The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-07-06
Personal


in the city yesterday on business.
Robert T. Scivally e Springer was
! in the city YESTERDAY on !usiness.
G. ID. Wilkes of Mddlll was here
yesterday
A. II. Nesbitt of Tthcningo was
here yesterday on business.
t. f. Sharp of Mannsy!lle was here
yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Baird will leave
here today for Greeley. Colo, where
they will spend the remainder of
the summer months.
Mrs. w, II. Byrd and children have
gone to Frankfort, Ky, where Mrs.
Byrd will visit for>some time with
her sister. Mr. Byrd will so there
about the middle of July and will so
from there to Cincinnati, Ohio, where
he has accepted employment with the
well known establishment of Bremen
& company Mr.. Byrd has been a
tailor in this city for almost fifteen
years and his going away will be a
matter of general regret.
George Henry Bruce, secretary Of
the Confederate Home Board, left here
yesterday for Oklahoma City on bus
mess mission in connection with the
1 home.
VIII S. Fraley returned today from
Fort Worth, Texas, whore he spent
| the fourth.
| H. II. Pennington of STANFORD, Tex
as, arrived here Saturday and will
visit with his sister, Mrs. George NJ.
| Henley until Monday.
James Taliaferro Of Lone Grove
was in the city yesterday on bust
ness.
c. C. Galloway or the Milburn News
was in the city yesterday ming!ing
with friends.
Miss 3ernice Rutheford. the s.
year-old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hesse 7. Rutherford of Kansas City,
has arrived here to visit with Ler
grandmother, Mrs Z. d. Norris and
her uncle, George Norris. The child
made the trip from Kansa, City alone.
She made friends on TIE train and
expressed regret at her leaving the
car when it arrived at Ardmore. The
child will be accompanied home by
its aunt, Mrs. w. b. Richards of Ok
lahoma City, who will visit in the
north during the month of August.
Misses Annie George Mason and
Lottie Morgan of Durant and Daisy
Mason OF Arkansas arrived in the
city yesterday and will be guests of
Miss May Roberts
Mrs. W. w. Wigs left here yes
terday to visit with her daughter,
Mrs. W. p. Ellsworth in Shawnee,
and from there she will 30 to visit
with another daughter, Mrs. f. r.
Helsley at Wichita Falls, Tex. She will
return by way of Fort Worth where
she will receive instruction in art of
dressmaiing before returning home.
Attorney James H. Mathers left hero
yesterday on a business trip to Ok
lahoma City.
M. l.. Alexander returned home yes
terday from a brief business trip to
Marietta.
Mrs. Sidney Suggs left here at noon
Saturday for Berwyn, Where she will
meet Mr.. Suggs, who addressed the
people of that city Yesterday on the
problem of better county roads.
G. w. Reeder, one of the engineers
on the Ringing road spent July 4
with his Family in Guthrie and re-
tu21ed here early Saturday Z orntg.
j. l.. Hamon, president of the Ok
lahoma, New Mexico and Pacific rail
way company, spent the national hol-
iday with his family in Lawton and
will return here today in time to at
tend church tonight.
Several Marietta people spent the
evening of the holiday in Ardmore and
returned early Saturday morning
Some of those in the party were c. L.
Stewart, Max Gardner, j. F. Seman,
Otto Jones, F. B. Dooley and w. F.
Frumsley.
Pref. Jack London, a member of
the faculty of the Central State Nor
NAL is at his home in this city visit
ing with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe
NJ. London. He will leave here soon
for special course on the violin un-
der the celebrated teacher, Musn, of
New York and in the metropolis
will take a special course in perman-
shin at the Palmer Institute.
Mrs. ]. R. Duck has gone to Tomp-
hnsvile. KY, to visit with relatives
and former homefolks.
]. Wood Taliaferro who has been
here visiting with his parents and
brother will leave Monday for his
home in Graham, Texas. Mr.. Talia-
ferro left here eight years ago and
says this town has made so many i'm
provements that he would scarcely
have known it. He does not believe
any other city of the state has made
such progress.
George Cox, with the Snit e Parr
architect firm in Oklahoma City was
here yesterday visiting with his
mother Mrs B. f. Cox, on North
Washington street.
Mrs. Charley Cox of Fort Worth |
is in the city the guest of relatives.
John lrby, soda water dispenser, |
with Johnson Drug company. is Wis
iting at his home near Mannsville. |
He is reported to be suffering from
an attack, of appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Baum spent the
fourth CT July with friends in Gain s.
Vile.