The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-03

Sallie Montgomery
Correspondent.
Mrs. Warden was visiting relatives
ia Denison this week,


"a Denison this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Evans and
family as well as the helper at the
Rock Island, have been down with
The influenza for several days and q
special operator has been holding
down the work.
The high school basket ball team
vent to Milburn Thursday night to
play a match game with the team at
that place. Misses Rennick anu
Chase went with the party from
here. The Milburn team won the
victory.
Rumors has it that wild cat still
s in operation just over the line in
Atoka county. This thing should be
ooked into by those who have au-
thority.
A letter received from +. f. May
tubby, who is at Camp Jackson, S. c.
Stating that he expects to be released
from army service soon and will be
back to resume his duties in the
Oklahoma State Bank.
+. II. Cochran has sold his black
smith and woodworking business
here and leaves this week for Ada
where he will open up business.
n November 25 +. T. Brown, 40
JEa'rs old, who had been a citizen
here for some time, after an illness Of
several weeks, died from neuralgia
Of the heart. He leaves Il wife and
daughter. The Rev. ]. Y. Bryce
conducted the funeral services.
Mrs. C. f. Badgewell and family
were in town Saturday.
Miss Ethel Tanner and Mrs. Mel
win Horten spent the weekend with
relatives in Wapanucka.
A cablegram received from Pvt.
Will Beard stated that he was well.
He belongs to the engineering corps
in France.
Mrs. Walter Halliday, who had
been sick but short time, died Nov.
20. She was 80 years old, leaves
husband and daughter.
The Home Economic Class of the
Wapanucka public school served
Sandwiches at the Palace drug store
Saturday. Proceeds to be used for
the library.
The family of c. w. Watterson is
kerv i'll with the influenza.
The fani1r of w p Chico, 81
Durant wbn for,rer,r l;red ~ TNon
anucta bas bDnn h3,;-,n 49, =" sor;or. w ~p
time With tbo ;nfl,,"rza c%,,nnn -Uu'
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}, y. boI'nF. 2 former citizen OF
~ 'cka, died at the Wootman
~ um at Colorado Springs ON
Nov, z, lYI6.
F. G. SnaDka, city tailor, is able
to take up his work again alter a So
ious illness.
Arthur Whitehead was in town
Friday.
Brack Hammond is ill this week
|with the influenza.
Mrs. w. B. Hatchett was a visitor
Fin Tishomingo Monday.
Frank Alexander of Wilburton
|was visiting homefolks here Sun
day.
On account of sickness in his ia n
Fly, the Rev. J. Y. Bryce did not get
here last Sunday to fill his regular
appointment
w. K. Morgan of Coalgate was
here Monday on business.
Mrs. Musgraves and Mrs. Duston
ARE visiting their mother in Fort
wv orth, Texas, this week.
A letter received from Pvt. Ray
Brown of the American Expedition
AIRY forces, stated that he was with
the army on German soil en- route
for Berlin.
Mrs. Cassidy of Ada, received
Telegram from her husband the Rev.
M. A. Cassidy, who has been in New !
York for a few weeks, receiving in
struction for oversee duties in the
Y. NJ. c. A. stated that he would
leave the 22nd for France.
The public school held part of a I
days session Thursday. SO much