The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-15


Saturday In Ardmore.
Mrs. f. r. Colbert OF Hewitt, spen
Saturday In Ardmore.
Mrs. W. F. Matthews OF Bomar wal
In Ardmore saturday.
F. n. Miller of Marietta was in The
city today.
NJ. A. Short of Marietta was in Ard
more today.
II. T. Crittendon is in Atoka on a
short business trip.
William simpson. OF Gainesville. spent
sunday, in Ardmore.
Lem Shipman, Of Marietta, was in
the city yesterday.
Charles Durie and family have moved
into their new home. s02 Third avenue
southwest.
Private ]. l. Conley. OF the local army
station, leaves today for Ringing on a
canvassing trip. He will return Sunday.
j. II. Lanford of Aubrey, Texas, is
here the guest of his brother. J. NJ.
Lanford. and his son. W. f. Lanford
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Won Weise re-
turned yesterday from New York and
other eastern points.
Miss Grace Ledgerwood. Of Tishomin-
go. spent Sunday with Mrs. Esther
Danner.
Mrs j. W. Kruger will entertain the
Summit. City club Thursday evening
at her home, $50 West Main.
Reuben Payne. who is now at Camp
Bowie. spent Sunday in Arlmore with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs J. ID. Payne,
220 Sixth. northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. III. Buckminster and
three children have arrived in Ardmore
from Red Bluff. Cal, intending TO make
their home here.
The Young Ladies' Aid Of the First
Christian church will meet Tuesday af-
ternoon at three o'clock with Mrs. w.
F. Wilmington. 400 y. Washington
street.
DIR. and Mrs. J. C. McNees are moving
today back on North Washington street
to the home Of Tom Roberts. Mr.. and
Mrs. Roberts will occupy the new Nc
Nees home on McLish avenue
The usual number Of defendants ap-
peared in police court this morning.
Fines from IS to $3.50 were assessed in |
all the cases. which consisted in the |
main of disturbing the peace and plain |
drunks
Mr.. and Mrs ]. ID. Van Wijk are
expected in Ardmore this week. Mr.. |
and Mrs. Van Wijk left here in the
early part Of September to sail for Hol-
land. but they have not been allowed |
to sail. and it is hoped they viii make
Ardmore their home.
Saturday was one of the biggest days
Ardrnore has had this year in the cot
made by Westheimer * Daube Of seven
teen hundred bales of cotton, TO Charts
Rogers The cash consideration was
s225 900.
Joe Goddard who became mixed up
with the machinery at well in the oil
fields last Monday. in which he sus-
tanned severe cuts on the head and the
right shoulder. has been removed from
the hospital at Healdton and is here !
with his family. II will be at least two
weeks before he can resume service, as
his shoulder is badly bruised and crush !
ed.
Thieves broke into the garage of :.
J. Hardy, county attorney. last night !
ana made away with his Buick Six
roadster. Fount Dustin, constable. also
reports the loss OF a Ford. which was I
stolen last night. No arrests have been
made $
Mr.; and Mrs. Clyde Pulliam and son 4
here Yesterday from PINK
'utawney. Pa, for few days visit
With Friends. Mr. Pulliam was formerly
-oute. to Pleasantown, Texas where 4,
hey Till visit with Mr.. Pulliam's moth
n. Mis-. a. S. Pulliam. y
The Presbyterian Missionary Society "
will meet with Mrs. Henry Sutherland =
8 Second avenue. northwest. Tuesday
fternoon at three o'clock Mrs w H.. -
sleakmore will be leader The members =
will start the year with the fourth chap y
er of "old Spain in New America.
he lesson topic viii be Cuba" All :,
lembers are urged to come prepared to
enew subscriptions To some missionary 4,
and II is also desired that
art Of this years pledges be paid at ~
his meeting.
RAISE MILL WORKERS. WAGES.
Plainfeld, Conn, Oct. l5.--Cotton mill ~
,eratives in Plainview. Wauregan. Moo
Ip. Jewett City and Central Village.
ave been notified Of an increase in