The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-07-23
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS

the city today.
Thomas Norman has returned from
! New York City.
Alfred Stevenson, OF stratford. is at
tending court in Ardmore today.
II. w. Archer, of Purcell, was in the
city today.
Bert Robertson, of Madm, was in
the city today.
Hugh Ledbetter is in Oklahoma City
on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gait spent
Sunday in Oklahoma City.
j. NJ. Sullivan left today for oklz.
homa City.
T. J. Chamberless, of Stratford, was
"a Sunday visitor.
Robert Jones and S. p. Boyd, of
Madill, were in the city today
Erret Dunlap returned from a bust
ness trip to Oklahoma City today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Marcane and
New Marcane, Of Coalgate. were sun.
day visitors.
Mrs. Kelly r. Wilson and Miss Chris. |
tine Wilson, of Tishomingo. were in the
city yesterday
Mrs. j. r. Mauldin, Of Haskell. Tex. |
and her sons, Fred and Leroy. are
the guests of Mrs. Mauldin's brother. |
w. r. Presnell, 11S A street, northwest. |
Dan Blackburn, who safeguards
property for several large oil operator,
in the Healdton field, spent Sunday with |
his family in the city.
Walter S. Gilbert, secretary of the
Business Mems association is planning
for a big fall carnival, to be partici-
pated in by local merchants.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Byrne, and son.
Cassius Jr., and Salmon Williams
will leave Wednesday morning by auto.
mobile for Yellowstone National Park
and other points Of interest in the
west.
County Commissioner W. +. Whitson
and Engineer f. f. Gravel left TODAY
for the Cheek community where thev
will inspect some road work under con.
struction and make plans for future
operations.
There will be a rehearsal Of the Cham.
Der Of Commerce band at the court
house tomorrow night at 1880 O'Clock.
Every member is expected to he pres.
ent. as there is business Of Importance
10 transast.
Uncle Billy" Simmons. gardener in
,hief at the Confederate Home. was in
he city this morning and reports that
all the boys who wore the gray from 'GI
20 '65 were ready to mobilize # Uncle
sam wants them. They are all bellig.
arent out there, he says, and, without
'egard to political faith, are upholding
he president.
"Two-dollar wheat looks good 10 me-
'emarked r. f. Scivally YESTERDAY.
when he was perusing the text OF the
ood bill recently passed by congress.
You can announce that every available
Icre OF my ranch win be devoted TO
wheat raising next season" Mr.. Sew.
lily has about 500 acres available for
wheat growing, besides more acres for
ther crops.
Carl Russell. federal and state farm
returned yesterday from =,
saltwater, where he attended the semi.
annual meeting Of Oklahoma's farm de- :
which was in session all ,,
asst week. Practically every subject ,
'elating to the work Of the farm de.
was discussed during the
meeting, and plans for the work Of the 4
demonstrators for the coming six /.
months was discussed Mrs Russell and e.,
he baby also made the trip. :
Blanks for the per capita Indian pay.
nents TO be made TO the Chickasaws.
Ihocktaws and Seminoles have been G
'eceived 10y S. A. Mills, United States |
held agent, and by all the postmasters /
n this district. The blanks are to be {
illed by the Indians under the direc. {
ion OF the postmasters or the field q
'lerk and sent to the Muskogee Indian
'ffice where checks will be issued. Tn. d
estricted Indians win receive checks q
Iirect from the Muskogee office, but the Z
estricted Indians will be paid in the r
manner recommended by Mr.. Mills.
'he Chickasaws and Choctaws are to I
eceive 800 per capita. and the Semi a
loles S34.
Four more recruits passed the phys.
cal examination and were accepted at n
he Ardmore station. Their names are:l $
iregory Jake Compton, Russett James p
.. Harmon. Ardmore; Archie II. Lee. C
.rdmore, and Frank X. Sanders. Italy.
'eXas. Each man who applies at the q
rmy station after this. must present RI
lis registration card. Sergeant Brandt e
aid today CORPORAL BRADLEY ~ the s