The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-26
Ne US Of MADILL
CArdmoreite Correspondencel.

(ArumOIellG correspondence
Madiu, Okla, Jan. 26.-Mrs, j. B.
Ryburn went to Ardmore Thursday to
visit for the day with Mr., and Mrs.
Fred Ryburn, and to take home her
little grandson, owen Hamilton Ryburn'
who has been visiting her.
f. w. Porter, former resident Of
Madin, but who now lives at Oklahoma
City VINO has been in MadilI for some
time, returned home Thursday.
L. II. Small has returned from Me
Alester, where he had been to attend
the Scottish Rite reunion.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl X. Jackson at
tended tNe Scottish Rite reunion at Nc
Alester, returning home Thursday morn
ing.
j. Hamp. Willis Of Kingston was a
business visitor in Madill Thursday.
Z. r. Carter of the Aylesworth coun-
try was in Madin Thursday,
Mrs. W. A. Ayres Of Woodyille is in
Madil visiting her son, f. f. Ayres
and family.
Mrs. Letha Luttren of Ardmore is
visiting in Madil, the guest Of her
brother, County Clerk T.. H. Ayres, and
family.
Miss Louise Sweetman Of Kingston
was Madill visitor Thursday afternoon.
X. ii. Barker of the Mannsville coun-
try was a business visitor in Madill
Thursday.
Mrs. Guy Rexroat left Thursday for
LuWton for a weekend visit with her
husband, Captain ReXroat, at Camp
Doniphan.
*. j. schumacher Of Chicago was q
business visitor in Madill Thursday
The Schumacher well, which has been
drilling in the Arbuckle field for some
time, was abandoned this week as u
dry hole.
Mr. and Mrs. If. G. Mcconnell, who
were married at their home in Honey
Grove, Texas, a few days ago, were
IN Madill the first Of the week, the
guests Of Mrs McConnelrs sister, Mrs.
T. NJ, Colby, and family. They re-
turned to Honey Grove yesterday morn
ing.
ritzhugh Lewis left Thursday morn
.ng for Columbia, Mo-, where he will
visit for a few days with his sister,
Miss Madill Lewis, who is attending
Christian College. From Columbia he
will return to Norman and enter Ok
!ahoma University for the remainder
If the term.
Tom Saunders and Haden Creekmore
were business visitors at Aylesworth
Thursday.
Mrs. w. II. SwindeIl, sister of Mrs.
-. NJ Tippet, who has been visiting
in Madill for a few days, left with her
children Thursday morning for Fort
Smith, Ark, to make their home.
Mrs, George Heron and son, Herman,
Of Stringer, who have been in Madil
FOR weekend visit with Mrs. Herron's
sister Mrs T. A. Blaylock returned
home yesterday morning.
Rev. NJ. l.. Sims, pastor Of the Metho,
dist Church at Kingston, was a bust.
Less visitor i'm Madn Thursday.
The Marshall County Red Cross chap
ter has shipped to headquarters at St
Louis this week, 1876 suits Of pajamas
a goodly number Of knitted goods and
rnother large shipment of surgical dress.
ings. The patriotic women Of Marshall
County are giving much of their time
and means to the work that is so neces.
sary to the winning Of the war
Weayerton community just west Of
Madill, met and organized a Community
Club W Wednesday night with twenty-four
charter members. A. NJ. Monroe was
elected president; Ralph Sartin, vice.
president and Mrs. Enie Jones. secre.
tary. one Of the first activities Of the
club will be the sale of war savings
stamps and a committee was appointed
to have charge of this campaign. The
committee comprises; Mack Jones'
chairman, Walter Blakely and II. F.
Morrison.
Mrs. w Y. Wiley and Miss Okla Wat
terson Of Woodvnle visited friends in
Madnl Wednesday.
j, r. Mitchell and A. O. Duncan of
Kingston We're in Madill yesterday on
their way to Ardmore
Claude Jones made a business trip
to Ardmore yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Watkins Of
Ayesworth were Madul visitors yester.
day.
A. NJ Robertson was in Ardmore yes
terday.
Mr. and Mrs J. y Maynard Of the
Tyler community We're shopping in Ma.
dill yesterday.
Il. H. Strother left yesterday after.
noon for Miami on a business trip.
Mrs. NJ NJ Hogan Of Woodville vas
4 Madill visitor yesterday.
Perry Kirk returned yesterday from
visit with relatives at Manchester. La
Paul higgins, National Army, Camp
Jackson, y. c., left yesterday to report
for duty after spending a nlneday fur.
Tough with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Y. higgins, near Madil.
r. ]. White druggist of Kingston,
was in Madill yesterday
Miss Alice Cole Yager teacher in the
Kingston high school, was in Madil
yesterday afternoon on her way home
TO Durant
Tom Christian left yesterday after.
noon for the southern part of the county
to post notices of the dates that the
county assessor will visit the different
precincts in that section of the county.
Thomas Sowel and VIII Fitch re.
turned yesterday afternoon from Ada,
whore they had been as witnesses in
the district court.