The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-12

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I'm. Roberts United War Work
campaign manager planned an ex-
jensivc speaking tour for Sunday
carrying the campaign to every
school house in Murray county
lTroups OF speakers made an all day
iour OF the county.
Mrs. Paul Rial of Sulphur, rural
chairman for the United War Work
campaign is knitting sweater. ia
he presented to General Pershine
by the school district in Murray
County that gets the largest sub
scription above its quota. Mrs. Rial
Is an expert knitter and the present
viii be handsome one for General
Pershlng, and stimulant to the
workers in the various school dis
tricts TO rivalry TO determine who
shall have the honor OF presenting
The sweater.
DIR. Charles Evans OF Oklahoma
Iity Will address the Murray Coun-
~ Teachers Association which meets
at Sulpsuh tomorrow.
w. +. Latimer OF Paris. Texas,
formerly an attorney at Sulphur was
here last week on business.
A, A. Aldrich and family OF near
Mill Creek were in Sulphur We'd
nesday.
Rev, Chas, H. Armstrong Of Lind
say, formerly Methodist pastor in
this city, is here with his family.
Mr. Armstrong preached the funer-
al service for John Jenkins who died
at Nitro, West Va, few days
ago.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ.
Baughman of Sulphur, a son.
Recent arrivals overseas from
Murray county are: Ralph Robin
son, Sulphur; Thomas Ira Hooks,
Davis; Joe Goodgame, Mill Greek;
Earl and Van Thornton, Dougher-
ty Bertie L. Bulen, Mill Greek and
Sidney Talley, Sulphur.
The following have been named as
directors of the Murray County
Chapter, American Red Cross So
clety for the ensuing year: Mrs. w.
O. Bourland Mrs. Nina Frossard,
Mrs. ]. A. Adams and Mrs. Earle
Masters. c. NJ. Mayes, Ira Pacey and
B. b. Horsman.
Only one Republican candidates
ran for office in Murray County
this year. Charles Cathcart who
lives south OF Sulphur, waas Re
publican candidate for county COM
missioner from the first district. He
was defeated by f. d. Parish of
Hickory. Democratic candidate by
a vote of 2l6 to 129. There was no
county Socialist ticket.
28 To Camp Cody
The following 20 men left Friday
for Camp Cody, New Mexico:
Barto Keller Ferguson.
Hugh Napoleon Carter.
Winifred Bunion Dunnam.
Claude Sales.
Ivan Marion Anderson
William Marion Buchanan
Hawley Hobson Edmondson
William Harve Harbolt
Clark Wayne Abbott
Clarence Elmer Garrett
Lon Campbell
Marvin Pierce
Frank Peterman
Ollie Pugh
Ernest II. Scrivner
Robert Lee Crudup
Amos Elmer Jackson
Charles Leonard Edwards
George Herbert Barry
William Robin Morris
Delbert Earl Burch
Marvin Henry Heard
Claud Earl Rouse
Matt Henderson King
Mark B. Fowler
John Hardy Jackson
Lee Welch
Roy Marion White
Ralph Thomas Smith
Fandy N. Hassen
Ernest David Blythe
Lynn Staples Bobo
Harrison B. Edwards
Andrew Jackson King
Robert Merle Williams
Miss Gussie Holland, Is year old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. !.
Palmer, who live near Palmer, died
Thursday. The body was shipped
to Springdale, Ark.
Judge w. n. Lewis of Davis was
n Sulphur Friday.
Col. w. J. Scott who is drilling
or oil between Davis and Dough-
.rty was in Sulphur Friday procur- +
ng supplies for his commissary at
he camp in the mountains. His test :
we'll is down 1000 feet.
]. L. Cosby received a telegram ,
friday notifying him that his cousin
;ergt. Ludi Kinney had been severely
Wounded in an engagement on the =,
Western front. Sergeant Kinney had !;
,nly recently recovered from a Sc :,
ere "gassing.'
Mrs. Ned Turner, Mrs. A. P. +,