The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-10

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London, the misfit man is making
some alterations in his store on west
Main street.
And the whiz of the speeding motor
cycle continues along north Washing
ton street
Tax Assessor 7. j. Pollock is COM
! pleting the work of making UP the
tax rolls of the county and certify
| ing them up to the county treasurer.
Harry Boucher, who died suddenly
of heart faffure at Chickasha Mon
day was buried at Oklahoma City
yesterday.
A complaint of theft of cotton was
Deese, and Deputy Fred Williams ar
rested the alleged offender who made
bond and was released yesterday.
Harry Young, son of A. NJ. Young
former state bank commissioner is
in the city for a brief visit with his
uncle, DR.. j. f. Young. Mr.. Young
is state manager for the Merchants
Life Association.
Work has been resumed in earnest
on the new high school building, yes
terday workmen We're engaged in ar
ranging the derrick to begin work of
laying the third floor of the structure.
Material is being furnished regularly
at present and work will no longer be
delayed from this cause
Miss Pearl Deskins who has been in
Paris, Texas, for some time, where
she is studying for the position as
trained nurse underwent an opera
tion lately for appendicitis. A tele-
phone message from there today
states that she is getting
along nicely, and will soon be able to
resume her work.
Jake l.. Hamon of Lawton who is
promoting a line of railroad from here
to Lawton or to connect Ardmore
with the Rock Island on the west, is
in the city today and met with the
members of the Ardmore Commercial
Club this afternoon.
Early this morning fire was discov-
cred in the bath room of the resi-
dence of Miss Pearl Moore in North
west Ardmore, the blaze had made
considerable headway when discov-
cred but prompt action by members
of the family soon subdued them and
the services of the department were
not needed. The origin of the fire
is unknown.
r. 3. Fremont of Oklahoma City
was here yesterday representing the
Krit Motor Car company OF Detroit.
Mich. These cars are popular priced
and sci from $3.50 to $500 with the
freight added The Palace Garage, |
owned by Duncan Taliaferro and Os-
car Ritter will be agents for the Krit
autos.
Chas. ID. Carter has gone to ldabel
where he will make his first speech
in his campaign for congress. Mr..
Carter was nominated by the demo-
Gratis by big majority and while
his district is solidly democratic he
will make a series of speeches and
will meet the voters. The long ses-
sion of congress interfered with his
seeing them before the primaries.
On last Sunday DR.. j. F. Young OF
this city united in marriage Miss May
Savage of Lone Grove and Mr. virgil
Stone of Ardmore. The ceremony was
informal and was said on the public
highway between Springer and Ard
more at $3.50 in the afternoon.
company of young people accompan-
led the couple.
Each county in the state will have
an advisory board to work with the
Farmers Institute legislative COM
mittee and this board will ne made
up of men who are interested in
agriculture. The Carter county board
has been named and consists of Rob
ert F. Scivally of Springer o. K Dar-
len of Lone Grove, w. NJ. Kirkpatrick
If Fox, D. A. Putnam of Glenn, S. T.. 3
l. IF