The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-12-17

Mrs. +. \. True. isi Fourth ayenu'
northwest
As the result of "a cutting ARRAY II
the east part of town Saturday night
Otis MusgraVe II In Jail and Asa For
IL In the Hardy sanitarium In seriou
condition. AlusgraVe has not beer
brought to trial. hut will he held await
ing the outcome of Ford's injuries
Everett Poole. a pupil In the Texas
Military College, Terrell, Texas, arrived
this noon to spend the Christmas holi
DAYS with Mr. and Mrs. J. u. McCarty
/ 6e3 \ street northwest. He was ac'
cnmpanied home by fellow pupil. j.
W. Lillard. who will spend the holiday
season here as his guest.
Mrs L. l.. Bridges Is here from san
Antonio. Texas. and viii spend the
Christmas holidays with Mr. and Mrs.
Ray Peterson, Fifth aud | streets south
west. Mrs. Peterson viii also have as
her guests during the holidays Mrs.
Arthur Lee and son, Robert, of Fresno.
California, who are expected to arrive
the latter part Of the week.
Mr.. aud Mrs c. Butcher and daugh.
ter .Eloise. arrived this noon from Fort
Worth. Texas, Ia spend the dav with
Mrs Butchers parents. MIR and Mrs.
u. w Butcher, 90i A street northeast.
Mr. Butcher has been ordered To report
for duty at Wynnewood. where he VIII
go tomorrow. and from there has been
ordered To Fort Rosecrans. California.
Mrs Butcher will accompany him.
Matthias Crawford. "A Western Union
Telegraph messenger boy. was run over
by an automobile driven by Mrs. Walter
Colbert late Saturday evening at the
Intersection of Main and Washington
streets. The hoy was considerably
shaken up and bruised. but not seriously
in iured. although the bicycle he was
riding was demolished
Ted Bourner. WAGNER. nth Ammu.
milton Train. returned this afternoon
TO Camp Bowie, after spending the week
end here with his parents, Judge and
Mrs G. y. Rutherford. OF Wapanucka.
Judge Rutherford has been i'll about !
five weeks. and is at the Hardy sani' |
tarium Wagner Bourner stated that |
the general health of the boys at Camp I
Bowie is improving daily
A meeting of the board of directors ,
Of the Chamber of Commerce will be /
held Tuesday night at 1880 o'clock TO
discuss the prosecution of the member
ship campaign until the end of the year,
By which time il is hoped that the entire
will have been secured. The
work has progressed admirably and
the board of directors and secretaries
Hot al ~ mi ILL
nary efforts in which they ask the CO
operation OF every citizen.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Dr. W. f. Cravens. 50. and Miss Lea
"a. Healdton; W. +. Rob
artson. %. and Miss Doris Braboy, is.
Homer: Reuben Ward Painter, 81. and
Miss Garret Louise Warren. l5 Heald-
.on: OFT Nolan. %, and Miss Beulah 1
%. Berwyn: J. II. Grain. 60.
and Mrs. Mary Powell. So, Ardmore;
Frank Gentry, "a. and Miss Dovey Hall.
II. Provence; Robert l.. Love, 20, and
Miss Ethel Vincent. 90. Provence; X.
A. Williams, %. and Miss Tranie Ward,
20, Wilson.
John L. Gum wagner. 11lth Am +
Train. aged % years. died Sat
irday morning at Camp Bowie Texas.
He was i'll of pneumonia for several
weeks. His body was shipped here
morning and taken to his
nome at Milburn where he was buried
afternoon. Wagner Gum II
vas among Johnston county's first So 4
ective men, and was registered from
rishomingo. He was first sent to Camp
Travis, where he was with the l65th
Depot Brigade. After staying there
forty days he was transferred 10 Camp
Bowie. with the entire 165th. to make
up deficiency of 1000 men in the
National Guard.