The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-03-05

NCot Sils llIillS.
Swat the tin can" will be the
war cry Of the ladies' of this city
after this week.
Felix West will 90 to Deese tonight
where he will attend a farmers meet
ing III the interest of the peanut cul-
ture in this county. o. H. Dardep,
the pecan king of Carter county,
will address the meeting as will Mr..
West also.
The many friends of Cy Pyeatt,
who has been dangerously i'll at the
sanitarium for the past week will
be pleased to learn that his condi-
tion was reported greatly improved,
by the hospital corps this afternoon
DR.. Il. c. Conine, the dentist, has
removed his office from his former
location into the suite of offices oc-
cupied by DR.. Booth over the Cole
man drug store on West Main street.
The county commissioners seem 10
have a very keen and a rery sha"p
axe up their sleeves. A number Of
deputy attaches at the court house
are said to be slated for the dis
card.
Il. X. Wood of Newkirk is in Ard.
more and will have a mixed car Of
horses and mules here tomorrow,
which he will offer for sale. The
stock will be at the Ardmore Horse
and Mule Market on North Caddo
street.
Ran Webb, the photographer is
being spoken of as a prospective
candidate for city commissioner frorl
the First Ward. Mr.. Webb is one
of the best men in the city and if |
he is willing to give his time to the
city the people will be very glad to |
eject him.
The county clock is doing its best |
IN the matter of striking since its
last olerhauling. 1t is also getting |
in some good licks in the matter of !
running. Unless a monkey wrench !
be hung on its safety valve pronto,
We will shortly be meeting two !
boarding house pay days in ore
week.
j. W. Harreld, referee in bank
iuptcy, has about a half dozen cases
in bankruptcy which originated in
different parts of the ChCctaw ma
tion set for hearing in Hugo. The
smallpox scare has kept him from
getting creditors together and in the
meantime stocks of merchandise are
depreciating and creditors are losing
every day on account of the delay.
He hopes now to soon be able to
give the cases a hearing.
The books of the secretary of the
election board are open now
for persons to file as candidates for
city offices. Dow Braziel has filed
for chief of police. So far two have
filed for this office. The other can
didate who filed earlier was Dave r..
Booker w. r. Roberts has filed for
Mayor S. S. Tolson will file this
afternoon or tomorrow and the
chances are that others will get in
he running before the books close
IN the Sth of the month.
The election on the charter amend
nents will be held March 10. All
oters will deposit their ballot at TIE
ity hall. Very little interest is
eing taken in the election. While
many do not think the amendments
dvisable yet the prediction is that
hey will all be adopted.
Kelly Brown has returned from
lugo, where he went on business. He
ays the smallpox situation is much
etter, but says those people have
arnestly fought the plague. Many
abins where fumigation seemed
oubIful were burned in ar effort to
ct rid of the disease. f. NJ. Goff,
no lives in Hugo, was also here
lis WEEK. He told of two chiro
ractors who came there to lend their
ssistance in treating cases. One
them became afflicted and died. i