The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-31
MAD1lLl
W. J. BELL,
Representative for Marshall Co.
Full Carrier Service.
(Ardmoreite Correspondence.)


of the editorial staff of the New
York Tribune, and at present is the
publisher of the Bicknell (Ind.) J
Monitor. He has many friends in
Madill and stands high in the esti-
nation of all who knew him while
engaged as teacher in Madil high
school.
Miss Mcmillan has been reared
in Madill After graduating from
Madill high school she attended
Harcourt school in Ohio and Okla
homa University. She is beautiful
and accomplished and loved by all
who know her.
Miss Emma Taylor. who was
taken to Ardmore Tuesday suffer
ing with appendicitis, died in that
city Wednesday night. The body
was brought to Madill yesterday
morning and laid to rest in the aft
ernoon in Woodbury. Forest Gene
terry, the Rev. A. P. Johnson con-
Quoting the funeral service.
Frank Vaden of Sherman was the
guest this week OF MIR. and Mrs.
Taiaferro, going to Rolf yesterday
morning.
Ernest Chestnut of Kingston was
in Madill yesterday morning en-
route to Ardmore for the purpose
of volunteering for service in the
navy. Ernest is the son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. c. c. Chestnut. He has just
become of age and decided he would
volunteer now and not wait for the
selective draft. His brother, Claude
Chestnut, is training at Camp
Travis.
Mrs. Lynn Coursey and children,
Paula and Jack, left yesterday
for Gainesville, Texas,
where they will visit for few days .
wish Mr. Courseys fathec, A. J.I
Coursey.
c. A. Jones made business trip
to Mill Creek yesterday.
Cecil Trammel, who has been at
tending school at Peniel, Texas,
returned home yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Fortner
have arrived from Peniel, Texas.
Mr.. Fortner has been attending the
Peniel college for the past two years
and was married at Greenville few
weeks ago.
Guy Keel of Woodvlle was
business visitor in Madill yesterday.
Judge d. A. Walker OF Ardmore
vas in Madill yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Ingram OF
Noodville were in Madill yesterday
morning. Mr.. Ingram is on his way
or business trip to Durant. Mrs.
ingram spent the day in Madill with
Ter daughter, Mrs. Earl Harris.
II. +. Fitch left yesterday after
loon for Oklahoma City to attend
o some business affairs.
George Henry left yesterday eve
ling for Dallas, where he will enter
business college.
Miss Willie Hemphill returned
-esterda yafternoon from Sapulpa,
where she had visited for a week
With Miss Wilmuth Pritchett.
Miss May Harris and little Miss
Helen May Harris OF Ardmore were
n Madill yesterday afternoon en-
cute 10 Durant to visit relatives
nd friends.
Capt. {. c. Franks returned yes I
erday from a few weeks visit with
lis sons, Will and John Franks at
DALLAS, and relatives in western Ok
lhoma.
Miss Sallie Hartwell of Benning- I
on is in Madill this week visiting
nth Miss Alma Winton.
Mrs. George Rider and Mrs. A. p. /
iarsh left yesterday evening for ,
little Rock. Ark. for a few days
isit with Lieuts. Charles Rider and :
.obert Marsh.
c. b. Williams of Ardmore was in :
iadill yesterday.
Memorial day was observed BY !
ne postoffice and all the banks OF a,
iadill, and as requested by Presi- .
ent Wilson. by most of our citizens
5 a day of fasting and prayer. All ,
ores were closed and the people
altered at the courthouse and
nited in sending up their prayers
,r their own and allied nations.
Yesterday a we'll being drilled by !,
oy NJ. Johnson of Ardmore and
hers in section q 7sse, about IL
lies south of Madill. was brought
at a depth OF 200 feet. The well q
ands 10 feet in oil and cannot be t
wered with the bailer.. The drill c
Is feet in the sand and not
rough. 1t is estimated that the &
ell as it is at present will produce n
'out 20 barrels. r
Misses Stella Winston and Ruby a
umm of Nc MILAN, and Mr.. Nor I
5 Morton OF Ardmore, were Ma
II visitors Wednesday. \
Mrs. c. V. Grant and son, {. V. S,
T., who have been visiting friends :
MadiIl for a week, have returned
Denison. d
]. W. Hill. real estate dealer OF Il
iris. Texas, was a business visitor .
Madill for two or three days
is week.
Mrs. Lottie Durham OF Wood