is Labor Day and a national
holiday. Two days without mail \
taste of the long ago with the twice
a-week mail when the weather was
good and the none a week mail when
it was bad.
Acting of its own accord, with
malice aforethought and deliberate
! premeditation, the court house clock
got busy Friday night and bumped
itself for thirty minutes. Those who
saw the stunt pulled off say the clock
travelled at mile a minute clip for
the fall time it ran.
A letter received from Judge Davis.
who has been at the bedside of a sis
ter who has been dangerously i'll at
her home in Texas, states that she
has so far recovered that she will
| lie removed to y { nome - anothe:
tlother living at Gainesville ard tt1t
the Judge will return to his Off e in
'as city, aT:ivin, here probably to-
Gay.
Contractor Owens. who went to
Bromide Yesterday states that the
managcment of the quarries at that
place have agreed TO put his orders
for the stone for the high school
building in this city, ahead of ali
other orders and have assured him
that there will be no more delay in
the shipments OF stone to this city.
c. f. Ringer is exhibiting some
pecan branches that are well frlited
with pecans. The trees are native
and are growing on his lots in south
Ardmore. Mr.. Ringer is budding the
trees with the fine paper shell pecan
and is a rival of w. b. Eagle and O.
X. Darden as pioneer pecan growers
of this state.
w. W. Clemens, president and man
ager of the New State Hardware and
Harness Company, has returned from
a business trip to st. Louis, Kansas
City, Cincinnati and Chicago, and
from a visit to his old home in Ken
lucky. He purchased several cars Of
busgies and also made his purchase
of cut glass AMI hand painted CHINA
for the holiday trade.
! w. G. DitZler, manager and buyer
for the Randol- -DitZler Dry Goods
Company, has returned from a stay
of a month in New York. He made
heavy purchases for the fall trade
and many of the new goods are ar.
irving now. His ready to wear de-
partmen. this year, he says, will be
more complete than it has ever been
before and he has a line of exclusive
goods that appeal to the best trade o.
Ardmore and surrounding cities.
Prof c. w. Richards will address
the people assembled at the big la
Dor day picnic tomorrow afternoon
at Lorena Park. Professor Richards
is one of the best informed men in
this state and will deliver a most in
teresting discourse.
The Morrison Company, which will
begin the erection of paint and var
nish factory in this city in a few davs,
have practically completed all the de-
tails for leasing the necessary
ground upon which to erect all nee
essarv buildings. It is understood
that most desirable site has been
secured with the very best of track
age facilities.
The BARRIERS and Telegranhers will
cross bats in an interesting and
hustlng ball game at Lorena Park
II D1e,1tv OF Money