The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1913-08-15

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Byron, son Of Mr.. ami Mrs. J. 5.
McCharen, who has been quite i'll with
fever at the home of his parents, has
been removed 20 the sanitarium where
he is reported to be improving
A. H. Palmer and p. p. Kearney
are going to Hereford, Texas, where
they will visit with Mr.. Palmer's
brother ana catch a few big black
bass. From there Mr. Kearney will
go to Denver to join Mrs. Kearney
who has been there visiting some
weeks.
Mrs. J. W. Johnson has spent six
weeks visiting in Mill Creek and at
her country home in Milo. She has
returned to Ardmore and will remain
here through the coming school term,
William Herweck was here today
from Brock. He says cotton in his
section is needing moisture.
J.. w. Johnson, who recently pur-
chased the ]. A. Beard property on
West Main street, has improved the
property with a new house and with
repairs on the old house, He now
has two very pretty homes on the
property. The lot has been graded
some OF the outbuildings have been
moved away and that end of town
is benefited by the improvements.
Robert f. Sc.vally was here today
from Springer. Mr.. Scivally has filled
his 25O-ton silo with corn and ffafilr
and has his feed ready for the win
ter. If this silo proves to be the
success claimed for them Mr.. SCivally
will add another one to his farm next
year.
f. Harding, commercial agent Of
the Rock Island, is in the city today
on business. Paul Peters, auditor
Of the freight traffic department OF
the same system with headquarters
in Chicago is also here.
The open season for doves started |
this morning and many are in the !
fields today taking shot at and !
in some instances hitting the elusive
blue feathered tidbit.
Judge Bridgman had to dispense |
justice again in the city court this
in the absence of the mayor.
One individual was fined for fighting.
L. r. Young, who for nine years
was city marshal of Duncan, was here
yesterday in the interest of his can
1idacy for deputy marshalship under
Mr.. Enloe for the territory compris-
ing Stephens, Jefferson and Grady
Rev. F. NJ. Masters, pastor of the
Broadway Baptist church in this city,
las closed very successful meeting
1t Lone Grove and will be here Sun
lay and Sunday night to occupy his
own pulpit at the regular Sunday
hours of worship. Sunday school will
De held at the usual morning hour
Rev. Masters did a great work at
Lone Grove and religion has been re
lived at that place.
Bud Holder was in the city yester
lay from his farm near Hoxbar He
ays he has recently travelled for fiji
cen days through the counties of
southern Oklahoma, and beyond a
question the crops in Carter county
ire the best he has seen. And that
Ices not mean that a full yield will
'e harvested in this country because
he hot sunshine and the lack of
moisture is reducing crop production
ere.
Whit Carroll was in the city yes
erday from Brock. He says his crops
eceived a shower recently and are
olding up pretty well, but that cot 7
on is opening prematurely and is /
ot making a full crop. {
Charley Grant, Banks King and j
Dmp9ny from Wocdford who recently h
amped on the banks of the Washi5a b
n couple of days have returned Il
, their homes. They caught about -