The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-02-18

DR.. j. w. Potter left here this
morning for the oil fields to see
the biggest gas well ever found in
Oklahoma.
The new auto ambulance recently
added to the equipment of the Hardy
sanitarium, adds greatly to the ef-
fciency of that institution.
NJ. Misel of Third avenue and B
street northeast has been suffering
severely from a siege of grip. He
is somewhat better today.
Mrs. T. +. Roland of southeast Ard
more is at Rochester, Mimi, where
she will undergo treatment at Mayo
Bros, hospital. Mr.. Roland accom-
panied her.
Bonnie Duston, who is in Wood
bine, Tex, with her grandmother,
Mrs. Mccormick. who has been SER
iously i'll for some time, writes that
the patient is slowly improving.
Mr. and Mrs. S. l.. Ellerd of Fort
Worth are in the city guests of Mrs.
Ellerd's sister Mrs. l.. West. Mrs.
Ellerd will be remembered here as
Miss Maude Curley.
While playing basketball at the
Fourth ward school, Flora May Tay-
lor, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. c.
Taylor of south Ardmore, sustained =
broken ankle She is reported to
be resting easily
Word was received from Berwyn
this morning stating that Commits
sioner G. W. Young who fell from
a horse yesterday and sustained
some fractured ribs, is getting along
nicely, but will be confined to his
uOHlt lOT SOllt lllllt Ill consequence.
Val Mullen, who has been confined
to the Hardy sanitarium for several
days with a badly fractured leg, is
cheerful, and stated to friends thai
despite his misfortune, he is run
ming ahead of his opponents IN tie
race for mayor of the city of Ardmore.
George Henley, manager for Mad
den & company of this city, has re-
turned from his winter purchasing
trip to New York City. He has been
in the markets for the past three
weeks.
Chas. W. Gunter of Oklahoma City,
representing the Penn Mutual Life
Insurance company, is here. Mr..
Gunter formerly lived in this city
and he has many friends here who
are always glad to see him and who
are expecting him to make state
headquarters for his company here,
when the new oil fields are opened.
Foot billiard is no longer a dep
uty sheriff He is a man of peace
and hard work these days. He has
taken charge of the New Wilson
hn+pI Of Nrilcnn IA iph hn nd
will operate the property. When the
building was first constructed it was
leased out, but the lease expired and
Mr.. billiard has taken charge of it.
He is now running one of the best
hotels in the country
Wallace o. Parker of Oklahoma
City, representing the Calumet Bak-
ing Powder company was in the city
today on business. Mr.. Parker has
invented and patented a combination
pepper and salt-shaler that is 4 win
ner, and he says it is selling as fast
as it can be turned out of the fac
tory. The device is so simple that
it commends itself to the user, and is
destined to be in great demand.
This morning in district court, the
case of +. v Strickland VS.. The c.,
r. |. & P. railway was called and
the jury selected. This is the case
wherein plaintiff endeavors to recover
damages arising over a shipment of
stock from Fort Worth to Manns-
vile.
S. VI. Buatt was here today en-
route to Tishomingo, where he will !
take charge of the Tishomingo Lead |
er He has been in charge of the !
Harmon County News, and has been /