The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-30
MADILl
W. ]. BELL.
Representative for Marshall Co
Full Carrier Service.

front, enlarging the working room
E. and greatly adding TO the general
= appearance of the interior of the
building.
The Rev. and Mrs. w, s. Derrick
have returned from Sherman, where
they have been in attendance on
: William Davis, who has been under
going treatment for badly
r bruised knee, in the hospital for
!. several days. They report his con-
dition improving. Mr.. Davis went
down on later train to be with him
for a few days, when he hopes to
be able to bring him home.
Miss Willie Reid, who was op-
Grated on for appendicitis at Dallas,
a few days ago, is reported to be
improving.
=" Ed Jones, prominent business man
and farmer of Kingston, was look
ing after business matters here yes
terday.
Prof. Sam Henderson, assisted by
Miss Laura Coleman % this city, be
gan their summer school at Antioch
Monday.
M. Harton of Kinlock, who was
taken to Sherman hospital several
days ago, for treatment Tor frac-
tured limbs sustained in an accident
with a team, has returned and Is
able to be on the streets again.
ct
Worth is spending few days with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pace in
South Madill. use
Miss Thclma Rierdon and sister
Mary have returned from Denison,
Texas, where they spent the week
end with their grandfather, Charles
Reirdon.
Home Service Offices.
The Home Service Section of the
Red Cross have established Offices
in the courthouse where at almost
any hour OF the day the friends and
relatives OF the boys ill the service
are able to find assistance on mat
ters relating to the welfare OF the
boy and the matters that so closely
interest him at this end of the line.
The committee assist in making
out claims for family allotment and
allowance, for insurance and i'll fact
have a general information bureau
for their exclusive benefit.
Realty Transactions.
County clerks records show the
following real estate transfers:
Guardian deed from Elan Ward,
guardian of Lister Wilson to Eugene
Cox, all minors interest in and to:
SW SW NE, Sc Sc NV, NE NE
SW, and NV NV Sc and VIZ T
Sc Sc of Section 30, township 4 i
south range 4 east. and SE Sc Sc ,
section 25. township ! south. range
east, and NE NE NE section 80, !,
ownship south, range 3 east, for
consideration OF $4,000 =
Warranty deed from Mrs. L. NJ. .
to II. A. Harris to lots
s and 10 in block number 25. town
# Woodville, Okla. for considera- W
ion of 81 $50. :,
Ntdl tSldiC luDi NShSt NONNi ~ ;
.bove described lots for 500. ID
Warranty deed from w. A. Gill u
more and wife to +. r. Haddock Sc
or consideration of $6,50O; 81 o
JE NE and Sc NE and NE Sc
ection IS, township south, range h'
east.
Real estate mortgage covering ei
DTS and i in block number 10, "
own OF Cumberland, for considera- W
ion of $37S.
Marshall County Free Fair. 6;
Mr.. Ewing. secretary of the coun- SC
, fair. informs The Aidmorcite re- s.
orter that matters are being ar al
anged for better and greater free OF
lir for Marshall county than ever dc
efore. We have 20 acres. ideally ii,
,cated just south OF Madill's busi ju
ess district, and have all kinds of kr
ibstantial buildings built and paid
,r, that may be needed for the at
ousing Of crop exhibits, stock te
arms, chicken houses, hog pens. in tn
ct everything you would expect TO
nd at a fair. all being kept up At re
le public expense from taxation. wi
I'd with buildings arranged, grounds te,
-operly kept throughout the year NJ
, a paid attendant; with crops as bu
,od as anywhere, with as good hi,
ock as the state can furnish, we
lpect to show the people just (,
hat Marshall County has 10 offer, an
ID. by the way, show 10 the man -;
thin our gates county and ,.,
1T OF our great commonwealth "a
at We are proud of and can recon- -;
end to our neighborS. -
The fair grounds arc supplied with 'A'
,ter from the city reservoir and
-hted from the city plant. The -
ties are set for September ). o and 'to
We do not brag or boast of our ~ ~
cd things, vet we claim TO be the mn
eal county of this par. OF the state pAi
r a variety of soils and produc- Wa
ms. One can find from actual eye
its throughout the county the sai
ickest sticky land of anywhere. en-
: deep sand suited for peanuts, mas
rghum, melons and in fact every mo
ng that will grow on a vine: the ing
h valleys of the Washita and the hel
d. CLASSY. Sandy and other J