The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-27
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS

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h1E1nsss visitor T. The city today
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the city today
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the city To-Day On business
P " Patterson. q Oklzhonz City.
Was here today.
L c. Pzrr1entsr. Of HoidsnTfIle. was
an Artn0ge visitor today.
W L Mitchell q Pauls Valley. wss
trsnsscting business here today.
J. s. Nccharsn returned yesterday
from NcAlester. where he has been
serving a. a Juror in federal court
". ?. Danvers. q Oklahoma City.
was transac;ing business here yes;er-
day.
Pen Stephens. county commissions.
has recently purchased scrapers agd
road drsgs. az well a. lumber and c.
menf 70 BE- used on the roads In the
second commissioners district
-. .. Stephens. postmaster az Dur
wood. was here yesterday. Mr.. steph-
ems forecasts an immense peach crop
In that IocaIity. but says marketing
facilities are inadequate and that there
viii Be much waste.
L. u. ThurstOn. present county III
perintendent of public instruction, wh1
viii be succeeded July b. George W
cOnman, viii be 2 deputy in the ofhes
Of s. NJ Parker. county treasurer. af
ter his present term expires.
The BOard u County Commissioners.
which has been in session for the past
two days. vii adjourn today after can
wasting the return q votes cast az
the Hewitt township election for roa1
and bridge bonds
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lighted for the first time Saturday nigh:
II will Be some time before the poles
now carrying wires are removed from
the street This viii be done a. rapidly
az the company can make the transfer
from the old 70 the new system
Three marriage licenses have been
issued BY 3. W. Duke, clerk Of the
courts. TO: Arthur Johnson and Mrs
Ella Dillingham;. ArdmOre: selmer But
Ter and Miss Lassle Belle King. Ard
more; r L. Christmas and Miss Fran
ces Skinner. New Healdton.
The concrete forms for the fifth sto-
~ Of the simpson building are beng
put IN place. The contractors are max.
ing rapid headway with the building
and hope 20 have II ready for the ten
ants By the first of. the year.
J. u. Arnold. q Springer. was in the
city today. Mr. Arnold says that the
weather has been favorable FOR the har-
vesting Of all small grains and that
practically no damage was done 20
wheat and oats IN that vicinity this
season.
Luther Randol. who was a member
Of the graduating class al Yale this
year. mailed his diploma. recently Is.
sued 10 his father today from Fort Lo-
gan II. Roots. Arkansas. where he Is
encamped with the citizens training
corps. Mr. Randol made rapid prog.
reSs at Yale and graduated with hon.
ors.
Russell Brown. probate attorney FOR
the department Of the interior. who
looks % the affairs Of Indian citizen.
reports that minor heirs under his
Jurisdiction have already contributed
1862 10 the Red Cross fund and that
more VIII he subscribed. These do
nations came voluntarily. and show the
spirit Of the Indian children" said Mr..
Brown.
John J. Yell. who since statehood has
been connected with the county treas.
urer's office either as a deputy or an
elective officer. viii retire next week.
Mr.. Yen has the distinction Of having
his office held up by the state examiner
and inspector as a model for all county
treasurers In the state Mr. Yell viii
be succeeded az county treasurer By s.
NJ. Parker. who has had several years
u experience IN handling county az.
fairs. Mr.. Yell has an interest In u
laundry. and VIII be actively Identified
with Il after July !.
BELIEVE ARDMORE
RED CROSS QUOTA is
PRACTICALLY ASSURED
Reports Of the Red Cross campalga
committees had not all been turned ln
al noon today. but from. those reported
Il was estimated that about i27 800 had
been assured and that other contrib1.
tions 10 come would probably raise the
total 10 $4,000 or more. II a urged b,