Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1916-08-18

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Mrs D. s. Macdonald and son.
David. have returned from visit of
several months at Stellarton, Nova
Scotia, and Boston, Mass. Mrs. Mac
Donald went to Nova Scotian to be
with her mother, who had been SER
iously III, but is now reported as con.
siderably improved
Durant Woodmen have returned
from the annual encampment which
was held at Ada last week The To-
cal degree team participated in the
event.
Deputy Court Clerk Grimes Is con
fined to his home with illness. Rich
ard Nicolds is taking his place tenn
porarlly.
District Judge Jesse M. Hatchett
has returned from trip to Antlers,
where he visite drelatives and
friends. His family will return some
time later. l OIL. ...trI
Mrs. B. f. Dyer is in Quanah, Tex,
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. d.
T. Haden.
Will pay cash for clean white cot
ton rags delivered to the News office.
Mrs l.. e. LoOney has been visit
ing In Sherman with her daughter,
Dorcas, who is attending business
college there.
Miss Vera Hamilton of Calera has
been in Durant the past week visiting
her sister, Mrs. r. M. EvanA
Mrs w. f. Newton and daught
Miss Lois, of Bonham, Texas, have
been the guests of Mrs Chas. A HUI
Der for a few days.
Walter Archibald of the Daily
Democrat, left Sunday for Plainview
Tex, where he will join Mrs. Archi-
bald who has teen there Tor several
weeks visiting relatives
Mr. and Mrs. r. A. Blakeney have
returned from Bonham, where they
visited Mrs. Blakeney's parents.
Having given up my agency for the
Oliver typewriter, will dispose of sew
eral new machines on hand at very
low prices and on easy terms. r. M,
Evans, Weekly News, Durant, OKLA
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Lew Williams, formerly of this
place, died suddenly of heart failure
at Paris. Texas, Saturday morning.
. He had been n good health prior to
his death. "a. al 81.
DR.. j. L. Reynolds and family are
spending the month in Colorado.
Rev. j. T. Ogle and family have
returned from months vacation in
Colorado. They made the trip by au-
tomobile
Reedy Y. Jennings has returned
from Norman, where he took special
work in the State University this
summer.
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h, f. Powers is driving a new
model four-eylinder Chevrolet auto,
the first Of that model to be received
mere nooat ur. i tefi
Sam w. Stone and Howard Holmes
have gone to Mineral Wells, where
they expect to remain for a week.
superintendent o. f. Paris is in
Oklahoma City this week on, business
pertaining to the schools.
Mrs George F. Deck has returned
home from, the sanitarium at Sher-
man, and, is reported much improv-
ed after the operation which she re
Gently underwent in the Texas city.
Luther Glenn. the Well known
linotype operator of the Sherman
Daily Democrat, was here Sunday on
a visit to his brother Claude Glenn,
of the Durant Democrat Luther has
patented new spaceband for the
linotype which bids fair to make for
him neat little sum in the future.
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Mrs w A. Roach, who was oper.
ated upon a few days ago for appen-
,dieitis, is reported as getting along
quite we'll. ., -,
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Miss Ethel Gooding, who has been
taking a special teaching course in
Chicago, returned home this week.