The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-11-10

camp and cndeavor to obtain com
mission. The second officers camp VIII
he conducted along different lines from
the first In that when "a man fails To
obtain n commiYion he enters the
ranks ~ "A private
Mrs Minnei Waidner, ia Stanley
boulevard southwest. is spending few
| days In oklahoma city.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. II. Bruce who have
been In Marlin. Tex. for three weeks
returned yesterday. Mr. Bruce's health
IL much improved.
Mrs Lee Tyer. 6i6 u northwest, and
sister. Miss Johnnie Fraley, sos IL
northeast. are spending the weekend
In sulphur.
Mrs. u. NJ. HALEY. Of McAlester.
mother of Mrs. Arthur Walcott, Is a
guest at the Walcott home during Mrs,
walcott's absence from the city.
Mrs. Mamie McGhee, 2l5 Eighth ave
nue. northwest, Is In Oklahoma city the
guest OF Mr., and Mrs Raymond T.
Locke, and MIR. and Mrs. u. J. Clement.
&. {. Clark. w. 4. Dcdson, Willie
Goodwin. II. NJ. Clark and j. Thompson.
OF Glenn. brought cotton TO the local
market today.
Mrs. W. 4. Roberts, of Dallas, for
mer resident of this city, is the guest
OF Mrs r. Y. Morgan, 80 ID street south
west.
Mrs. Ray Poland and daughter, Kath-
crime Louise, 2iS ID street southwest
are spending the weekend with Mr.. Po-
land at Chickasha.
Mr. and Mrs Morton v Woods are
spending the weekend in Norman and
Oklahoma City. They witnessed the
Kansas Oklahoma football game at Nor.
man today.
w II. Duncan. aged 7S years, died
yesterday at the Confederate home. The
funeral services were held this after
noon at the home. Interment was in
Rose Hin cemetery.
Willie 7. Roberts. OF T. Company.
llllth Regiment Engineers. Camp Bowie
| Ft Worth. Texas. is here to spend sun
day with his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
| Thomas Roberts.
]. f. Ledford j. NJ Kelley, A. C.
Pierce, j. T. MCGOWAN. n. Copeland,
~. A. Troop, T.. A. Thompson, ii. j.
Copeland. w. II. Stubblefeld and w. ID.
Arnold, OF Lone Grove. We're in Ard
more today.
Fire partially destroyed a servants
house belonging 10 l.. a. Henderson at
- Fifth avenue northwest this morn
| ing about $50 O'Clock The origin OF
the fire is unknown. Loss is covered
by insurance.
| Miss Nellie Jane McFerron. teacher
In the high school, is spending the
weekend in Norman, where she wit
| messed the Kansas-Okl lahoma football
game this afternoon.
| II. c. Siedhoff. OF Kansas City, man
ager Of the Siedhoff Construction com
pany. spent yesterday here. Mr.. Sled
hon is now in Oklahoma City but will
return here before going to Kansas
City.
Twenty tank ears were sent TO the
oil fields this morning over the O. y, NJ.
4 r. railway, where they will be loaded
az the two new oil refiueries. the Wilson
Refinery and the Terminal Refinery.
This will be the first big shipment made
from these retineries.
\ gasoline tank exploded at the Kitto
garage. % \ street northwest yeSter.
day afternoon No one was injured.
All OF the gasoline had been drawn out
OF the tank after IL was removed from
the ground and then filled with water.
as an extra precaution. While the
workmen were welding the place where
the tank leaked there was an explosion
which threw the water in every direc
tion and broke every pane OF glass in
, two windows in front OF the building
Mrs. Arthur Walcott ana daughter.
Miss Marjorie Walcott. left yesterday
afternoon for Chattanooga, Tenn, where
they will attend an annual meeting OF
the United Daughters OF the Confeder
acy, which convenes there next week.
Mrs Walcott is corresponding Secre
tary Of the organization and Miss Wal
cott is page TO Mrs r. G. Odenheimer.
the president. Among the most import
ant undertakings OF this body OF women
is TO provide an education for southern
girls and boys, for which fund OF
sci 900 is in the treasury. En- route
home Mrs. Walcott and Miss Walcott
will spend several days in Kansas City
as the guests Of Mrs. II. y. Jennett.
ACID POISONING!
The most eminent physicians recog
nike that uric acid stored up in the sys
TEN is the cause OF gout and rheuma-