The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-13
MI llAaRIETTA A a
MRS. NATIVE N. ROSE
Agent and Correspondent.
Bel Telephone offic~
Full Carrier Service.
Miss Lula Chambers OF Thacker-

Miss Lula Chambers OF lhacker-
Vile was in Marietta Yesterday.
Mrs. Jesse Jordan OF Cloudcrott,
n. NJ, arrived in Marietta Satur-
day and will make this her future
home. ]. l.. Jordan is expected at
anv time as he is making the trip
overland.
Miss Mona Floyd OF Thacker-
vile was in Marietta yesterday.
Maurie Short from Fort Worth,
is home on a furlough visiting rela-
tives.
Miss Lorein Pool OF Sherman ar
rived in Marietta Sunday and will
be principal Of the high school tenn
porarily, taking the place of Prot.
Berry Cobb, who is convaleScinS
from severe spell of influenza.
Mrs. II. w. Choate and son, VIII
lis. Jr.. returned from Nocona, Tex
as where she spent the weekend
with her daughter, Mrs. John JUS
tin and family.
Crawford w. Cameron and Clyde
Liddell were in Gainesville last
night
MIR. and Mrs. Zade Fandy were
in Ardmore yesterday.
Mrs. +. /. Harper and Mrs. Qui-
mine Tones of Thackerville we're IN
Marietta yesterday.
Miss Lille May Riggs OF King
LING spent the weekend in Marietta
the guest of Miss Mary Eta Barnes
who returned as far as Ardmore
with her.
Marietta Hangs the Kaiser.
When the news was received yes
terday and our crazy whistle blew
itself hoarse, everybody knew the
good news and with utter abandon,
proceeded to shoot her up" and Gel
citrate the wars ending. The streets
were lined and amid yells, cheering
and auto horns, pandemonium broke
loose. Autos speeded up and down
the Main street with hundreds OF
guns. all firing continuously. Hin
denburg line could hardly have
made more racket. News was quick
" spread to every country home
and all sped quickly to Marietta
where the big stunts were pulled OH
Mr.. and Mrs. Everybody and the
dogs came to town and joined IN
the thanksgiving celebration. At Z
u. NJ. line Of autos mile long
close together, all decorated and re-
| splendent with flags and bunting
was formed and the big parade was
off. After returning to the starting
noint. the county court house, pa
triotic speeches were heard, amid
firing and last, but not least, the
kaiser was duly hung amid the yeiiS
of the spectators who thronged INC
| court house lawn.
The train arriving with the extra
edition of The Ardmoreite, was
God send as the people were hun,
grv for the news. A large crowc
Gathered at Westheimer's store
Where a quilt was auctioned oil tol
the benefit OF the Red Cross, beng
donation made by Miss VirglH'
Parker. bringing the sum OF SlI.uo
Sneeches were made in the interes
of the war work campaign and
report by w. A. Thompson tina
i New Hope and Marsden were th'
1 first to go over the top.
Several creditable displays OF dec
GRATED autos were noticeable. Ih'
narade was headed by Northcutt
truck. carrying Uncle Sam Is. Fl
Robinson.) with the kaiser prls
oner. Next was B. B. Askews ca
with Miss Supery Askew as Amer
| ica. followed by the Telephone Com
nanv's car with the Goddess OF Lib
| ertv (Miss Mamie Jones) and Un
Gle Sammy's Soldier Boy (Jame'
Cowan) and little Miss Americ;
miss Eloisc Rose), the car being
nlacarded with signs and reading
about our boys and der Kaiser ant
his German bunch and also deco
rated with bunting and flags OF ou
|! allies suspended on tall pole. 9th
er cars were beautifully decorated
with bunting and American flags
The day and parade will be on,
long to be remembered by all citi
zens OF the county. All bushes
houses closed except drug stores
confectionery and restaurants ant
all remained closed during the par
ade. Thanksgiving services wer
held at the high school auditorium
Pay part of your debt to our son
In arms hy helning to en.lVen thel