The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-06-13
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS

w A. Thompson. of Durant, was a
business visitor today
w L. Mitchell, of Pauls Valley was
transacting business here today.
ID. II. Keller, of Oklahoma City, was
transacting business in the city today.
Ben B. Burney, of Madill, was in the
city today.
Ira Arnold, of Lone Grove, was here
today.
]. w. Harreld will leave today for
Oklahoma City on business.
Charles Thomas, a progressive farmer
of the Niblack district was transacting
business here yesterday.
W. w. Means, a merchant of New
Wilson, was transacting business in
Ardmore today.
DIR. Skillern. Of Tishomingo, who is
interested in the Healdton oil district,
was here today and visited the fields.
Mrs. L. f. Stafford of Muskogee, is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ.
Parker, 1909 First avenue, southwest.
w. D. Hume and Earl T. Miller, of
Tulsa, are in the city on business. Both
formerly were connected with the Dun.
dee Petroleum Company here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Gillett. of FL Reno,
are here today. Mr.. Gillett is interested
in the oil business and has some hold
ings in the Healdton fields.
Attorney T. L. Whitfield, Of Gaines.
vile, was in the city today on business.
w b. Douthitt, of Duncan. was in the
city today on business.
Last night was the hottest Of the
year, the minimum being 76 while the
maximum yesterday was 9S. This morn.
ing a heavy wind accompanied by fly
ing dust resulted in a very disagreeable
condition.
r. L. Ream, OF Wapanucka, was in
the city today. Mr. Ream. who owns
extensive farming interests in the vi.
cinity Of Wapanucka, is likely to move
to Ardmore in the near future.
Lon Frame of Oklahoma City, was in
the city today on business As chair.
held office during the Cruce administra.
tion but is now engaged in the insur.
ance business.
s. T. Bledsoe, of Chicago. general at.
torney for the Santa Fe railway, was in
the city today on business. Mr.. Bledsoe
practiced law for a number OF years in
this city before accepting the appoint.
ment with the railroad company.
You fellows in town should not COM
plain over roads we have in the coun.
try" remarked a resident OF Wilson
township who was in the city yesterday
10 purchase some harvesting supplies
Unless I have lost my ability to judge
roads, your paved streets are about as
bumpy as any road you win find in my
section Of the country"
-Four marriage licenses have been IS.
sued By b. W. Duke. clerk Of the courts.
as follows: James Jenery and Mrs.
Dona Carson Ardmore; Andrew J. Spur
lin and Miss Leona Fulcher. Ardmore'
l.. X. Reed Writ, and Miss Ruby Qualls.
Ardmore; Lewis Cofman and Miss Lena
Lynn. Oakland
a favorite resting place for veterans
from the Confederate home who visit
the city daily Is the shady side OF South
Washington street. where they frequent.
ly are heard discussing the European
war. Without exception they would.
they say gladly shoulder the musket
and respond 10 the call Of the president
II necessity demanded their services.
Several new men have arrived 70 take
membership in the Chamber Of Com.
merce band. and for that reason Direc
tor Barnard desires a rehearsal tomor
row night. Every member is requested
to be present as the success OF the next
open-air concert depends upon a thor.
ough understanding Of the music TO
be played.
The announcement Of automobile "a.
ces here July and 1. Il arousing con.
siderable interest Moss Patterson. pres
ident OF the Ardmore Automobile Deal.
ers' association. viii have his plans fully
matured after attending the races at
Oklahoma City Friday and Saturday.
and VIII begin Immediately 20 make ar.
rangements FOR the speed event.
The Rev Dr. j. W. Burns has sold
his home. 400 + street. southwest. 10
Dr. y. C. Best. who will take possession
as soon as Dr. Burns vacates next week
The deal was consummated through the
I. r. Best agency. consideration $3.50.
Dr. Burns has his personal affairs prac
tically wound up now and is bidding his
many friends here goodbye before leav.
INK Tor Muskogee. where he will assume