The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-19
MADll.l.
W. J. BELL.
Representative for Marshall Co.
Full Carrier Service.

Madill, Okla, July l9.-The M.
dill Oil & Cotton Company through
its attorneys, Kennamer & Coax
ley, filed s,Gt in the district court
against Ben B. Burney, county trea:
urer wherein it claims the sum ot
S2,I88.5O on account OF over-levies
on the tax rolls, for the year 1915
which plaintiff was forced to pay
Attached to the petition is copy
of judgment rendered in the u. S
district court for the eastern dis
trict Of Oklahoma, wherein it was
ordered that this amount be return
ed upon application.
George S. March filed two suits
against the St. Louis and s. F. Ry
Co. and the Midland Valley Rail
road for X. H. Chowning in which
he claims judgment against them
Jointly for alleged damages to a
shipment of cattle from Talihina TO
Foraker in April of this year.
Herman Dierks, by his attorney,
!. O. Minter, filed suit yesterday
/, against J P. Reirdon and ]. T. War
Aren in which he claims damages in
the sum of $4,250 and for posses
sion of premises upon which Mr..
Reirdon claims lease.
ID. F. Underwood and ]. Q. Ad-
ans, both of Durant, who were
arrested upon complaint filed
with Judge Lewis, charging them
with forgery. waived preliminary
trial and their bonds were each Sc.
in the sum of 81 500 for their ap-
pearance at the next term of the
district court.
Marriage licenses were issued by
the court clerk to F. A. Reese of
Kingston, and Miss Thclma Lester
OF K<'gston; Ed Edwards of Ma
dill and Miss Pearl Hathaway Of
Tishomingo.
Miss Elsa Worthy who has been
visiting in Madill returned to her
home at Durant yesterday.
William Willis. w. A. Little and
son, and Ed Jones, all of Kingston,
transacted business in Madill yes
terday.
Mrs. Claudia f. Reirdon and Mrs.
B. +. Dalton were in Ardmore yes
terday.
Miss Dollie Kirk and Miss Ma
bel Morgan went to Mill Creek
yesterday, where they will visit
for few days.
lvey Rrown, son of c. NJ. Brown,
former deputy sheriff, after a ten
days visit with relatives and friends
returned to the camp this morning
Mrs. Richard Perryman return
ed from Woodville yesterday after
spending few days with his uncle,
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph White.
4 Mrs. James Buckley of Wood.
vile made a business trip TO Ard
more yesterday.
Miss Lora Maynard went to Sui
phur yesterday.
Misses Pauline Campbell Clara
J enkins, Laura Coleman, Mana.
Marguerite and Lucille March and
Grace Barnard, who have been at
tending the summer term of the
normal school at Du-
rant, returned home yesterday.
Miss Zula Whitsel returned yes
terday afternoon from Ardmore,
where she was the guest for several
days of Judge and Mrs. D. A.
W alker, and Mrs. Shannon Bolton.
Joseph Driver and family Of
Petty, Texas. are in Madill visiting
with Mr.. Drivers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. Driver.
A card from Ennis Creekmore,
who volunteered some weeks ago
or service in the railroad corps and
vas sent to Camp Laurel, Mary I
and, for training, states that he has
anded safely overseas.
Sam Owen left yesterday after ,
loon for St. Louis. On his return :
rip Mr.. Owen will stop at Windsor, ,
No., to visit his mother, Mrs. w. !
). Owen, and other relatives.
Misses Marie Lones and brother, {
:. A. Sones, went to Tishomingo Q
esterday afternoon. They will Wis !,
at Mill Creek before returning.
r. L. Davis went to Sherman,
'exas. yesterday afternoon where
e will remain with his son. Will
am, at the sanitarium, relieving
frs. Davis, who has been with him I
ince Sunday. Mrs. Davis will re- b
urn home for a few days rest. Viii a
am. who is being treated for an
bscessed knee, is improving. L
Mi~ Leila Isenhour OF Denison, e
exas, visited Miss Louise Long
esterday. II
Miss Lee Ora Raborn has been "
isiting Miss Louise. Long this :
eek.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Green went
, Sulphur yesterday where they
i'll visit for few days after which
lev will leave for Washington, ID.
=, where Mr.. Green has a civil
rvice appointment as typist in the
rial service. Mr.. Green has been
nployed for several years as alb
ractor, but has closed his business
re and answered the call.
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