The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-28

bNtil All AllN NlAN lOl StNtle al httg lhOh-
ing after some property interests, re-
eurned to his home today.
A marriage license has been issued By
Clerk of the Courts B. w. Duke, to
John L. Cox, of Newark Texas and
Miss Audrey Whitford, of Ardmore.
Farmers are harvesting their first
crop of alfalfa in this section. Indica-
tions point to a good yield with prob
ably three other cuttings due this sea.
son.
Thirteen have been converted and
eight reclaimed at the revival services
being conducted at Gospel Mission on
Caddo street. The services will con.
tinue all this week.
L. West and two sons, Lester and
Dan, Miss L. L. Lowe, Misses Elma and
Cecele West, Miss Daisy Grey. and Her.
bert Boyet spent the day in Ringing
yesterday.
Work Of remodeling the Van Denberg
building on South Washington street,
which will be occupied by the Craig
Oil Well Supply Company, is nearly
finished and the new firm will soon be
ready for business.
j. c. Whaley, Of Gainesville. was
transacting business in Ardmore today.
Mr.. Whaley is interested in the Ard
more Milling Company's plant of this
city and is one of the pioneer flour mill
operators in the southwest.
Henry Dry and George Bacon, one
charged with maintaining a place where
whiskey was sold, and the other charg-
ed with lettering about such a place,
appeared in police court this morning
Each was fined s25. They were ar.
rested by Officer Pyeatt.
Five new names have been added to
the army enlistments at the Ardmore
station. The names are: Charley II.
Rabb, Mulkey; Thomas b. Wells, Fax
ton; David T. Howell, Grandfield; Mil.
ton r. Hodge, Writ, and Carson Rog-
ers, Ardmore.
A report OF the Southern Baptist
Convention will be made at the Broad.
way Baptist church tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock by Mrs Abner, who has
just returned from the convention held
at New Orleans. Tea viii be served by
the women of the church.
Considerable building is in progress
in the neighborhood Of A street and
has completed four new houses and re-
modelled two others. DR.. Henry has fin.
ished two, and Ollie Anderton has built
a new home.
Rev. James Kendall, evangelist, OF
Willmore, KY, who has been visiting
his sister, Mrs. AL NJ. Rice, became sud
denly III yesterday and today went to
Oklahoma City to a sanitarium. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Kendall and
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice. II is thought that
he is in the first stages Of typhoid fever.
S. NJ. Davis. local attorney, was elect
ed to preside over the trial OF the suit
styled Mary =. Hall ct al, VS.. Ola Hol.
loway et a., TO be tried in district court
The selection was made at a special
meeting Of the local bar association,
held this morning in the district court
room. Judge w. F. Freeman will swear
himself off the bench, because the de-
fendant in the suit is his sister.in.law.
Louis Shelton and a crippled man
named Page staged fast fist fight
about $3.50 o'clock this morning on n.
Washington street, near Second avenue
Sam Harris. undersheriff. arrived on
the scene just as Page took knife
from his pocket and was trying to open
1t. Harris separated the belligerents
Both were arrested.
George Musgrave and Marvin Bibb.
members of the Ardmore fire depart.
ment, left this morning for Chickasha,
where they will attend the annual con-
vention OF the Oklahoma State Fire
mems Association. Several hundred
firemen are expected at the meeting
Whether they will be invited to meet
in Ardmore next year has not been de-
cided. The two local firemen probably
will return Friday.
Charles Smith and Earl Davis. ne
groes, were fined s25 each in police
court this morning. They were ar
rested yesterday by Officer Fred Pyeatt.
on East Main street. Smith was con-
victed Of carrying a pistol and Davis
was fined for unlawful possession Of
liquor. A big automobile In which they
were riding. also was confiscated by Of
hcers Fred Pyeatt and Arthur Graves,
who made the arrests.
Today is dog license day at the city |
hall. During the past two weeks, or. '