The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-05-26

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J. A. Clark was confined to ms
home yesterday account of illness
Necessity suggests, Prudence takes
Insurance with Chas. w. Dobb,ns,
Nooie bldg' saz
What is the use OF sprinkling the
streets? Surely the wind is doing
all that can be expected of il to blow
off the dust.
Pref c. W. Richards has been in
vited to Hardin county. Kentucky
to conduct the teachers institute in
that county.
p. =. Kearney will leave here to-
morrow for Terrall, where he will
automobiles.
The last news received yesterday
from Mrs. G. p. Selvidge who is i'll
at the home of her mother in Whites
boro stated that she was still very
sick.
r. 7. Ricketts, candidate for coun-
ty commissioner was in the city yes
terday from Graham. He has en-
couragng crop news but says a rain
is needed at this time.
Frank Sciyally was in the city yes
terday from Orr. He has purchased
grain harvesting machinery to take
care Of his big oat crop that is grow
ing in his section. He says the
farms are beginning to need ram.
The store building and fraternal
hall al Oil City which is being built
by ReNroat and Daniels is nearing
completion and has already been
leased for a sum which will make the
investment a very profitable one.
Mrs. Minnie Dye died at her home
four miles east of the city at an
early hour Saturday morning and
was buried at Province at four O'Clock
Dhe same afternoon. She was %
years Of age.
Charley Davenport was in the city
yesterday from Glenn and reports
that crops are in good condition but
that rain is needed at this time. If
rain comes by the middle OF the weeR
a full oat crop will be made, if not
the crop will be cut one-fifth.
Little Howard Musgrove, nephew OF
Mrs. T. T. Hasty and Mrs. Abbott,
while playing on the grass at Mrs. T.
e. Roland's home Friday fell and was
painfully cut on the arm 1t was
necessary for four stitches to be TAX
en- in the little fellows arm.
4 drummer was heard 10 say, a
few days ago. that he would like to
seq Haskell elected to the United
States senate and Roosevelt elected
president When asked his idea for
wishing such a combination, he re-
Piled that the desire of his life has
been to see Roosevelt get what was
coming to him and he thought the
elections of the two men would IN
sure his getting it.
C. W. Byars, who has been con
nected with the Ardmore branch OF
the Jefferson Life insurance company
of Oklahoma City, has been promot-
ed TO management of the Marietta
branch and will leave here for that
city on Wednesday next.
Prof. G. c. Adams who has just
closed a most successful school at
Kellar was in the city Saturday. The
school closed with an entertainment
that was enjoyed by many of the /
patrons and the children acquitted |
themselves in such a manner as to .
reflect the greatest credit upon both |
themselves and their teacher.
Judge NJ. +. Winfrey united in
in his office at the court
house, Saturday afternoon, Clande
of Wichita Falls, Texas, |
and Miss Lulu Hughes of Muskogee
Through E. f. Guillot, NJ d.
Smith of this city has purchased
from J. N. Dodson Of Oklahoma City
a building lot in southwest Ardmore,
S1,100 cash. Mr.. Smith
will build a pretty home on the lot.
He has Just received notice from MS
old home at Northfield, Vermont,
that two inches of snow were on
the ground there the goth of May
and Mr.. Smith has concluded to make
Admore his home permanently.
w. E. Frame received word from
Oklahoma City yesterday stating that
Lon NJ. Frame, chairman of the
state board of affairs, who has been
very sick the past week was much
Leroy Eickle received word last
night that his brother, Walter Bickle,
had received serious injuries in