The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-08-18

don, of c street southeast, fell
from swing yesterday morning
both bones of her right
arm DR.. Henry was called in and
reduced the fracture.
j. A. Yell. who was in from Lone
Grove today seeing TO the shipment
of carlCcG ot tVaCGes 20 ST. Louis
stated that Il conservative estimate
would place the loss at four thou
sand bushels of peaches which went
to waste at Lone Grove on account
of lack of shipping baskets.
A negro who had absorbed 100
much liquid enthusiasm mounted MS
horse yesterday morning and tried
to make a race track of Mair stree.
A Geld blooded policeman Ian led tre
son of Ham behind abe prison bars
and the municipal Judge hand d him
a fine of ten dollars.
An enthusiastic though somewhat
irritable lover of the negro persuas-
ion had a misunderstanding with ms
best Girl Friday night. imagining that
he was Jack Johnson and she the
forlorn hope he smashed her "A Few
on the solar pleXus and several oth-
or places. After an interview with
Judge Shelton he contributed zen
dollars TO the city treasury.
Amt Kate O'Brier of Valley view
I,,rit Farm at Russell was al Ard
more visitor yesterday during
recent storm two thousand pushe''
of apples were blown fro inner trees
hut she had the fruit picked up an"
is now building a cold storage on her
farm to save them until they are
ready for the market
4 Missouri exchange says that one
of its subscribers 'fell from lhe
water wagon "a few days ago anu
hurt himself badly" Several OF our
citizens have fallen from the water
wagon in the course of time and Deeh
hurt but it is usually some otheT
fellow who hurts them.
l.. Johnson. who has been residing
m farm in Love county for some
wears, will shortly remove, with ms
family TO this city. M. Johnson owns
the property at the corner OF
stree; and Fourth avenue, northwest
which was recently damaged by =
fire supposed to be Of incendiary OH
Gin He will begin the work OF re
pairing the damage within 1e"
days.
J. J. Eaves SAYS things are looking
good in the western portion OF the
county. While he is not raising
much feed this year as he has on
some other years he says his feed
supply will do him and he feels that
the county will raise this year all the
feed that is needed. The acorn crop
he saws is a heavy one, which Will
make hog raising very cheap. Mr.
Eaves says he believes the wheat
acreage in the county will be doubled
in 1919 over the 1912 crop The
soil is in fine shape for plowing and
fall sowing.
S. ]. Etter of Ericll, okla, Will
spend the Sabbath in Ardmore. Ny.
Etter IS salesman for Albatross
flour in Oklahoma and says his sales
in this section of the state are very
satisfactory. John p. Meyer & Son
have been manufacturing Albatross
for IS years and they have always
kept up the standard of quality and
made it. one Of the best articles ever
placed on the market. The Meye'
mills are located in st. Louis and
local asles are made through Pen
nington Grocery Co.
j. f. Ryan of the Shelby Down
ard Asphalt company who has re-
Gently returned from an extended
visit to cities in northern Oklahoma,
Kansas and Missouri says that he !
has never seen more encouraging |
outlook than is to be seen every |
where this season. All through TINS |
state and Kansas and Missouri the |
crop prospects are of the best and |
trade conditions are rroportionately |
good