The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-29
NEWS Of MADILL
Nrdmoreite Correspondencel


county club boys won prizes at the
state fairs at Oklahoma City and Mus
kogee in the corn club team contests:
Claude Cook, Madill, $3.50; Cecil
Gumm, Mcmillan, $3.50; Arthur Hicks,
Aylesworth, $3.50; Corag Jaques Will
lis, $3.50; Robert Mahoney, route 8, Ma
GILL $3.50; James Pass, Mcmillan, $3.50;
Shrader Corder Willis, $3.50; willis
Purcell, Madnl, $3.50; Walter Corder
Willis, $3.50; r. ID. Taliaferro, Madll,
$3.50
These prizes were awarded at the
state fair at Oklahoma City. Each OF
the above named boys won prizes of So
Zach in the same contest at the MuSko-
see fair. The same boys won eleven
hundred dollars in scholarships at the
Red River Valley fair at Sherman,
Texas.
The Ardmoreite congratulates these
young men (all under is years old IN
being able to win these prizes in com
petition with worthy boys from all over
the state, and Marshall county on hav
ing for future citizens such live wires
as these young men give promise or.
growing up to be. They will be the pro
gressive farmers, stockmen and bust
ness men of the near future. Thou
sands of older heads could do wonders
by emulating their efforts.
The directors of the Marshall county
free fair, at a meeting Monday, Ian. o.,
set the date for the holding of the 1918
Cot
and 7th of September.
A stipulation was filed in the office
Of the court clerk, w. G. Campbell, yes
terday in the case Of in re petition or
c. L. Scott and Dave Scott for writ
of habeas corpus, in which the attor-
neys for the state and Sheriff Jonn
Glenn, and also the attorneys for the
petitioners, that the petitioners may be
transferred from the Marshall county
lail in Madill to the Jail at Ada in Pom
totoc county, there to await the further
orders of the district judge, or until the
May, 1918, ter moi court at which time
to be tried for the murder of Dave
Glenn, committed at Lebanon the 10Th
of December, 1917.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy d. Stone and
daughters, Margaret, Katherine and
Naomi Bess, returned yesterday after
room from Ardmore, whore they haG
been with Mr.. Stones mother, Mrs w.
r.. Stone, who has been seriously i'll with
pneumonia. Mrs Stone is reported
much better.
Homer Moss of Lebanon was bust
ness visitor in Madill yesterday.
Ernest Gwatney, Buster Wolfe,
FLOYD Conway and Hub Creekmore re-
turned from a short visit at Ardmore
yesterday morning.
Mrs. j. /. Holland and daughters,
Misses wilma and Mildred left yester-
Gay morning for Valley View, Texas,
.or weeks visit with Mrs. Hollands
brothers, j. Ross and Charles Walker
who are with the quartermaster's de-
partment of the National army and sta
toned at Maria, Texas, now at home
for a visit.
Miss Melcena Thomas. teacher in Ma
dill high school, spent the weekend Wis
lting her mother, Mrs. j. a. Thomas, at
Aylesworth.
Mrs. win Vandervort visited with Mr.
end Mrs. Frank Vandervort at KinlocK
Saturday.
Miss Jewell Leary of Aylesworth was
,he guest Saturday of Miss Annie De
vault and other friends in Madill
Miss Maude Henshaw left Sunday
afternoon for Dallas, where she goes for
some special musical instruction, and
from Dallas will 90 to Kaufman, Texas
for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Nerna
Miller before returning home.
ID. d. Whiting made short business
trip to Denison Saturday, returning
Sunday afternoon.
State Senator John S. Vaughan OF
Wapanucka visited with relatives ond
friends at Kingston Saturday and sun
cav and was in Madill long enough
Sunday afternoon to hello with friends
and acquaintance.
Miss Mona March, who is teaching
the school in district No, 25 this winter
spent Saturday and Sunday visiting her
parents, Judge and Mrs. George 5.
March
Miss Lille Hoffman of Ardmore'
teacher Of the Rocky Point school this
winter, spent the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Theodore Hoffman, in Ard
more, returning to her school work sun
day afternoon.
Rev. S. II. Babcock filed the pulpit
at the Methodist church Sunday eve
ring and returned to his home at Du-
rant yesterday morning.
r. IL. Chowning left yesterday morn
ing for a few days trip to Talihina,
Okla.
Mrs. r. J. Ingram Of Woodville was
the guest Of her daughters, Mrs. Earl
Harris and Mrs. Sy Prigmore, in Madih
yesterday.
r. L. Buck of Woodville transacted
business in Madill yesterday.
Mrs. ]. I. CASTOR and Mrs. Carl Dill
Ingham were Ardmore visitors yester-
Cay.
A NJ. Robertson went to Tishomngo
to look after some business yesterday
f. n. Haddock was business visitor
at Tishomingo yesterday.
A. ]. Ducket Jim Ducket and A. Dill
INV of Woodville were Madill visitors
Monday morning.
II. p. Wigs returned yesterday after
room from few days trip to McAles'
Ter and Dallas.
]. c. Hopkins, the publisher of the
Kingston Messenger, was in Madill yes
terday looking after business matters.
M. j. King of the Woodville country
was a business visitor in the county
scat Monday,
Miss Laura Coleman, teacher OF the
Isom Springs school in the south part
of the county, returned to her school
Monday after few days spent with her
aunt, Mrs John L. Derrick, ana ianhly,