The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-30
MARIE IA
MRS. NATIVE N. ROSE,
Agent and Correspondent
Bell 7 Ielephone Office.
Fun Carrier Service.

b. G. CLANCY, who recently mov-
ed to Ranger to engage in the au-
tomobile business, was here the
weekend, looking after his laundry
business.
Buster McGaugh and family re-
turned Saturday from points in
Texas, where they had been for the
benefit of his wfe's health.
Miss Lucille Liddell returned yes
terday from a visit to her sister,
Mrs. Ernest Wood and family at
Healdton, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Laux and
daughter, Louise of Oklahoma, vis-
tied at the home of X. II. Thomp-
son and family for the week -end.
making the trip in their Velie car.
Judge J. II. Hayes is in Oklahoma
City this week on business.
N. +. Kelly was a business vis-
itor to Fort Worth for the week
end.
Misses Supery Askcw and Viii
dean Black visited in Ardmore yes
terday.
Mrs. James r. London and son,
J. X. Ja., and Miss Grace Wiseman
were visiting in Ardmore Monday.
Mrs. L. A, Kirkpatrick was
business visitor to Ardmorc Mon
day.
Mrs. Dell Thomas Of Mill Greek
returned home yesterday after a
visit at the home of Mrs. s. NJ.
House.
Albert Wilkerson of Dallas was
visitor to friends here Sunday.
Mrs. b. S. Gardner and daugh-
ter, Marguerite, were in Ardmore
Monday on a pleasure trip.
Ben Mays of Berwyn vis.ted
friends here Sunday.
Misses Birdie House and Cleta
Balthrop, accompanied by Webster
] ones and Wate Mckinney motored |
to Burneyville Sunday morning to
spend the day at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Burney.
A. p. Bailey is in Sulphur on
business this week.
Miss Mimic Roberts returned yes
crday from Burneyvillc where she
las been spending her vacation.
Miss Christine Robinson. who has
'een visiting relatives at Van Al
tyne, returned home yesterday.
|. ID. Settle, a former Marietta
itizen, who is now living at Heald :
on, is here on visit to his 18th
r, John Settle, and family.
w. c. Peden, who has been in
lillsboro on business, returned
ONE yesterday.
Oscar Clark, who has been on a
lrlough visiting his parents at
returned to his camp
New Orleans Monday. i
W. w. Page spent Sunday with s
is family from Ardmore. y
Mrs. K. II. Bennett and childrc
re visiting relatives at ColbI
kla.
Clyde Burton and Wade Bevcrs,
ho recently enlisted in the navy, Ii
ceived orders Sunday to report 10
le navy recruiting station at Ok t;
homa City. They both left yes Y
rday. This will make the third t,
m, in the service for the parents c.
Mr.. Burton. g
a. J. Gibbs was a business visitor F
re yesterday. re
Miss Nellie Carlton, former 81
nploye at the telephone office, to
Is married on the 10Th to John W
illiamson OF Nocona, Texas.
The Junior Red Cross at Bowles IS
We an ice cream supper at the \
hoolhouse last Saturday night, 70
| .65 being cleared from the cream NJ NJ
d cake. Two cakes were ratified a'
and brought $3.50. b. b. Brown
mated a turkey, which was auc- n'
ned off and brought S3050. The
niors are putting in their time T.,
itting at the present. E,
Webster Jones, who is stationed -
the Great Lakes, returned yes g.
day after a visit with his father. an
, Rev. J. NJ. Jones, and family. TT
Buster McGaugh reports the ar e.,
i OF James Johnson, a negro,
om he found in possession OF to
gallons of choctaw beer Alya lis
Claim is implicated in the case,
the officers are unable to locate CT
n.
fight was staged at the depot St
urday by I man named Sypes be
! Noble Stone. Both were ar ers
sned before the justice of peace tn,
terday morning. Stone was fin Co
$50, but Sypes was held for car tel
lg pistol and is in the county We
boy giving his age as II years III
off No. II yesterday. His ac- Wis
IS attracted the attention OF the Su
? marshal. McGaugh, who took
/ into custody. He wears a light COZ
anna suit. a 10 cent straw hat, va
barefooted. had brown hair and 'i'l
s, with dark complexion. lie Wa
his name was Bean, but he
er can't talk or won't talk. He ~ ~
Santa Fe postcard of the Ard ~