The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-27
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS.
Thomas Rexroat went to Gainesville
Texas. yesterday.

Thomas Rexroat went to Gainesville
Texas, yesterday.
DIR. j. q. Abernathy went 10 Oklaho
ma City yesterday.
Miss Mary knight, OF Milo, was shop
ping In Ardmore today.
Mrs j. w. Bearden. OF Brock wal
In the city today.
Mrs. l.. Robinson. OF Madill. was II
Ardmore today.
w. r. Bailey and II. A. Haskell. OF
Lone Grove, were In the city today.
w. p. Clay. OF Enviile, was in Ard
more yesterday.
s. A. Goodwin, of Lone Grove. was In
Ardmore yesterday.
Misses Frances and Elizabeth SHARP
OF Mannsville were In the city today.
Mrs 30 Blake and mother. Mrs
Chase, OF Marietta, were here yesterday
Mrs John Gillian, OF Berwyn. spent
yesterday here.
C. II. Hatfield, of Berwyn, was here
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerdon Telford, of Ber.
wyn. spent yesterday here.
C. II. Everett spent today in the oil
fields.
Earl Harris has returned to Camp
Bowie after spending a few days here.
John Mitchell, OF Simon, Oklahoma,
enlisted yesterday in the infantry and
was forwarded to Fort Logan. Colo.
10y Childress, of Writ. was here yes
terdsy en- route to New York, where he
will spend eight days on a business trip
Mrs. A. c. Jones, 220 c street north.
west, is in Fort Worth, Texas. After
n few days there Mrs. Jones will go to
Quanah, Texas
Mrs. Albert Rennie has returned to
her home in Chelsea after spending a
fortnight here with her mother, Mrs.
Carrie Morgan.
Mrs. J. l.. Tulis is attending the
funeral of her brother, r. L. Sypert, at
DeQueen. Ark. Mr.. sypert was buried
there today.
The fire department was called TO
Wilmington park late yesterday after
noon to extinguish a grass fire. No
damage of consequence resulted
According TO orders received recent
ly at the local army station registered
men will not be permitted to volunteer
after December 10.
Miss Joyce Hardesty has returned to
her home in Wichita Falls, Texas, after
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Florence Ry
burn, Second avenue northeast.
Mrs. f. C. Leal, chairman of the
Wynnewood branch of the Red Cross
Society, and Mrs. +. l.. Kendall, head of
the woman's work movement of Wyn-
newood, spent yesterday here.
Miss Grace Scivally. 319 North Wash
ington street, has returned from a trip
to Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas. She
was accompanied there by her sister,
Mrs. Doc Culwell of Marietta.
H. c. Ceidhoff, of the Seidhoff Con-
struction company. has returned to Kan
sas City after an inspection trip here
in connection with the Hotel Ardmore,
now under construction by this COM
pany.
Pupils of the Second ward school will
present the operetta, Red Riding
Hood" Friday evening at the high
school auditorium. A small admission
fee will be charged, the proceeds OF
which will be given to the Ardmore
branch of the Red Cross society.
An alarm turned in late yesterday
afternoon called the fire department to
the high school building, where some
loose lumber and trash lying near the
boiler room had become ignited. 1t
is supposed that a carelessly tossed
match caused the blaze. No damage
was done to the building.
County court for the Wilson district
will convene December H. when the fol-
lowing will compose the jury: Charles
Gill John Means, Shirley Holman. j.
l.. Hardiman, Richard Worsham and
w b. Scovile, Wilson; Wade Terry,
Glenn, w. X. Heald, A. j. Shraders,
Healdton; L. ID. Simpson, Woodford;
j. l.. Troop. Roland Skaggs, Sale Cof-
fey, Lone Grove; T. X. Pruitt, w. a.
Odell, j. w. Ragsdale, Irox; Berry Ses
sions, j. ID. Todd Hewitt; r. Ross, Ho
mer; f. b. Kinchloe, Reck.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Alex Lambert, 81, Mill Creek, and
Miss Exere Reynolds IS, Ardmore; Har-
ry c. Landlord, 25, and Miss Bertha
Brooks, 20, Woodwork; Frank Way,
22, and Miss Bertha Stewart, is, both
of Loan; l. NJ. Mitchell, 32, and Mss
Daisy Fuller. 81, both of Ardmore; Her
bert w. Woverton, 20, and Miss Edna