The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-14

for several days Cooking over local
properties OF the company, went tD
BEeaEt today 10 inspect the plant and
equipment there. Mr.. Berry and a
party Of friends spent the day in tho
oil fields yesterday.
bfrs Brace. who has rooms in this
city with Mrs. T. Y. Morgan and who
Is teaching an uneXpired term in the
city schools, will teach in Healdton
next year. She visited the new rail
road town in the fields yesterday and
came back delighted with the town
She expressed regret that her work
was not in progress nov
The Rev r. Il. L. Morgan, of the
Broadway Methodist lnurch, delivered
the baccalaureate ermon to the
Wynnewood high a.Iool graduating
class yesterday morning and to the
Davis high school class last night. The
Rev, R, +. Regan, of Davis, filled the
pulpit at the Broadway Methodist
church, Of Ardmore, at the evening
service yesterday.
j. G. Garner, employed by the Ex-
tension Oil company at the pumping
station in section 10, four miles from
New Wilson, sustained a fracture in
his right thigh when caught in the
power wheel of the pump Saturday.
He was alone at the time of the ac-
cident and dragged himself from the
machine unaided. He was brought to
the Hardy Sanitarium for treatment
Through an error, it was announced
yesterday that Deputy Sheriff Horace
Kendall arrested A. l.. Senter, negro
Friday night, for breaking into a box
car in the Ringing Railroad yards
This arrest was made by Officer viii
Ford, of the local police department,
who was in the neighborhood looking
for automobile tire thieves.
Charged with disturbing the peace
by using proiane language, win Ali
son paid a SO fipe in police court
this morning after he had entered a
plea of not guilty, and two witnesses
had been heard o. c. Randall and
j. NJ. Sullivan, complaining witnesses,
testified that the trouble arose over
the use of a double garage which had
only one entrance driveway.
Harrison r. Lynch, formerly with
Westheimer 4 Daube, and at one time
manager of the Metropolitan Business
College, of Ardmore, has enlisted in
the quartermaster corps of the United
States army at the Ardmore station.
he will do clerical work. Leroy e.
Goodwill, williamsburg, Kan, and
Mike" Boren, of Davis, are the other
army recruits Price South, who has
been with Tyler & Simpson number
of years, has enlisted in the navy.
DR.. A. +. Ballard, of Madill, is in the
city today on business. DR.. Ballard
was formerly located at Lone Grove,
where he practiced for a number of
years. He moved to Madill about a
year ago. DR.. Ballard took occasion
today to compliment The Ardmoreite
upon its changed appearance, and the
quality of the news matter dispensed
81 have been a reader of The Ardmore-
ite for many years, and | am agree
ably surprised at the enterprise shown
by the new management in supplying
the people of southern Oklahoma with
a real metropolitan paper"
Conductor Barnard, of the Chamber
OF Commerce Band, announces re-.
hearsal for Thursday night at the
court house. Every member of the
band is urged to be present, as there
are some important matters to be
discussed. Plans for the coming trim
to FL Reno will be made. The band
wishes to make good impression in
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