The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-04-11
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS

operator Of Tulsa was here last night
W. II Lindsey of Oklahoma City,
was a business visitor in the city to,
day.
l.. r Martin, a business man of Ben.
nington, was transacting business in
Ardmore today
Attorney A c. Cruce. of Oklahoma
city, arrived here today to look after
legal matters.
Grover Chase, of Healdton. was
transacting business in the city today.
Mr. Chase owns some valuable lands in
this county and some of it is located
in the oil regions about Healdton.
Little Nellie Worthy, daughter of
j. ) Worthy OF Baum, is critically i'll
at the home of her grand parents Mr.
and Mrs j S. Anderson, SO3 c Street
northwest
II E. Win was sentenced to thirty
seven days in the county jail yesterday
afternoon by County Judge Champion
Ninn was accused Of the theft of a
pair of trousers.
b. Bruce Hill. of Mannsyille. was
transacting business in the city to.
day. Mr. Hill, who is in business there,
iS seriously considering moving back
TO Ardmore
W L. Simpson, of Gainesville, was
in the city today looking after his
oil business. Mr. Simpson, who is o
brother OF b. A. Simpson of this city.
has some valuable holdings in the
Healdton field
W W. Sanford who was a former
resident of this city engaged in the
real estate business, now OF Kansas
city, was here today in the interest Of
The Western Reciprocal Underwriters
OF which he is state agent
\ sight to delight the eye OF a writer
OF pastoral romances passed through
ArdmOre's streets this morning. Two
hundred goats, herded by a man on
foot and one riding were driven
through the city They were bound for
Sciyally's ranch near Springer.
Several young men from out of the
city are expected at the naval recruit
ing station this afternoon to take the
examination for entrance The terri.
tory around Durant, Milburn. Madill
and Broken Bow is furnishing a num-
Der for both the navy and army.
Captain Jarboe, OF Enid, who for
many years was connected with the
Oklahoma National Guard was in the
city last night and drilled Ardmore
Post of the National Military League
at its rooms in the Cruce building on
West Main street About % men par
ticipated
J W. johnson, farmer and cattle
man OF Milo, was in the city today.
Mr.. Johnson says that cattle went
through the winter well and are in
good shape this spring. The rain was
welcome in that vicinity as the ground
was getting very dry, and stock water
scarce.
At the rehearsal OF the Chamber OF
Commerce band last night some of the
numbers to be used in a sacred con.
cert to be- given the last of this month
were gone over and preliminary steps
taken to make the second public con
cert a greater success than the first
one.
Peter Paul who has been in the
confectionery business here for several
years was compelled to vacatc his
store i'm the Anderson Bldg. on west
Main street To mp'.c way for extensive
Improvements He has stored his
stock and will wait for a suitable loca.
tion before opening for business again
The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday by b. W. Duke, clerk
of the courts: l.. l.. White, and Miss
Jewel Hathaway, both of Ardmorc.
William Hawkins and Mrs Sarah
Elizabeth Fillmore. both of Chickasha,
Elmer c. Younkin McNan, and Miss
Olsic Pugh, Anadarko
Charged with grand larceny j. RI
Breach and Charles Dubois were ar.
raigncd before the county court yes
torday afternoon County Judge Cham
pion bound them over To the district
court, and failing to make bond of
$3.50 each they were rcmand,d toi
the county Jail to await trial II Is al. |
legged they stole pipe and oil well sup. |
plies In the OH fields
The slight rain that has fallen today |
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