The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-11

ARpmoRElTE
members also state that they will
probably not serve through another
election.
Ed Dardls from MUskogee has been
checked in as local agent Of the
Wells Fargo Express Company, sue
ceeding rhos. Donnelly, who has gone
10 Canada in the hope of benefiting
his health.
Attorney i. u. Slough, in attempt
ing to clos, front door to the hall
at his residence during the wind and
rain storm Thursday night, was SO
unfortunate as TO break the glass In
the door, cutting his left hand Sc
verely at the same time.
The New State Hardware company
has an attractive window display in
their Main street store snow windows.
The display consists of an assortment
of all Kinds and sizes of rat trap to-
gether with a number of white rats.
Gilbert Shuman of the Gem Cafe
furnished the dinners for the judges
and clerks of the primary election.
All these gentlemen say that the din
ner served was ore OF the best they
had ever eaten.
A little later on the Commercial
Club will take up the matter of secur-
ing financial aid for those farmers
who will have an abundance of feed
bur no money to put into stock hogs.
Any of our farmers interested in Sc
curing funds for this purpose should
talk over the matter with the sec
retaary Of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs h. l.. Scott are III
the city from Hugo visiting with old
frie nds MIR Scott was one OF the
most successful truck growers ever
in this county and the government
took note of his work and made him
agricultural agent and located him
at Hugo in Choctaw county. lie
reports that crops are very good
in his section of the state.
Senator Charles b. Kendrick will
leave tonight for saltwater, Okla
homa, where he will deliver an ad-
dress before the state Farmers In
stitute on the 10TH instant. The
senator will spend Monday in Ok
lahoma City, where he has some I'M
portant legal matters to attend to-
From Saltwater he will go to Sui
phur to look after a number of cases
in which he is interested in the
district court at that place.
Clerk of the County Court George
Leeman issued the following happi-
ness permits yesterday: Ionic But
Ter. aged u to Miss Mary Butler,
aged II, both of Fox. w. NJ. Mitch
ell, aged "a. of Aylesworth, Marsh all
county and Mrs. Elmyra Craddock,
aged IS of Ardmore. Grant Taylor,
aged to Cassie Stills, aged is,
both OF Ardmore The last named
are negroes.
Rev. Joe Lister, who was well
knoyn by all the school children OF
the state, died the past week at Sui
phur. He had been in i'll health for
many months and was at church
one evening during the week and
took a part in the service. While
sitting in his chair he died sudden'y
of heart failure. His remains were
laid to rest in the Sulphur ceme-
terry. Rev. Mr.. Lister was connected
with Anti-Cigarette league of the
state and was very active in the
work and in that capacity he was
known to a large number of school
children over the state.
Editor Johnson of the Ardmorc
Statesman says that Governor Will
son has finished writing his letter
of acceptance. He ought to include,
after his remarks on the tariff, some
sort of definite plan for the install
alton of chain of soup houses.
No need at all of this, Brother
Johnson. He can. should he need
them, just rent few of the houses
in front of the bread line" of the