The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-19
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Stella Sims, Correspondent.

| SlCud ollllS,
Mrs. Charles Grantham, who has
been in AIilburn attending her sis
ter, Mrs. K. NJ. Hatcher who was
i'll with the influenza, has returned
to her home at Ryan.
Mrs. X. Hatcher returned We'd
ncsday to Hastings alter visit with
her son, II. NJ. Hatcher, who has
been i'll.
Mrs. Rainey Anderson left Mon
day for Domingo N. NJ, in response
to a message notifying her of the
illness of her husband, Rainey An
derson, who is in training at Camp
Cody.
Mrs. Anderson, Miss ZeXie Crit
fifth, accompanied her as lar as Fort
Worth, Texas and returned to Mil
burn Wednesday night.
Misses Blanche Flack and Estelle
Stephens were in Tishomingo on
Wednesday.
Miss Grace Rushing, who has been
visiting her parents AT Francis re-
turned to Milburn Sunday,
Mrs. !. c. Thurlow and sister, VS.
tied in n>TiShomingo Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Low Wells and fam
lily OF Woodyille, are visiting in Mil
burn.
Dewey Lively OF lIcaldton is visit
ing here.
Mr.. Fl. T. Blunt and sister, Mrs.
!. S. Mikkelsen, motored to MadiIl
Thursday.
Mrs. Edward Wells is seriously ILL.,
The Red Cross AT Milburn sent
its first Christmas box to France
last week. 1t was sent to Doc
Davis by his sister.
Kenneth Clark has returned TO
Saltwater after a weeks visit with
homefolks.
J.T. Reese and family visited their
sister in Farmersville, Texas, last
week. She was very i'll but is much
improved.
Miss Lee Brooks, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jess BroonkS, who live
south of Milburn, died Sunday night
and was buried at Bee Tuesday. In
fluenza and typhoid fever caused her
death.
Mrs. Matte Wheeler and daugh-
ter OF Marion, Kentucky, were here
Tuesday visiting Mrs. Wheelers
brother, DR.. j. !. Clark and fam
lily. They had been at Wapanueka
visiting 4 sister, who was very ILL.,
and returned to that place Wednes-
day.
/. w. Autry has purchased the
harness and SHOE business from A.
Stout. He also purchased Mr.
Stoup's home and has moved 10
town.
Rev. and Mrs. O. 5. Smell LETT
Wednesday for their new home at
Saltwater. being sent there by the
Methodist conference at Shawnee
last week.
Judge J. w. Hopkins and Mr.
Sanders of Wolfe City, were here
last week looking after their prop
ertv interests. While here they pur-
chased the George Armstrong farm
on Blue river and also Mr.. Arm
strong's residence in Milburn.
Work will be begun tomorrow at
the Milburn Red Cross rooms.
Mrs. Tip Mayo died Thursday
night at her home near here. She
had been sick OF Spanish influenza
and contracted pneumonia from
which she died. Interment was in
the Bee cemetery.
The election OF the executive com
mittee OF the Milburn Branch OF
the American Red Cross was held
Wednesday when the following
were elected: 5. +. Beatty, Mrs. !.
+. Pierce. Mrs. c. \. Bailey, Mrs.
n. MikkelSen, Mrs. II. +. Blake,
Mrs. !. +. Pierce. Mrs. !. II. Pryor,
Mrs. {. II Baer, Mrs. NJ. d. Wood,
Mrs. Guy Clark, Mrs. w. c. Slaugh-
ter and Mrs. w. p. Cottrell An ex-
ecutive meeting was held Saturday
in the work room.
Mrs. w. p. Cottrell received a
message last week stating that her
niece. Mrs. Elma French, wife OF
7. \. French, died at their. home in
Wichita. Kansas. Mrs. French was
formerly resident OF Milburn.
Mrs. Push Cheadle OF Sulphur j;
visiting her sister-inlaw. Miss Al
media Cheadle OF Milburn.
Mr.. {. \. Mccall OF Tishomingc
was in Milburn Tuesday.
Born. last week 10 Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Croslin, son.
The following lett Friday night
for Nashville. Tenn. to work in the
munitions plant: Virgil Collins
Maurice Morgan. Kisco Cheadle
Osler Washington. Dewey Lively