The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-01
MARIETTA NEWS NOTES
(Ardmoreite Correspondence

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Marietta, Okla, Feb Our volun-
teers for Wednesday, Albert Coleman,
Luther T. Massey and Jacob w. Ladd
enlisted in Uncle Sans service and will
he sent to Fort Logan, Colo, for as
signment at once.
Charles Bassett went to Ardmore yes
terday to take the examinations to en-.
list in the service.
We aim to give our Marietta readers
all the news while it is news, through
the columns Of The Daily Ardmoreite
So if you know any news items, cau
telephone 21S, and we will appreciate
same.
Mrs. w. r. Pruitt Of Oklahoma City
is spending the week with her sister,
Mrs. A. p. Bailey.
Don't forget the Edison recital, which
will be in Marietta Feb. 5, benefit Of the
Red Cross.
Hayne Liddell of Waurllla, Okla, is
in our city this week on business.
Frank Sherwin of Gainesville was in
Marietta Wednesday, and reports that
his wife, who recently underwent an
operation at the Gainesville Sanitarium,
is doing nicely, and has been moved to
her nome in town.
Richard Cray young son of DR.. Gray
of Thackerville, is reported very Ill
with pneumonia.
Oscar Allegood left for Ardmore yes,
terday where he will yake the exami-
nations for service with U. s. A.
Tom Wyont, a brother Of Mrs, Sam
| Robertson, died very suddenly at his
! home In Oklahoma City Tuesday night.
Mrs. Robertson left on the next train to
attend the funeral, and to be with her
aged mother.
]. d. Christian federal livestock in.
spector is here today Of business. He
Is stationed at Gainesville as inspector
Tor Cooke County.
The thermometer Wednesday morn.
ing registered degrees above zero,
with a cold north wind blowing. The
weather was cloudy and light snow
flakes were flying at $50 a. m.
| County court adjourned yesterday
after clearing up the docket, resulting
in six criminal convictions, four cases
dismissed, one not guilty, one case con.
tinued. Appeal bonds were filed in two
cases in the civil docket. Johnson VS..
Alexander case was dismissed; First
| State Bank vs. w. c. Blackwell was
continued; A. w Lowery ct al, VS.
j. c. Palmer, continued; w. j. Caraway
VS.. w. c. Peden, continued.
e. E. Strader, county agent, reports
visiting Burneyville and vicinity Tues
day and Wednesday, inoculating hogs
with cholera serum. A number Of hogs
were lost in that vicinity from contact
with infected hogs, he reports. He is
hopeful that he has checked the spread
The Retail Merchants Association
neld its regular meeting Tuesday night
President J. d. Freeman presiding Busi.
ness Of Importance was transacted.
w. w. Page was a business visitor
to Ardmore Wednesday.
Perry e. Martin was in Marietta yes.
terday.
d. Hardy Of the Hardy & Mckinney
Hardware Company left Marietta Wed
nesday for Marlin, Texas. lie will be
away about thirty days, being there
for the benefit of his health.
Little boys and girls, have you bought
your Thrift Stamp? You can help to
| VII tlllS war anu help your IUClc SAN
by buying q twenty-fvecent Thrift
Stamp.
L. j. Murray salesman for the Amer
lcan Cash Grocery Stores Company
system of Ardmore, is in Marietta this
week in the interest of the company.
Miss Clara Roberts, teacher of the
Seventh grade at the Longfellow School
left for Gainesville yesterday to have
, her eyes treated.