The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-02

HOAdld ItlIoleuIn company mas llldue
sale of 100000 barrels of storage oil
TO the Golden Fuel company of Fort
Worth. The oil is now being run in
common carrier shipments by the Mag
nolia Petroleum company. The price
has not been stated.
j. Robert Gillian is at home from
ten-day trip in New York. He says
eastern people are figuring on a long
war and are making their arrangements
accordingly.
w. d. Conway, who is devoting his
time to drilling in the Fox district, was
here last night.
Mr. and Mrs U. S. Rhodebarger are
in the city today from Healdton
f. +. Swain formerly night clerk
at the Wilmington. is now at the Ran
dol He was succeeded at the Whit.
tington by Charles Womack.
d. +. Minis, who has charge of the
construction work on the Nyanza re-
finery at Wilson, and will manage the
plant after 1t is in operation, has moved
has family to Ardmore. He secured a
home on McLish avenue, in the south
west portion of the city.
j. $. Mullen. who has been in Kansas
City and New York for several weeks
on a business trip. has returned.
+. b. McElroy and c. A. Shaeffer, of
Oklahoma City, and w. f. Muehl of
Kansas City are here today consulting
with parties who have local refining
interests. They have process for max
ing more gasoline out Of crude oil than
the processes now in use will make,
and they are placing it on the market.
The plan seems to be in its experiment.
al stages, but has proven to be a sue.
cess in laboratory tests and they guar
antee to make 40 per cent gasoline out
of Healdton crude or charge not a
penny for the installation of a plant
and in the laboratory they have made
as high as S5 per cent gasoline out OF
local crude. There are In use now sev
eral processes for the manufacture OF
gasoline and those which have proven
to be successful add greatly to the
value of the oil.
S. G.. Moore, who has holdings in the
"a country, west of Fox, and takes an
active interest in developments there
is an Ardmore visitor.
/ ,Ardhoma Oil company No. 3 Walker
in section S-4-3, has been filled with
mud, according TO the process used by
the state, and has been abandoned. Two
nice sands were found but water cam,
with both OF them and it could not bC
shut out This we'll is on the south
west edge Of the field as it is defined
at this time.
McKes well No. l, in section 25-4.3
made 100 barrels in twenty-five hours
and is a better well than it was frs
reported.
Alva L. Mcdonald has returned from
Corsicana, Texas, where he has a mic
production Of oil.
Vance Rowe, member Of the scouting
department. is here 10 relieve Jake
Mildren for two weeks, and Mr.. Mi
dren and family will spend their vacs
ton on the Washita river. Mrs. Mi
dren has abandoned her trip TO Penn
sylvania.
Mrs. G.. A. Parton and her mothei
Mrs T.. NJ. Robinson, are en- route {
Denver, Colo, where they win spen
six weeks
r. A. Hcfner accompanied by hi
family, left here today by automobil
for trip OF a month through Colorad
George Otie will be in charge Of NJ
Flefners office while he is away.
Frank l.. Ketch win leave here Z
night for Chicago to visit with Mr.
Ketch, who is spending the SUNNI,
there.
/ William c. Mcleod, OF oil City Ps
is In the fields today the guest OF
| ID. Paine. Mr. Mcleod is special re
resontative OF the National Trans
| Pump 4 Machinery company.
Earl Stone, OF the Hivick OH 4 d
velopment company, has returned FRO
: trip on company business TO I'll d
| rado, Kan.
II Mrs j. T.. Hivick left here today
her car for oklahoma city and Gut
rie. She viii be absent the remand
OF the month
II Cards have been received announci
the marriage OF Miss Jennie Ma
Chenault to Glenn Fuller Michael, 5
urday. June l6. at Newcastle, Cal. NJ
Chenault Is well known here, havi
graduated from Hargrove college a
afterwards taught in the Ardmore pr
lie schools
Smoke Charles the Fourth lOc Cil