The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-06-23
Personals

was an Ardmore visitor yesterday.
Judge w. A. Ledbetter is in the
City from Oklahoma City.
Miss Orme is IN he city from
her home It Heahllon.
Richard Campbell was in from his
farm on The Caddo yesterday.
c. b. Steele of Newport was an
Ardmore visitor yesterday.
Prof. Selvidge left for Texas yes
terday afternoon. He may be absent
several days.
Will S. Gardner and family Were
in the city Saturday taking in the
aviation meet.
Mr. and Mrs w. p. Goolsby OF
Jacksboro, Texas, are here visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. McCharen.
Mr. ana Mrs h. l.. Mcclure will
60 to lIsaJDl'Dso today to visit
friends.
". S. a.'dner and fam. Y were
in from Glenn yesterday offending
the aviation meet.
Sol f. Kimbrell came in from Fox
yesterday and will remain over to-
day in the city.
! Ed Lucas and G. II. Gillian are
among the visitors attending the
aviation meet from Tishomingo.
Jacob Bodovitz returned from a
business trip to Oklahoma City yes
terday morning.
| William Geers, of the Mannsville
Herald, came in yesterday evening
and will see the bird men fly today.
Dave Best is here from Pauls val
ley to witness the aviation meet and
is visiting with his father ]. X. Best.
j. +. White of Marietta was In
the city Friday afternoon and wit
Eessed the aviation meet.
C. w. Byers, the Marietta insur-
ance man, is spending Sunday with
his wife and babies in this city.
Mrs. j. w. Orme of Healdton has
been in the Gig sevt. al days Wltf
her daughter, Mrs. shelton Tyer.
Prof Michael of Provence was in
the city yesterday. He will return
home this morning.
Mrs. Shelton Tyer who has been
confined to her bed for several days
is recovering her usual health rapid
| ly.
Mrs. w. G. Dtzler and daughter,
Maylbelle, have returned from stay
of month in Greenville and Dallas,
Texas.
James r. Taliaferro and children
were here Saturday from Lone
Grove. They visited Lorena Park to
see the bird man fly.
Cy Pyeatt has returned from Cal
iforna where he has been for the
past fifteen months. He has come
back to his old home to stay.
G. b. Akers and wife are here
from Woodford, visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. J. II. Akers on North
/ Washington street
| Sheriff Charley Cochran and Coun-
ty Judge R. A. Keller and their
daughters were aviation visitors from
Marietta.
| G.. B. Bee, expert rate clerk win
the state corporation commission, is
haro from Oklahoma City making a
brief visit with his parents, Judge
and Mrs. Stiwell H. Russell.
Superintendent Zohn of the Bro
mide quaries was in the city yes
terday on business with number of
local contractors.
Elmer Lindell has left the Tyler
e. Simpson Co.'S house here to ac-
cept, position with the same peo-
pie in Gainesville, Texas. He will
have charge of the shipping there
and is promotion over the place
| he held here.
Jesse Gardner will leave here
Monday to accept position with
Roach G. Veazy. Mr.. Gardner has
many friends here who wish him
success in his new field.
ii .,Ia ttfhn hnc
with Mrs Ora Short as trimmer for
the past two seasons will leave here
today for Oklahoma City and from
there will go to Memphis. When
Mrs. Short goes to the markets
about the middle of July she will be
Joined by Miss Ashcraft and the two
will return here September ] for the
fall season in millinery selling
Miss Ozella Pugh, who was art
supervisor in our public schools last
year left Thursday for Chicago,
where she will enter the Prang Ar
school. Before leaving Chicago
Miss Pugh will take special course
in the Chicago Art Institute.
Mrs. Richard Pidcocke OF Calves
ton. Texas, who has been visiting
relatives in this city, left yesterday
for Purcell, Oklahoma where she
will spend some time visiting the
family of her brother, Samuel II.
owens.
W. NJ. Rogers and w. r. Smith
are in the city today from Healdton.
Mrs. W. r. Burnitt and daughter,
Miss Hattie have returned from
visit to Shawnee. They were accom-
panied home by Carol Baker, grand
daughter of Mrs. Burnitt.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Hannah
came in yesterday from Oklahoma
City and will witness the bird men
fly today and will celebrate their
wedding anniversary at home Mon
day.
Mrs. Mamie Tucker has returned
to her home in Texas after a most
pleasant visit of several weeks with
her son, Prof. Fred Tucker, of this