The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-04
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS.
PAU Woorz is in Guthrie.

are attending a Christian EndeaVOr
mass meeting.
The fire department was called to
/ the home of Jeff Davis, lO5 McLish
avenue, at II o'clock this forenoon, to
/ eNtinguish "a grass fire.
r. j. Hames, Company T., 3l5th t..
5 Engineers. who spent the Christmas
holidays with his sister, Mrs Paul
Jones returned today to Camp Travis
Miss Lucille Warren of Waco, Texas
who has been the guest Of the Misses
Reed, 1919 West Main street, left today
for Pawnec, where she will visit several
weeks before returning home,
The Hudson-Houston Lumber com
pany has filed suit in the district court
against Joseph c. Casson to enforce a
mechanics lien against lot g. block So,
feadton to collect $1,2O4.55.
a Jail delivery at Pauls Valley yes
terday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock resulted
| in the escape Of two prisoners. One
/ Of the fuEitives, w, j. Webb, was held
ON a charge of burglary and the other
James Clark, was charged with larceny
Fred Hines of The Daily News and
/ Daily Panhandle, Amarillo, Texas, left
| this noon for his home after spending
a few days here visiting relatives. Mr..
Hines is a former resident of this city.
Cecil Giger who was charged with
holding up Lee Trip, early in December,
robbing him of $lG, tying him to a tree
and running away with Giger's car.
was given a hearing yesterday after.
noon before Judge r. W. Champion in
the county court and was held under
$1,000 bond for trial in the district court.
The second recital by Nilmot Good
win, baritone, Florence Austin. violinist.
and Lee Cronican pianist, under the
auspices of the High School Mothers
club, was given last night at the High
school auditorium. Although only
small audience was present. the artists
presented a thoroughly enjoyable pro.
gram surprising in excellence. per
haps. that of the previous night.
Gcnnie Nevn Opal McClam and
| Frank Morgan, arrested here just he.
fore Christmas for shoplifting, were
/ fined s. and costs each in Justice
Franklin Bourlaud'S court this morn
ing. I'm the other cases against them
each was held under 5000 bond for trial
i'm the district court. They put up cash
bonds and were released
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Timau of Okla.
homa city, who spent the Christmas
holidays with Mr.. and Mrs. 4. l.. Zum-
walt, 500 B street northwest, and Mrs.
NJ. a. Tillman 517 Il street southwest.
returned home today. They were ac.
companied home by Miss Nellie May
Tillman, who viii spend several weeks
there
Mr.. aad Mrs. j. L. Blankenship of
Dallas Texas, singing eyaugelists, have
inaugurated series of evangclistic
meetings at the South Ardmore Eapist
church, Of which the Rev. T.. I. Averet,
is pastor. The Rev. j. a. Scott of Los
Angeles, Cal, formerly of oklahoma
city will arrive carly next week ~
assist in the series Of meetings.
K. f., Callaghan, who was charged
with burglarizing the store of Miss Alb
bic Bailey, was given a hearing Wed.
nesday in the county court. Judge r.
w. Champion took the case under ad.
visement and later released the defend.
ant there not being sufficient evidence
TO warrant holding the defendant. Cal.
laghan was arrested recently at FIT.
Worth and brought back here last sun.
day by Deputy Sheriff Carter
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Dick Cheek. who died Wednesday at
her home, 2lS \ street northeast, were
held yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock
lat Carter Avenue Methodist church.
The services were conducted by the Rev.
j. j. Shaw and interment was i'm Rose
Hill cemetery, In addition to her hus.
band, Mrs. Cheek is survived by two
children, her father two sisters and a
brother.
ln a pistol duel at Headton last night,
between Frank Jones and w. A. C'Spec'J
Richards it is reported eighteen shots
were fired only one of which took ef-
feet Jones being wounded in the leg.
Both men were arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Bud Ballew and brought to Ard.
moro, Complaint was made in Justice
Franklin Bourland's court, charging