The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-18
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS

CITY NEWS AND VIEWS
u p Patterson e Oklahoma CITY
"-s business r-s.--- today
] z. Patton. o. Fo-. W--,h. was IL
me city today -- business.
w. L. Simpson O.. Gainesville. vas
IL ne city today -l business
Abel % CLas .r O.. Wu,. aas ,raus-
alt-ns business 1e-= today
D- d. Moore. q sulphur was a bus.
mess visitor % The city today.
D. H. Keller Of Oklahoma City. was
ra1sacting business here today
J. ~ Bailey. Of Dallas. Texas was
transacting business il Ardmore To-
day.
VI 4. Il. Keltner q prominent farm.
er OF Deese, was here today or busi-
ness
Il Farley Of sherman Texas. was
among the out u town visit
o-s ransactlng business here today.
s1tn T. Suggs 0t usu.s0n Texas.
Was X the city today 11 business N-
Sl-ss is one Of the prominent attor-
l-gs OF North TEXAS.
J. Robert Gillian Is.- today f9- Okla
hoIa City in the .l,eres, " the Inter
-tlie Oh O. Refining Company. r. L.
steiner OF the same company left lO-
Houston Cl The same mission.
The wood w0rl.ng mills and house
t1lslers are extremely busy ar pres
-l- manufacturing screen doors ana
window frames iu ami pati0n ~ the
-l-l'ol-ers that will come later on.
Dan Blackburn former member Of
,le Ardmore police department lsf,
for NeT Healdt1n las. night. where
ne has accepted a position with an
o.l company 10 lo1E after their inter
ests
Tise' Thompson. 0f Marietta. was
% the cDy today on business. Mr.
Thompson has considerable interest
.n the Heaidtoa field that requires
most OF his time and he Is contemplat.
ing moving TO Ardmore.
Charles Adams, editor OF the Ard.
m9re,te, and h @ Spauiding. pub
Usher and general manager. went 10
sulphur yesterday afternoon 10 attend
the good roads meeting and BANQUET
Of the Chamber OF Commerce OF that
city
j. 5. Alyers0n, q prominent farmer
10 Glenn, was in the city TODAY on
business. Mr. Alyers0n was one of
the FIRST farmers in this section 10
advocate less cotton and more wheat
and oats, and set the example that
Is rapidly spreading over this section
Of the state.
Jess Troop. OF Lone Grove. who was
10 the city today purchasing garden
seed. said he was going 10 see that
every tenant farmer in that neighbor.
hood had a large garden this year. in
response 10 the call Of the presiden,
20 raise food stuffs. Mr.. Troop is a
progressive farmer and has a number
of tenants on his place who will set
the pace for that community.
County Superintendent VI. l. Thurs.
ton is sending a circular letter 10 ey.
cry teacher IN the county urging the
necessity OF intensive farming En-.
closed with each letter are a number
OF blanks 20 De filled out and return.
ed 10 the county demonstration agent.
ICarl Russell In this manner complete
data can be obtained OF true condi.
t.ons as they exist in the county.
Tickets are now selling for the con.
cert 10 be given al the high scboo.
sunday afternoon by the choir OF th.
First Christian Church assisted by ,a.
orchestra under the direction OF Gsorr.
ID Barnard The cantata given tba
church Easter sunday viii De rspeat,.
90 its entirety Those who had tho
pleasure o, hearing the canta-a win
welcome the chance 20 hear r. once
more. The entire proceeds win b.
donated 10 The national red eros. so.
c.ety.
Whether or not land inherited by q
full blood Ch0ctaw Indian is subiec,
'o taxation is 90 be brough, In what
W,.i probably Doe a test case filed in
district court today by United States
Attorney Russell Brown An .nunc
ton was filed 20 restrain the taxing
powers from collecting taxes on land
owned hy Isabel Walters. heir cf
Thomas Patterson. 40 case of This
.ni has ever been passed upon by
'he court, ig the case OF Chog,aw