The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-14
MADlLL
W. ]. BELL.
Representative for Marshall Co.
Full Carrier Service.

Madill, Okla, July 13.-W. w
-raney returned yesterday after
,oon from Sherman with his niece
Morine CLANCY, who had been al
he Sherman hospital since the ac-
:ident in which her parents, Mr.
ind Mrs. r. L. CLANCY, were killed
when a Frisco passenger train
struck the wagon in which they
we're riding.
M. c. Dowell made business trip
10 Ardmore yesterday.
T. c. Holt of the quartermaster'
corps, who went from Madill in the
irst contingent of drafted boys sent
from Marshall County to Camp
Travis, is at home, having an hon
orable discharge from the service
Mr.. Holt was on the Transport
President Lincoln which was tor
pedoed some time ago. MIR, and
Mrs. Holt went to Tishomingo yes
.erday for few days visit with
relatives.
Captain T. J. Orr of Lebanon left
yesterday morning for couple OF
weeks visit with friends at Purcell.
Mrs. M. A. Chastain and Miss Vir-
die Arbuckle were Ardmore visitors
yesterday.
Mrs. Matte Walkup and daughter,
left yesterday for few weeks visit
with relatives at Havana, Arkansas.
Henry Marshall left yesterday
morning for few weeks stay with
relatives at Linsay.
Dolores and Lucille Butler left
Yesterday morning for Alex to Wis
it with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamll-
ton and family.
Misses Vera and Era Moren were
Ardmore visitors yesterday.
]. P. Reirdon and daughters, Thel-
ma and Louise, and Miss Madill
Lewis, and their guest, Miss Pearl
Zimmerman, visited at Ardmore yes
terday afternoon.
S. J. Martin, of Bowling Green,
Kentucky, who had been in Mar
shall county for the past month,
looking after business, and visiting
his uncle, J. Hamp Willis and other
relatives, was in Madill yesterday.
Mr.. Martin will leave for home Wed
nesday.
M. C. Phillips left yesterday at
ternoon for Celina, Texas, for a ten
days' visit with relatives.
w. A. Parker of tine Powell com
munity, made business trip to Ard
more yesterday.
Leland. Apperson left yesterday
for a two weeks visit at Dallass'
Texas. Mrs. Apperson who has been
at Dallas for some time, Will re-
turn with him.
E. M. Vanderpool and Walter l..
Burris, carpenters, went to Ardmore
Yesterday afternoon to join the con
tingent of Ardmore carpenters VINO
left this morning for Nashville, len
nessee, to work on the government
munitions plant.
Walter Milburn, former resi-
dent of Madill, but now special agent
for the Home Insurance Company
was in Madll yesterday looking at
ter some business matters.
Dan O. Davis and son Melvin
F. J. Shebester, Tom Ballard wal,
ter Kendall and Claude Apple all
of Lebanon, were business visitors
in Madill yesterday.
Penn Scott and Leonard Woody
who volunteered some time ago, left
Yesterday for Austin, Texas, to take
the six weeks course in mechanics
at the Texas university.
c. w. Briles of Oklahoma City
was in Madill yesterday.
Hinton Bell, who has been IN
Texas the past two months, re-
turned home yesterday for few
davs visit with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 3. Lewis, spent
Yesterday in Ardmore.
DR.. J.. I. CASTOR was an Ardmore
visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Henry Archerd and children
Of Wewoka who had been visiting
Mrs. Archerds mother, Mrs. Lucy
Gavle. returned home yesterday.
Virginia and Joyce Gayle accom-
panied them for few weeks visit.
Martha and Virginia Carter re
turned yesterday after a few weeks
visit with relatives at Sherman and
Allen, Texas.
Mrs F. L. Jones of Kingston Wis
tied in Madill yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. AWE Yount. nurse at ot.
Vincent's Sanitarium at Sherman,
is in Madill taking a vacation and
sisiting relatives and friends.
Miss Lucille Brockman. who is at