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Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

has been used fer all ailments that a.
caused BY disordered stomach sn5.;n
1--we liver, such as sick headache, con-
supetlon; sour stomach. nervous inSi-
sesuoe, fermentation Of food, palpits-
tlon OF the heart caused by gases in tba
stenseh. August Flower is a gentle
laNatlve' regulates digestion both in
stoinaeh and intestines. cleans and
sWeetens the stomach and alimentarv
canal, stimulates the liver to secrets
She pie ana impurities from the,bIooS
SOLD by Pettyjohn's Pharmacy.
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
WALTER L. MAIN FASH
PLATE SHOWS.

Representatives sf the Walterr
Fashion Plate Shows have ccmnIs,.i
arrangements for the appearance Al,
world famous enterprise In NiiS.i
Monday, September 3Oth.
For more than a decade the W,,-
Main Shows have maintained mn
nent place in the front ranks Of AM.
shows because OF its unusual cbars-,
tics as a circus its essential ou,li-
Different from the other Shows
hne menagerie and its great disoIr
hne horses. What then NAV be en-.
when It is announced that We are +
treated to such an exhibition 4.
the patrons of tented Amusement, 4
be justified in expecting an unr
mentorious performance and they
surprising exhibitions of trsiuej
and skillful performers suchs
never before witnessed.
The Walter L. Main
Shows viii exhibit in Milfoi
September 50th, giving
performances at 2 and S D.
grand spectacular street "a.
o clock noon.
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
HARRINGTON

Mrs J. ". Sheldrake has beez
entertaining Mss Helen Douglas from
Boston, and friends from Cambridss.
Mesdames Raynara Mnnra and
Smith spent Thursday with 8Irs.
Frank Graham.
Ralph Stevens Of Wilmington was
~ over Sunday guest Of Mr. ans Mrs.
Alfred Ross.
M. and 3lrs. EugsAe Wiz spent
Friday with Ar. and Mrs. Earle Nell
son OF Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles CahaU OF
Philadelphia. spent shs week end
with relatives.
Er. and Mrs. A. c. Saith OF Colds
bore and Mrs. R. ". Ross were re-
Gently entertained BY Mrs. Alfred
Ross.
Rev. ", L. Jump has returned
fBOm visit 70 PhiladelRhia.
While cutting on corn Dwight Han
son lad the misfortune to have the
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
RRIDGEYuLE.

Mss Mildred Curry las returned
from . visit with friends II Whining
ton.
Mrs. Sol Kline has returned from
a visit Ei-l friends aud relatives Z
Baltimore.
Ms. Rae Heir.ck Powell OF Dover
visited friends here the frs, Of the
week
Joseph Ua-ga Of Delma- vas Z
town the first Of the week
Miss Ne--.s Benson spent Sunday
Eitl lsr parents near Laurel
James Conway 0f Wilmington Ess
the guest OF his father the first of me
week
On Wednesday evening. September
IS, 1918. the lome o. NJ. zad Mrs
3 B. B0Ede1. Of near Seaf0rd Eas
the scene Of very pretty wedding
when their daughter Nellie vas unit
ed Z marriage 20 Martin Elliott OF
this town. Promptly AZ nine O'Clock
the BRIDE and groom. attended by the
brides parents marched 70 the parl0r
W1-c1 was -asretul-y decorated for
the occasion. 10 the tune OF a wedding
march played by Mrs George Wait
ney. The bride wore a blue french
travelling suit. Ei-L nat and gloves %
mzrc.- TIE ceremony was perform
Cd By Rev D. " JACOBS 0f Bridge
vile. After the ceremony the bridal
party and guests were invited in-o the
dinl1g--00m. where refreshments Of
various kinds we're served Upon -s-
turning from trip through the norm
3lr. and Mrs Elliott viii be AZ hous
20 t-s.r friends A. the home Of NJ.
and MIS-. 3 g. B0wde1. near Sea
ford
Pau Adams vas confined 10 AIS bed
the 1rs- OF the week with q severe
cold
Miss Bessie Sn0woerger has tend
cred her igua-iOn 10 the telephone
company 20 become effective October
A.. As yet no one mas been secured 10
accept the position.
Ile Misses Szllle Harris and Esther
smith have accepted Clerical positions
with tae dupont Powder Co. Al Car
uey's Point
Mr. and Ms Garland Morris Of
Philadelphia. ana Eikt0n Adams OF
Wilmington spent Sunday with E. G..
Adams
Vera. the infant child Of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hastings. died last FRI
lay Intsrment was made in the
Laurel cemetery.
Mrs. Jesse Lsgar. Jr.. OF Milford.
spent the week end with 3Ir. and Mrs.
] 2. Legar.
Misses Dorothy Newton. Ruth Mes 4.
sick, and Margaret Layton have re-
.urned 70 the W0men's College a.
Newark
Miss Elizabeth Morgan spent Sun
lay with her parents near Chaplains I
,hapei
Mr and Mrs. H. c. Layton and
on Michael made a motor trip 20
'ew Jersey this week. r
Miss Mae Knowles Is filing the va
ancy Al kline's Department Store
aused BY tie resi iE1at.on Of Miss Ed
"a DickeTsOn.
Marvel Richards. kormerly Of this Z
own, is somewhere in France as a 4
ispatch rider. Word received from '
in short time ago says that he met
ohn Sheldon, also from here. over =
here short time ago.
Herbert Aash Of Wilmington spent :
unday near Town with ms brother, l
oseph.
Miss Edna Young and brother have 5.
sturned from a visit with their uncle <
BuckrOe Beach, Va.
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Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27
LINCOLN CITY.

john Curtain o. Wilmington has
1Aen visiting 3lrs. H. C. Southard.
George Hatfield and family Of Cam
den, y. J.. have been called home bv
the illness OF J. y. LeCoEpt. Sr. He
Is steadily growing worse.
arthur Walls and family OF show
ell. Nd, have been the guests OF. Alr.
and Mrs. Charles walls.
Dr. Ira Henderson, OF Philadelphis
spent tls week end wiki his wife. He
IS waiting orders for active service
overseas.
2ra. Harvey Draper, of Whining
ton, is at the bedside OF her father. !.
Wesley Bennett. Of Cedar Neck.
The Ladies Aid will meet z-ith sFrs
George H. Wares on Frisar ava1inp
September 27th.
Merton Warren and wife and son
Howard, OF BOrdenrowu. y. J.. and
Richard Gzace and wise OF Asbu-T
Fark, n J., are the guests Of Frank
warren, and other relatives.
Many ef our people attended the re-
opening service Of the Slaughter Neck
eAureh on sunday All were greatly
In essed with the wonderful in
proYement that had been wrought.
Mss Ola scott Of St0ckley. is visn-
ing Srs. Harvey Davidson.
Funeral Director and Embairner
Lincoln City, Delaware,
White and black aearses. and q v,os
St0ok Of funeral suEples AZ M Tara
rooms * all times. Calls aay or nirht
ATTENDED 70 perso1ally. Phons 1a4-1a
Aats service Il des8red- Ar 1s-f--
E G. REED. Lincoln CITY. Del
Milford chronicle., 1918-09-27

We pay taxes to support cur Extan-
son work. Lsrs set the most cut q It
through group cooperation with our Csun-
y Agents through the Farm Bursau
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Ruch " TOVarzyStWach.
re STANISLAWOWA.

TowarzyStwo POlek Sw. Amy nr. 4SO
Zied.. ma sic dis wieczorem zebrac ma
bardzo wazne zebranie, w kt6rym mu'
sza wszyScy bye Obecni. Anna klar-
kowSka, pref. Amelia Kozak, sekret'
prot, 1887 Nc Henry I'll.
TOwarzystwO KOrOny POlSkiej III,
296 Zjedn., odbedzie W miesieczne
~posiedzenie we wtOrek, dnia 5gO mar
ca. q powodu waznych spraw Obecnosc
kazdego czionka wymagana. NJ. Walen-
sa prezes, Il. Paw1owski, sckr.
KANTOWA.
- Niniejszem zawiadamia braci
Tow. Kawaleryi oPlskiej p. o. Sw. ia
ma X. gr. 627 Zjed. IL spowiedz wiel
kanocna odbedzie sic dnia 9 marca,
a do Komunii Sw. p~rzystapimy W ME
dziele, dnia 10 marca o godzinie
$3.50 rano, czionkowie zebrac sic ma
ia W hall parafialnej. - St. Kowal-
czyk, PREF; Jan Wlezien, sekr. prot.
1913 Fry vi.
- Tow. Kadet6w Sw. Jerzego NJ.
gr. 4O2 Zjed. odbedzie regularne po-
siedzenie W Srode, dnia ego marca
O godzinie 1880 wieczorem, W hall
zwykfych p%osiedzen. j.. Ochab, pre-
yes; NJ. Zajac, sekr. prot, 1913 w.
Erie ,ul.
Tow. Sw. Wladys}awa Kr6la cd
bedzie miesieczne posiedzenie jutro,
ii. W $rode, dnia ego marca, o go
dzinie Smej wieczorem, w hall mr.. ..
- Stan. Kupczyk. pref; B. Niemie-
rowicz, 'sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-05

sprzedawania trunk6w sporo salunia-
rzy a miedzy tymi kilku Polak6w. O.
skarzeni on So O sprzedawanie trun-
k6w W niedziele. Ma liScie oskarzo-
nych znajdujemy: Andrzeja Las,
1897 w. 17-ta ul.; Piotra Tyrke,
2144 w. Huron ul., G.. Marcinkiewi-
CA, 1925 w. 45-ta ul., Walentego
Wilkowskiego, $3.50 Buffalo ave-, AL
berta Y~waszeka, 1924 Augusta ul. i
Jk6ba Kudna, 1924 Sherman ul.
q q -
NiejakiS Spierman, cz}onek REFER
wy policyjnej zauwazy} niewiaste pla
czaca pred domem pnr. 1176 Milwau
kee ave. Dowiedziai sic on cd nie1,
IL MAJ jej znajduje sic W wyszyn-
ku Jaworskiego, gdzie ten udai sic l
p~rezentujac gwiazde p~olicyanta "a
zadat wytkniecia palcem meza tel
kobiety. Jaworski, bez zadnych cere-
monii wyrzucil ma ulice Spiermana,
2 czego powstala sprawl sadowa. Sc
dzia po w%ysiuchaniu sprawy cafej,
uwolnif Jaworskiego a Spiermana
zawclano do biura kapitana policyi
gdzie gwiazde mu odebrano a W do
datku aresztowano, gdyz, jak sic
p6zniei przekonano, spierman maio
znai swe przepisy. Adwokatem bro
niacym Jaworskiego byf adwokat
WitOwSki
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NOTATKI %REPORTERA.

parafialnych. MONA bilety nabyc cd
czionk6w tychze klub6w i Bractw.
/ O G..
w Chicago bawi DIR. j. F. j. Ma
wrocki 20 st. Louis, Mo-, ktory PREY
jechai W celu z~aproszenia do mia
sta tego cz}onk6w Misyi Armii Pol
skiej we Francyi, ktorej p~rzyjecie cd
bylo sic zesziej niedzieli. Przy tel o.
kazyi, DR.. Nawrocki zwiedzif nasza
redakcye.
q q q
Wczoraj o godzinie $3.50 rano Cd
byf sic pogrzeb S. p. Alberta Wander
skiego. Zw}oki z domu zaloby pnr.
1903 Dickson ul., eksportowaf X.
Adolf Drewniak W asystencyi organi-
sty A. J.. Kwasigrocha, do kosc1oia
sw. Stanisiawa Kostki. Msze Sw. "a
spok6j duszy zmariego ~odprawif W
kosciele X. Pawel Tudyka, c. R.
Trumne nieSli: PIP. Woj. Rostenko-
wski, Stan. Switaj, Jan Kanabaj, Jo-
zef Rompca, Ignacy Zelki i j. ChoJ-
nowski, czlonkowie Tow. sw. An
drzeja, gr. 23S q. P. R. X. Czionko-
vie Tow. sw. Jerzego, gr. Sc S. P.
W Am. / Tow. owls" zaS sill PREY
karawanie.
Nieboszczyk znany by} przemysfo-
! wcom ma Stanisiawowie. Pozostawi
on zone Lucye e. G~ratzow) Wander
| ska z siedmioro dzie6mi. Ma pogrzeb
ziechali sic PIP. Jan i Walerya Ora
tick, z Stevens, Mimi, rodzice PAM
| Wanderskiej i p. Szufaltowski 2
| c6rka ze ST. Paul, Mimi. w pogrze-
| bic udzial braio 20 AUTOMOBILE. Zwfo-
XII z}ozono ma cmentarzu Sw. VOL
cfecha. Pogrzebem zajmowa& sic FIR.
A. Brandt.
6 o q
Redakcye DZIENNIKA CHICAGO
| SKIEGO odwiedEil wczoraj adwokat
Stanisiaw Grodzki, z St. Louis, Mo.
| Adwokat Grodzki przyjechal do Chi
cago W celu brania udziaiu W PREY
jecfu Misyi Armii Polskiej we Fran
CYL, jake sic odby{o ~zesziej niedzieli.
O q .
o $4,000 odszkodowania osRarze-
ME wni6sl do sadu wyzszego ,,Supe-
rior Court" jerry szczetynski, z pnr.
11247 Langley ave-, przeciw kompa-
nil tramwajowej Chicago Surface
Lines. Kilka tygodni temu gdy Szcze
tynski wsiadai ma tramwaj ten ma
gle ruszyi z miejsca zrzucajac go ma
bruk | kaleczac b~oleSnie. Sprawe pro-
wadzi adwokat J6zef F. Mall.
q y q
o godzinie 1890 wczoraj rano Cd
byi sic pogrzeb S. p. Wfadyslawa Sly,
pulskiesgo, z pnr. 1916 Dickson ul'
Zwfoki eksportowal X. Franciszek
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-05

Repinski i organista Jozef Golubski,
do koScioia Sw. Stanislawa Kostki,
| gdzie tez Msza Sw. "a dusze zmarfe-
, go odprawil X. Repinski. Orszak po-
grzebowy p%oprzedzaia kapela skfada-
iaca sic z II muzykant6w. Trumne
nieSli: Micha1 Zarek, Michal Rybar-
| czykz Michaf WojtuS, Wincenty
Losdarski, August Kulling i Stefan
Milewski.
Zmarly pozostawif zone Maryanne'
szeSciu braci i si0str. Pogrzebem
zajmowai sic Franciszek A. Brandt
PREY pomocy A. A. Kowalskiego. -
Zwfoki zmarlego zfozono ma cmenta-
rzu sw. Bonifacego gdzie tez pre-
m6wil slow kirka pozegnalnych X.
Franciszek Repinski.
q q q
Wczoraj rano W sadie kryminal-
nym Criminal Court) pred sedzia
Guerinem przesiuchiwana byla spra-
wa Karola Szczerbowskiego, kt6rego
O faiszowanie podpis0w ma czekach
oskarzy} ]. j. Chrzanowski. Ma pros
be adwokata strony oskaraonej | ma
przyznanie sic do why oskarzonego
| sedzia skazal go ma jeden rok wa
kacyi" do Bridewell i ma zapiacenie
81 kary i koszta sadowe. Adwoka-
tenn oskarzonego byl Bernard G.
Matz.
Wczoraj mad ranem jakiS dotych-
czas ME w~ySledzony RADIUS wfamaf sic
do mieszkania PIP. Franciszka i Zofii
| Dumalskich zamieszkaiych pnr. 14l1
Dickson ul. Stale sic to W czasie ME
| obecnoSci zony i gdy MAJ byf PREY
piracy. Dom caly zlodzieje s~pladroWa-
Ii a zabrali re soba portmonetke "a
w~ierajaca wiele kosztownych rzeczy.
q = -
Ma urlop dziesiecio-dniowy do ro-
dzic6w, PIP. J6zefa i Matyldy lmbior-
skich, zamieszkaiych pnr.. 1929 w.
Huron ul., %przyjechai syn ich, VIA
dvslaw Imbiorski, czlonek zalogi ma
okrecie u. S. Submarine Chaser NO..
224". Marynarz Imbiorski p~rzyJechai
wprost do Chicago z Charleston, So.
Carolina. Odwiedzil dis redakcye
Dziennika Chicagoskiego. Jest on
celnym strzelcem kt6rego, jak w1dac
? o~powiadan jego, submaryny szwaD-
skie bardzo sic obawiaja. Przyobiecaf
m1ody Imbiorski opowiedziec nam
swoje przygody ma morzu i tie splsze-
nv dla naszych czytelnik6w.
q q q
Ma gruby tart pozwolil sobie ia
ks smiaiek W South Chicago. Ma sta
cyi policyjnej PREY S9-tej ulicy Wy
ia} warrant ma przyaresztowante MI
cbata Natuszaka, z pnr. 1872 Mani
stee ave. niejakiS Abe Marietteck'
kt6ry twierdzii, IL Matuszak obra-
bowai go pred dwoma tygodniami'
Detektywi Patrick Collins j George
Mccormick, kt6rzy starali sic PREY
lapac Matuszaka zostali wczoraJ te-
lefonicznie zawiadomieni przez owe
go smialka, re ten widziaf jak Michai
Matuszak wszedl do koscioia polskle-
go PREY S7-mej i Commercial ave
Gdy ma miejsce oznaczone staWll1 sic
detektywi zastali tam orszak pogrze-
bowv wchodzacy wlaSnie do kosclo-
Ia, Przekonali sic IL w4asnie byi to
pogrzeb Michala Matuszaka ma kto-
rego a~resztowanie warrant miell. De-
tektywi, widzac, IL sObie ktos po-
rzadnie zakpif, wyszli z kosciofa i te-
raz szukac beda owego Smialka, a go
raco mu bedzie gdy go ziapia. .
q q q
z Departamentu Wojny donosza o
ciezkiem okaleczeniu zofnierza pol
skiego Maryana Gawlik, daWniej "a
m~feszkaiego pnr. 4O37 Drake ave.
Gawlik Jest szeregowcem W arm1i
wuia Sauna we Francyi gdzie tez
podczas potyczki rany W odniosf-
q
UbiegIej niedzieli policya chicago
ska przyiapaia ma goracym uczynku
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Z Biura Acknowledgment.

w ciagu DOLBY wczorajszej najwyz-
sza temperature ~wynosila SO stopni,
najnizsza rs stopni. Normalna tenn
peratura W tym dniu wynosi 81 stop
nj; niedob6r temperatury W tym ro-
ku 266 stopni.
Wsch6d slonca o godz. 6 min. %.
Zach6d slonca o godz. 5 min. Al.
eodlina rano as Wyiej 1911
8 ".... a.
8 ".... 49
=, 10 ,,.... So
Niepewna pogoda3 prawdopodobnie
Snieg p6zno dis ~wieczorem, Tub W
srode. Zimniej, temperature W sro-
de okoio 20 stopni wyzej zera. Shiny
poiudniowy wiatr.
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U AMMONIA.

Zawiadamiam Druhow / Druh-
nv IL posiedzenie miesieczne Tow. So
k6i Polski Bratnia Dion mr.. 1872 H.
s P, or. 1850 z. N. P. odbedzie sic
17go marca, o godz. 1870 popofudniu
w hall Chopina, u zbiegu ulic l9te1 !
Leavitt. 2 powodu IL 10 marca Tow.
urzadza przedstawienie teatralne -
iedno O 2giei popoludniu a drugie o
1880 wiecz6r -prosze sic stawit ma
powyzsze posiedzenie, BIO many bar
do wiele waznych spraw do zafatwie
MIA. Czoiem. - Kazimierz Gro
chowski, prezes; Karol Kupsik, sekr.
fin, 2O47 W. 18th pl.
UWAGA WOJCIECHOWO!
.Jutro. dnia ego marca odDedzle sic
~posiedzenie Tow. Heleny PadereWskleJ
w hall parafialnej o godzinie S-mej vic
czorem. Uprasza sic wszystkie czion-
kinie, wzgrednie Polki, kt0re sic dotych
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DZIENNK CHICAGOSR gamioa
pscza wheel drobnych ogiosseh. anil
tell wszystkie inne dzienniki polskis
= Chicago razem WzietA

Possukujes. pracyS - Czytai plinis
Szpaltach DZIENNIkA CHlCAGOSKIE.
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q q q

Przygotowania DO przedstawienia
sztuki ,,Zaczarowanego Koia", kto-
"a ma bye grana po wielkiejnocy ma
Stanislawowie, Kantowie l JadWigo-
vie ma korzysc nowo budujacego sic
kosciola sw. Jacka, So W caiej pefni.
Bilety ma te przedstawienia rozpocze
to luz sprzedawac; sprzedaza tych-
ze zajely sic panic z Klubu sw. Jad-
wigi, Dziewice z Bractwa R6zanco--
wego Dzieci Maryl / panienki z Klu-
bu rob6tek recznych sw. Agnies1ki,
oraz czIonkowie i czlonkinie eh6row
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-03-05

czas ME zapisaIy do tegoz Towarzy--
silva. Beda bowiem bardzo wazne spra
W do zaIatwienia. - Y powaaaniem
Veronica A. G6recka.
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Misya Woiskowa Armii PolskieJ
we Francyi wczoraj spedzila dzien W
Chicago ma k~onferencyi z p. Padere-
wskim, z czlonkami Wydziafu Naro-
dowego i Polskiej Komisyi WoJsko-
wei W Ameryce, Oraz ma zwiedzenlu
kilku parafii polskich, instytucyi /
blur naszych wielkich organizacy1.
Ma konferencyach omawiano tylko
prowizorycznie proponowane funk
eve majora ]. Kozlowskiego / kapl-
tana ]. H. Wagnera odnoSnie do len
kierownictwa mad rekrutacya do Ar
mil Polskiej We Francyi. GfoWnym l
wytycznym celem wszystkich projek-
tow i suggestyi, jakotez zmian, ia
kie zostana przeprowadzone, jest u
Iepszenie metod rekrutacyjnych l
wzmozenie ruchu rekrutacyjnego.
Major Kozlowski, kapitan Wag~
ner, kapitan GrodzEI, ~porucznik Po-
niatowski i p~orucznik Jack O'Brlen
wczorai zwiedzili: biuro Polskieso
Centrum Ratunkowego i Wydzlafu
Narodowego W Domu Zwiazku Po-
lex. Kollegium sw. Stanisiawa k
uarafie sw. Stanisiawa X, gdzie no
zyli wizyte Naiprzew. KS. Arcybisku-
powi J. Weberowi, dalej, oyli W pa
rafii Sw. Trolley, W Domu Wv. Naro-
dowego Polskiego, W Banku Polskim'
gdzfe zwiedzii p. ]. F. Smulskiego
W innych miejscach.
Panstwo P~aderewscy dis wracaJa
do Nowego Yorku. Czlonkowie Mi
syi Wojskowej z Francyi udaja sic
do waszyngtonu, gdzie konferowac
beda z D. j. Martinem, czionkiem
francuskiei ambasady. CzlonkoW1e
Polskiej Komisyi Wojskowej, DIR. Sta
rzynski 1 p. Znamiecki, wraeaja do
Nowego Yorku. Ma i'm t~owarzyszyc
D. T. Helinski, kt6ry jest trzeclm
czlonkiem tel Komisyi.
UbiegIej nocy wr6cii do Waszyng-
tonu D. J. c. White, szef POlskiego
Biura Prasowego we Waszyngtonie.
ktory byI take ma manifestacyi ME
dzielnej W Coliseum / hotelu Morri
son.
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przvgotowania DO przedstawienia
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25
New Wilson
MRS. J. W. JONES.
Correspondent
{ (Ardmoreite Correspondence. J
Correspondent

New Wilson. Okla, June 25-Ro,
and Creek Lawrence of Camp Bowie
spent Sunday with their parents
They were accompanied home By
Miss Murray Lawrence, who is at
tending Fort Worth business col
lege.
Misses Lenna Harper and Fannie
Franklin, Eugene Brimer and Ho-
mer Means drove to Ardmore Sun
day afternoon.
Reed McKine of Camp Bowie was
here Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Morris were
in Healdton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. s. p. Brimer and
son, Samuel drove to Ringing on
Sunday afternoon.
Douglass Dowdy and Mr.. Miller
of Fort Sill were the week end
guests of DR.. and Mrs. Thomas
Dowdy. They were accompanied as
far as Waurika Sunday night by
Mrs. Dowdy and Misses Alice Tuck.
Margaret Hall and Maybelle Cors-
bic.
Misses Murray Lawrence, Luna
Chadd. Eva and Marie Dement, and
Roy Dement, were in Ardmore Sun
day afternoon.
Adalee Baker OF Camp Bowie
spent Sunday with his parents and
sister.
J. r. Corbett was in Writ yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. f. Jones re-
turned Sunday after visit with rel
atives in Kansas.
Lieut.. I. l.. Dowdy, a brother Of
DR.. Thomas Dowdy, who has been
stationed at Fort Sill for several
months, left today for overseas duty.
Mrs. Lester Foster is i'll at the
Wilson Santarium.
Red Cross Notes.
The new Red Cross rooms at the
City Hall have been the scene of
much activity for the last few days.
The Wilson women responded at
once when called upon to make
large number of the special band
ages within limited time. More
workers were present Friday than
have ever been on duty before and
much good work was accomplished
Five hundred and iorty-three spe-
cial bandages and "a triangular
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-25
MlADlll.
W. J. BELL.
Representative for Marshall Co.
Fun Carrier Service.
(Ardmoreite Correspondence.)

, (Ardmoreite Correspondence.)
| Madill, Okla. June $50. w
Lynn and family of Mannsvill,
spent Sunday with relatives at Oak
land.
Miss Leila Pollock OF Ardmor.
visited her mother, Mrs. J. X
Woodward Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. McLelland
and children returned yesterday
after a few days visit with relatives
at Ennis and other points in Ellis
County, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley U. Lynn and
son, F. B., of Ardmore spent the
weekend visiting relatives in Ma
dill.
DR.. G. II. Funk of Bromide is in
! Madill visiting with w. J. Reid and
family and looking after business
matters.
Misses Pauline Campbell and
Clara jenkins, who are attending the
Durant summer normal spent the
weekend with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. c. Campbell and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. NJ. Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Hill and son,
J. T. Hill, of Paris, Texas, returned
home yesterday after short visit
in Madill with Oscar Driver and
family.
Miss Hazel RADON and her guest,
Miss Dixie ZONES of Holdenville,
visited yesterday with Ardmore
friends.
]. w. Moon made business trip
to Ardmore yesterday.
Mrs. Ross EIollingsworth left yes
terday morning for Colorado
Springs, Colo, where she will spend
the summer. Mr.. Hollingsworth
will join her in August for few
weeks rest before the busy fall
season.
O. s .Grimmett made business
trip to Ardmore yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Knowls of
Durant spent yesterday in Madill.
Miss Ruth Battenheld. who for
several weeks had been visiting Miss
Thelma Smith at Sherman, returned
home yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Garland went
to Tishomingo yesterday afternoon
to visit relatives.
Cecil Quals, who lives on the J.
w. Null farm east of Madill, was
seriously injured in an automobile
wreck near Mannsville Sunday
afternoon and was taken to the sani-
tarium at Sherman Yesterday for
A child of II. b. Hill OF
Mannsville was in the car and was
severely injured.
Miss Dixie Jones, who had been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jones, returned to Ada yes
terday afternoon to resume her
studies at the Ada Normal School.
Her sister, Miss Gladys Jones, ac-
companied her to Ada for i few
days visit.
James Witchell of Kingston was
a business visitor in Madill yester-
lay afternoon.
w. w. Gresham, with the Frisco
It Sasakwa, spent Saturday and
Sunday in Madill with his family.