The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-07-14

P Ardmore this week. The next sev
eral days will be spent in work upon
the bridges and culverts between this
point and nearby towns.
r Clerk Of the county court George
H. Leeman issued a marriage license
yesterday morning TO Charley Baltrop
aged % of Newport, and Miss Onie
Trimmer, aged 16, OF Deese.
The cold drink emporium which
was opened opposite the central po-
lice station proved a short lived bus
mess venture as the police commits
sioner NJ. lizard, ordered it closed be-
fore it had been in operation a week.
The Frisco excursion to Denison
today promises to be well patronized
Many ladies will accompany their
husbands and help to root for the
Ardmore club at the ball game in the
Texas city today.
Sam Baird has returned from
Dunlap, Iowa, where he was called
on account of the serious illness of
mis- son. The sick relative died last
Sunday night. Mr.. Baird's bereave-
ment via be learned with mucn ie.
get by mis- friends in Oklahoma.
ms sun had visited here ard wss
tn9wn 20 many Ardmore people.
Hon. Joe Z. Thompson Of Pauls
Valley, candidate for congressman
at large, was here Friday evening
and met several of his oli ume
friends. He will speak here before
the end of the campaign.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
p. b. Conlee, Mrs. Spragins, Hal
Spragins, Earl Felker, Miss Ruby
Randol, Miss Anne Thompson and
Miss Katherine Patton Of sulphur
will leave Monday for Mill Greek
where they will spend several days
on fishing trip.
Two little chaps of twelve apd
thirteen and of colors white and
black, respectively, were in the po-
lice court this morning, charged with
| fighting. Police Commissioner lkard,
acting as judge released them upon
their own recognizance to appear
Monday morning.
w. B. Eagle returned yesterday
from Kingston, in Marshall county,
where he has been attending a two
days barbecue. He says that things
in the Marshall county section where
he was, are looking in the very best
condition possible. Crops are all
good and the cotton free from web
worms.
Secretary of the Ardmore CONNER
cial club, Nelson H. Mccoy, says that
from reports he has received from
the numerous counties in( southern
Oklahoma, this entire part of the !
state will have an abundance of |
everything to sell this year. Mr.. Nc
Coy stated to an Ardmoreite reporter |
yesterday that in all the years he has |
lived in this section he has never be-
fore seen so much of everything as
the present year shows.
Yesterday was Homecoming day
for the numberess candidates who
have been shaking hands with the
country voters for the week past.
All afternoon and far into the night
dust covered, weary, but optimistic
these candidates come into Ardmore
from every direction. After spend
today with their families the horde
will return to pastoral scenes for
another week.
u. T. Rexroat, candidate for re-
election to the office of representa-
tive of this county, spoke last night
to the voters of Lone Grove. Before
leaving the city for that place Mr..
Rexroat said to an Ardmoreite re-
porter, Il believe in an equal and
A just administration of the laws to
ALL believe in just laws for all.
Give every man, every citizen and
every interest in the state of Okla
1oma equal, fair and just considera-
ion. In other words, believe in a 4
practical administration OF public 4
affairs.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Hoard have re- {
urned from a visit of a month with s