The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1915-01-11

is reported TO be getting along as
well as could be expected, but she
is in no condition to return to Ard
more. Captain Wilmington and Miss
Jewell are still with her.
The asphalt repair work recently
done along the car tracks on Main
street seems to have something the
matter with its composition. 1t is
already badly broken, and will soon
need repairing again. One man, fa-
miliar with this class of work, re-
marked that it was going TO take
brick to solve this problem salts
factorily.
Up to Saturday night there had
been marketed from wagons in this
city 1863 bales of cotton Expert
cotton men in this city estimate that
there will be between four and five
thousand more bales marketed The
total receipts have been variously
estimated from 10000 to $4,000 bales
from wagons.
The people of the city are anx
iously waiting the time when actual
work will begin on the federal
building to be erected at the corner
of Broadway and Washington streets
Chickasha already had hers com
pleted, and Ardmoreites are longing
for the one appropriated to them by
congress. The lot at present is beng
used as a wagon yard and stove wood
market and horse jockey stadium,
carpeted with mud when it rains
which is frequently during the fall
and winter months.
W. b. Douthitt, real estate man
of Duncan, who was active here in
the early days of the Healdton field
was an Ardmore visitor yesterday
He came by auto TO Ardmore and
left over the Frisco on business
trip to ldabel. Mr.. Douthitt keeps
up with real estate and oil news
through the columns of The Ard
moreite.
In the district court for the Janu-
army term only two murder cases are
TO be tried, that of Charley Lewis for
killing Ray Pack, and Dow Braziel |
for the alleged murder of Tom Green |
wood The Lewis case is set for
Jan %, and Braziel's for the Goth
Judge Freeman took the oath of |
office as district judge OF this iu-
dicial district this afternoon and now |
is in charge of the affairs of this |.
position for the next two years. !
Judge Freeman made a good county |
judge, and his friends confidently eX-
pect him to make a greater success
in his new position.
r L. Scott, agent in charge of |
farm demonstration work under the |
direction OF the United States de-
partment of agriculture, and Mrs. |
Mary V. Niblack, in charge of the |
girls canning clubs of the county
left for Saltwater today to attend
the farmers short course at the state /
A. & NJ College
The basketball game between Wyn-
newood and Ardmore Friday night
at the High school building here
resulted in a score of i6 to in
favor of Ardmore. This game was
played between the teams among
the boys of the two schools.
The girls basketball team which
went to Davis Friday night for
game with the Davis girls was de-
'eated by score of s to 10 Davis
" III Dt mere TludN night vi lHIS
week for the second game of the
series.
The basketball team of the Ard
more High school will go to Okla
iona City for games there We'd
lesday and Thursday and will 90
o Edmond for games Friday and
Saturday with the State Central Nor
nal
Rev. Carroll Smith, pastor OF the
demorial Baptist church in Temple,
Eek. who preached here yesterday
t the Broadway Baptist church, both {
morning and evening. pleased the
hurch so well that the pulpit COM
littee has decided to extend to him
Ah,,-ol,