The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-17
MARIETTA
MRS. MATTYE N. ROSE
Agen. and Correspondent
Bell Telephone offics
Fun Carrier Service.

Miss Low Garrett, cnltl operator
at the telephone Office, visited her
brother !. ID. Garrett and family
at Ardmorc, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. X. II. Haynes was a visitor
to Ardmore Saturday.
Dick Burney OF Burneyville, was
lin Marietta, Saturday, transaciing
business.
5. ]. Upton and family Of Loves
Valley, were shopping in Marietta
Saturday.
Mrs. Larkin Alexander and
daughter were in Ardmore Satur-
day.
O. a. Lewis of Bomar was shop
ping in Marietta Saturday.
Mrs. William Lotion left Mari
eta Friday for San Antonio, where
she Joins hre husband, who has
been transported from Camp Cody.
Mrs. T. r. Harper OF Ihacker-
vile, was in Marietta Saturday
shopping,
Jack Robinson was in Gainesville
Saturday on business.
Mrs. II. NJ. Rice went to Ard
more Saturday where she will visit
at the home of her sister Mrs. IL.
]. Dixon.
Asa Walden, who has suffered
an attack Of influenza at his home
at Thackerville, was in Marietta
Saturday, transacting business at
his office here.
Miss Norma Floyd OF Thacker-
vile was shopping in Marietta Sat
urday.
Miss Virginia Maryland spent the
weekend with rfiends at Thacker-
vile.
c. W. Cameron motored to
Thackeryillc Sunday,
Clyde Liddcll was in Thacker-
willie Sunday.
II. A. Stanley of Ardmore was a
business visitor in Marietta Fri
day and Saturday.
Maytc Mckinney and Boman
Dennis, who have been attending
training school at Durant, returned
to Marietta Saturday and will enter
high school.
Luther Gray OF Eastman was in
Marietta on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doc" Culwell of
Berrvvlle were in Marietta Sum
day.
Dee Shoemakc of Enville was
here on business SATURDAY..
Bruce Seiiiord OF Envillc was in
Marietta, Saturday.
Dosha. wife OF ). p. Tate OF Bo-
mar died Sunday morning from an
attack OF influenza. she was 3
years old and leaves three small
children, all OF whom are i'll OF in
fluenza. Burial will take pace this
afternoon at Lake View cemetery.
Major Warkefields Address
A number OF citizens greeted
Major Wakefield OF the Canadian
army, who lately returned from the
front, where he had been fighting
with the British army for several
wears, and listened attentiyely to his
address which was in the interest
of the Red Cross campaign. Those
fortunate to hear him had the dollar
alright and the heart to go with i,
or went and borrowed the dollar.
Circulars were distributed all over
the city Saturday and announce
ment made from the various pulpltS
Yesterday OF the Union services in
the interest Of the American Red |
Cross drive at high school audit
orium with noted speakers. Judg- |
ing bv the attendance which greeted
the speaker, Judge Reardon OF
Oklahoma City, and considering the
weather, one came to the conclu-
sion that the minds OF some the |
war sure must be overland the
Red Cross might as well pack up |
and come back-too,' The oc-
casion should have packed and .
iammed the building. Besides
Judge Reardon and previous to
his address, speeches were made
by Prof. Johnson, Charles Morris
and Rev. +. d. Hamilton. At the
conclusion o fthe address the audi
ence stood and sung the Star
Spangled Banner, An invocation
bv the Rev. Mr.. Eakens closed the
exercises.
Love county expects to go over
the top, as it has in all former
drives of Liberty Loan and other