The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-14
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS

W. NE > AMI f1EWS
u. J Kendall, Of Sulphur, is visiting
MS son. Horace kendaii, aud family.
". u RutIan4 Of Ai,Us, spent Sun.
day here
w. c. Simpson, OF Gainesville, il
transacting business hore today
c. d. Mosley Of Millerton. was a
Sunday visitor.
Fred o. Butler w. c. Campbell and
G. A. Kerr, Of Milburn spent Sunday
here.
f. j. Maxwell, Of Writ is here today
on business.
w. S. Bowles, Of Lindsay, is in the
city today.
L. p. Burgess, of Dixie, is in the
city tran%cting business today.
X, Martin, of Wapanucka, spent Sun.
day in the city visiting friends.
Z. F. Alden of Mannsville, was a
Sunday visitor.
Hugh Jones, of Tishomingo, spent
Sunday in the city.
Grove Chase, Jr., and family. Of
Milo, are in the city today shopping.
Grove Chase Sr, Of Healdton. is
transacting business here today.
Virgil Thomas, of Pooleville, was
visitor an Ardmore today.
J. G. Graham mayor of Marietta,
was a visitor in Ardmore today.
b. c. Logsdon, of Marietta, former
county attorney Of Love County was
here on business today
T. b. wilkins, county attorney of
Love County, was here on business
today
w. +. Campbell, j. b. Heard, f. o.
Butler, and c. A. Kirk, of Milburn, are
in the city today.
p l.. Tindle, 1922 North Caddo St.
sustained severe injuries when his
automobile overturned Sunday night
between Ardmore and Writ.
Miss Nellie Jane McFerron of the
Ardmore high school faculty, has re-
turned to her work after several days
illness.
Mrs. $. +. Jessup, 5S years old, of
the Rebecca home is in the Hardy
Sanitarium as the result of injuries
sustained in a fall.
7 w. Rice this morning filed suit
against Mrs. T. w. Denham, in Justice
of the Peace Franklin Bourland's
court for recovery Of ST. labor debt.
Lawrence G. Bethea. of the Ardmore
recruiting station, will spend the first
four days Of this week at Madill in
an effort to secure enlistments for the
United States army.
Sid Giles, fined about a month ago
for carrying a pistol, today paid the
fine, $50 to Justice OF the Peace Bour-
land He had made a stay bond to
insure payment Of the fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. i. Guillot returned
from Dallas Saturday night, where
there spent few days with relatives
and friends. They made the trip lv
auto, and report delightful time.
Joe VI. London Jr.. of Oklahoma
city, spent Sunday here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe NJ. London NJ.
London has been in the service of the
Pioneer Telephone Company. at Okla-
homa City, for a number of years.
CONSTRUCTION work on the Hinklc
Green building, on South B street. IN
the rear of the old Robinson building.
was begun this morning. \ large force
of bricklayers will soon have the struc.
ture ready for the carpenters.
Interesting services were held at the
Southside Baptist church yesterday by
the Rev G. f. Daugherty, evangelist.
who preached both morning and even
ing. The meeting continues. "Tophet"
Is the subject announced for tonight.
r. T. Scivally, who has four large
silos on his farm near Springer. is ad.
vocating planting OF more feed and
less cotton. He is also contemplating
adding two more silos to his equip.
ment
Work on the Anderson building on
West Main street Is progressing rapid.
ly. When finished. il will be occupie
by Peter Paul, confectioner and candy
maker, who was the tenant In the old
Caddo creek. as far as the mouth of
Rock creek is coated with oil. whlcl
Is evidently coming from the vicinity
OF Fox. I'm some places the oil has
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