The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-19
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w. j. BELL,
epiesen ative for Marshall Co.
Fun Carrier Service.
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In Nd under tent tabernacle on
~ p est lie Boulevard, by the pas
tor the Rev. Mr.. Moseley and the
B. Robort II. Cantwell of Dallas,
1-xh is growing in interest and
St of closing the meeting last
tig'f, as contemplated, services will
BE continued for the week.
irs1y l. Webster, editor of the
\ record was business visitor at
Arimore. Saturday.
Ms. NJ. A., Garland, who has been
sitting her daughter for few days,
Yesterday morning for Pauls
Vails,. 10 visit with her daughter,
Mrs. e.. T. Hart and family.
G. W. Bostick of Woodville, was
business visitor in Madill Satur-
y
/ Cep. W. A. Holford and grand
an. Da, Holford, left yesterday
for lexington where they will visit
! Ir l1liord's daughter, Mrs. Jesse
\ lNVhortou
. Mrs. " g.. Sanders and children
\ went to Ardmorc yesterday to &C
\ COMPANY Mrs. sanders sister, Miss
h .llie Clegg, who is on her way to
: MID, where she goes to visit a
I brother
Mrs. Toe Johnson and her guests,
Mss Ora Johnson of San Antonio,
Irs. W. z. Coffey of Quanah, Tex
il and Mrs. E. II. Coulter of King
st1n were Ardmore visitors yester-
lay.
lynn Coursey, proprietor of the
ace Hotel made business trip
d Holdenvill. yesterday.
&C. Mayo left yesterday morn
for Sulphur to accompany his
an daughter. Etolia Mayo, who
s been visiting with her grand
eucnu ( Cumberland on her return
)o,nc 1ir. Mayo, will remain at
ulphu or some time for rest and
ion.
Thompson of Woodville
Iadir yesterday from his
4 * ~anch, enroute home.
J -ank Whitaker went to
,terday morning for few
t with friends.
y. Grant and son, {. V.
1lSyr Texas, are in Ma
Mr. ~ Snow and Mss Gladys
SNOW 'eturned Yesterday after ten
! days isit at .anas.
hi Susie "a '.son OF St. Joseph,
Bio. 1hc s visiting her brother,
far c4so0 , family at Wood
.',e. Id M.s -loy Vann of Wood
re ~ N,Gill yesterday.
Lela GriaGstaff went to Sher-
N era .sterday to take part
\ n Inc tst ii the Grayson Coun-
Dd Settlers picnic.
Free Sears, fferson Barracks,
-ormcr resident Of Madill, is in the
city &c spend a ten days furlough.
Ie VISITING his sister, Mrs. N. w.
'Vclch. Mr.. Sears has been in the
s. service for several months.
Miss Eula Bullock, formerly a
acher in Madill high school, but
! has taught at Pauls Valley for
pass two years, is in Madill Wis
4 1g az he home of Mr.. and Mrs.
s m F.ttitoe.
Miss Ia McLish is visiting Tex
friends and relatives in Madill.
Miss Iora Noe of Denison, Texas,
$ IN the y visiting Misses Aletha
nd Maude Henry, at the home OF
i.- and Mrs. Thomas Christian.
liss Byrd Mitchell, chief opera
o. M The Mai.ll office of the Pio-
a.. telephone Co, left yesterday
f,f isit with friends at Pauls
aacy
a-t .edbetter of the Mannsville
Ppo lpson neighborhood, was a
'tor last Geek.
Gladys Globke of Ardmore
& Miss Thelma Reirdon.
iss Anna Frank Woodward OF
Jiurart, vas a Friday afternoon
st ~ the home of Miss Thelma
rdou.
Ms and Mrs. s. A. Adcock, who
heen visiting relatives at Nc
ney. Texas. returned home yes
aIy afternoon. Miss Ethel Ad-
uf Mckinney, returned home
u then
r. Carter of the Aylesworth
Ieou lty, T. nsacted business in Ma
.ol Satur lay.
4 Miss Maude Henshay left yester-
lday morning for a few days visit
sith frieu Is at C.iickasha.
A Der Bies, son # the late b. c.
rs. VINO was for years citizen
e dadl, is spendir., fifteen day
.a1ueh with his mother and fam
/, al the; home at Oakland. Al
q IS not yc, twenty. but has been
n the navy for almost two years,
wing cnl'-'ed at Dallas, Texas.
lerc they w-.e making their home
fore kr Biir's death.
Hr. Z. "a. Chowning and chill
den, who have been visiting rela-
YES al shr-1.-n, Texas, returned
scnie yestertly morning.
lIIsnry Whiting Of Bells, Texas.
fl a few days visit with his par
<nts, Mr and Mrs. c ID. F. Whiting
Ind Other relatives, returned home