The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-27
urgent business matters and will re-
turn at once to her bedside.

urgent business matters and Will re-
turn at once to her bedside.
II is estimated that 500 acres of
Carter county land will be set this
fail to peaches. If all the fruit grow
ers will make their purchases togeth-
er they will be able to get June buds
at about two cents apiece. Persons
who intend to buy are requested to
see Writ Franklin or DR.. j. f. Son,
who will organize a buyers associa-
tion to get trees as cheaply as pos
sible.
The Farmers Fair committee has
held a meeting and agreed to ask the
cooperation of the Commercial Club
in holding a county fair in Ardmore
on the 14th day of September. When
the club meets Monday night the
fair committee will go before it and
if the date is not changed in that
conference the products of the county
will be assembled in Ardmore on the
14th day of the month. This is ten
days before the convening of the
State Fair and will allow plenty Of
time to convey the products to the
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Commissioner Bridgman is the man
to whom the credit should be given
for the FISHERIES" car visiting this
section. Some months ago Mr. Bridg-
man, through Congressman Charley
Carter, made application to the de-
partment Of fisheries for the young
fish to restock the city lake. Mr.
Bdidgman says that while he was al
lowed ten cans of young fish he fears
that the number will not be enough,
so today be drove out to Caddo creel;
where he will have lot more caugh,
by seine which will be placed in the
lake.
Prof. Walter Nichols has returned
from visit to Bromide and Wapa-
nucka, where he was the guest OF
Alvin Cox, who formerly resided here.
Mr.. Nichols states that there are
many visitors at Bromide, the town is
building and the great stone quarries
are being worked and much building
stone is being shipped. He was de-
lightfully entertained, and prologned
his visit a week longer than he at
first intended
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Wallace have
returned from a summer vacation trip
to Benjamin, Texas, where they Wis
tied at the ranch of Mrs. Wallaces S
father, w. r. Moore. Mr.. Wallace
states that the range in west Texas
is good, cattle are looking fine, and
also states that there are miles and
miles of cotton fields in that portion
of Texas that promise big yield.
He and Mrs. Wallace returned by
way of Muskogee, where they attend
ed meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the State Bankers Associ-
alton of which committee Mr.. Wal
lace is a member.
One of the features of the enter
tainment at the Airdome this week
is the music furnished by Horns
orchestra. The management of the
Airdome have certainly showed that
they are in earnest in their en-
deavor to please the people of this
city. Not only have they secured
for the present week, but they have
gone the entire route in adding a
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tertain the audience and enliven
the tedium between acts.
A seven-year-old actor and three
months-old actor, ]. c., Jr., and
Baby Williams, were features last
night at the Airdome. Both may be
seen tonight by all fho attend the
production of the Diamond Rob-
berry"
The Ardmore Scratch cats went
dows to Marietta and took the
Boomers of that city to another
cleaning the latter part of last week.
Two games straight was the story
sent over the wires.
Taft 70 Golf Links