The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-08-03
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS


to the city today.
Wood Herndon, of Lone Grove, was
a business visitor in the city today
Mrs. L. II. Love and Miss Louise Love
are spending the weekend in Dallas.
Mrs. J. c. McNees left this noon for
Denton. Texas, to spend several days
with friends and relatives.
Ben Stevens, county commissioner. is
making an extensive campaign for good
road building
Mrs Emerson Barnes and mother,
Mrs. Gertrude Cheney, are visiting Mrs.
sam Horne at Hugo.
Miss Christine Custermyer. who has
been the guest of Miss Beatrice Ever.
EFT, has returned TO her home in Perry.
Mrs. Tom Frame and little daughter.
Ruth Tom, left yesterday afternoon for
Colorado. They will be away six weeks.
The Santa Fe Railway Company is
putting new crossings at every street
crossing.
Mrs. J. Litsey Smith. Of Wichita.
Kan, is the guest Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. B. Frame
I County Attorney A. J. Hardy has
returned from business trip to Fort
Worth and Dallas.
o. II. Schmider, who left here several
weeks ago for Oklahoma City, has re-.
turned to Ardmore to make this city his
home. He will be connected with one
one of the railroads.
The Red Cross committee composed
Of Mrs Charles Won Weise, Mrs. d. f.
Allen and Mark kirkpatrick will hold
Saturday market at Colley's
All the old fire hose was tested out
this morning and number Of sections
discarded. New hose was installed last
week.
Mrs Paul Frame, formerly Miss Ger.
aldine Coleman, of Tulsa. arrived today
10 be the guest of Mrs. w. b. Frame,
2l0 Stanley boulevard, and Mrs. Tom
Graham 61S North Washington street.
Marriage licenses have been issued
TO ]. l.. Green. 25, Durant, and Miss
A. NJ. Slaydon, %, Bee; Ernest b. Haw.
kins. 81. Writ, and Bessie NJ. Hawkins,
23 Henryetta.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Langran are
guests In the city OF Mr.. and Mrs. C.
B. Hanks. Mr. and Mrs Langran have
been spending several weeks in the
east and are now en- route to their
home in Dallas
Only three cases were up before MAY.
or Roberts this morning. one case for
fighting, one for failure to pay dog tax
and one for speeding "The town is
getting better every day" the mayor
stated, which is very gratifying this
hot weather"
Eugene Curtis. graduate Of the Ard.
more high school, who enlisted in the
United States service while in Detroit
attending school, has been selected as
one Of twenty men out Of two hundred
from Camp Paul Jones, and is now in
the chief petty officers corps on the
Great Lakes.
T. II. Reynolds. Springer; Miss Myrtle
Cloer, Ardmore; Miss Esta Rowe OIL
City; Miss Ivon Davis. Oil City: Miss
Mary Ash. Cleburne, Texas: Miss Rose.
mond Gideon. Pooleville. and Miss Fay
Stanford. Provence, arrived this morn
ing and are among applicants who are
taking examinations for teachers certifi-
Gates al the court house.
Charlie Gravitt who enlisted In the
hospital corps, has passed his final exc
animation az Fort Sam Houston. Mr.
Grayitt left here a week ago for Dallas.
where he took the physical examination
and from there was sent 20 Fort Sam
Houston for medical examination AS
signments 10 departments have not been
made yet.
At a meeting OF the board Of city com
missioners last night petition for the
paving Of G street, northwest. was pre-
sented. Upon investigation Il was found
that a permanent injunction Is against
the street and all proceedings were de.
ferred until this injunction is disposed
Of \ meeting Of property owners has
been held and a petition has been signed
TO have the county attorney go before
the court TO dissolve this injunction
Miss Margaret Collins Of Denton. Tex.
ss, Miss Anna Boyd Of Fort Worth. and
Miss Margaret McConnely Of Arkansas.
who have been guests Of Mr. and Mrs
G. =. Vandenberg left today for Denton.