The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-10
Personals

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Thompson of Marietta were here yes
terday on business.
Bud Miller of Tishomngo was
business visitor yesterday.
n. H. Simmons of Aylesworth was
a business visitor yesterday.
C. d. Jones OF Durant was here |
yesterday.
Mrs. Hattie Wells of lola, Kan
is here visiting her son, Ray Wells,
of G street, S. Nv.
w. NJ Rogers and wife and F. h
Rogers of Fort Worth returned home
Friday after attending the funeral OF
their niece, Lillian Rogers.
T. C. Bridgman has been confined
to his home by slight indisposition
but is now able TO be at his place OF
business.
J. w. Newcomb and family let
Yesterday for Bristol Tennessee,
where they will spend about a month
Wltn relaINeS.
Buck Gardner, a prosperous farmer
OF Durwood was here yesterday.
Robert f. Scivally was in the city
yesterday on business.
Jake Hamon returned from a BUS
mess trip to Oklahoma City yester-
day
Mr.. Moore of Alabama is in tho
city visiting the family of John Yell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam p Mccullough
leave today for Sulphur where they
will enjoy a weeks outing.
Mrs. jim Duston and children are
visiting with Mrs. Duston's sister,
Mrs. Monday o. Gainesville Texas
Mrs. Olive Dennis who has been
IN the city visiting with her brother
Judge |. r. Mason during his illness
has returned to her home in Pond
Creek.
J. A. Morgan of the Purcell
Wholesale Grocery company LETT here
Yesterday on a business tuI to Pur-
cell and oklahoma City.
Mrs. Roy C. Males of Fort Worth
is in the city the guest of her uncle,
w. B. Campbell.
Mrs. NJ. German and daughter
Miss Frances. are in Eureka Springs
Ark, where they will visit for sew
eral weeks.
Lee L. Gait was called to Sulphur
Friday afternoon by the illness OF
Mrs. Gait, who had gone there fol
her health.
Misses Minnie and frankie Bynun
have returned from a very pleasant
visit spent with friends in Fort Worth
j. p. Hamilton has returned from
bushes strip to Muskogee.
IL. Il. Guillot left here Saturday
morning On a business trip to Ada
Frank Stedman of Davis is in th'
city visiting with His brother, Pres
Stedman of the Purcell Wholesale
Grocery company
H. A. Kembel left last night TO
Kansas City. He will be gone tel
days.
Mrs. NJ. V. Wilson who has beel
visiting here for several weeks wit
her SON J. L. Wilson and family le'
Yesterday for Gainesville where sh
will visit with a daughter before re
! turning to her home at Midlothian
! Texas.
Don Lacy is spending the Sab
r bath in Gainesville with relatives an
old friends.
A. l.. Cruce and Everett Cruc
who have several contracts for build
- Sin Kingston are spending Sun
day with home folks here. Thel
contracts here will keep them bus
until October and possibly later.
Mrs. f. J. James arrived in tn
city yesterday from Paoli and is Wis
iting with her daughter, Mrs. P. B
Tarver.
). Miss Louise Ball, who has bee
, in the city visiting with her siste
A Mrs. w. NJ. Gwynn, returned yes
s terday to her home in Gainesville.
h NJ. Little, travelling auditor of tn
9 Frisco, is an Ardmore visitor frol
st. Louis.
A. ]. Harris was in the city yester
day from Provence.
Frank Pierce left here yesterda
On business trip to the Chocta
nation.
Miss Opal Miller Of Tishoming
I who has ben visiting the family
w. d. Taliaferro, returns home tC
day.
Judge John L. Gait, superintendent
of the State Confederate Home, rt
. turned yesterday from visit
! Oklahoma City. He went there
hold a conference with the stat