The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-14
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS.

mrs BeSS CoVerdale and son, Keith,
are in Oklahoma City
Mrs. 5. S. Churchill and son, Virgil
have returned from Oklahoma City.
r. b. Conrad and Simon Westheimer
Of Marietta spent few hours here to-
day en- route to the Allen oil fields.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hinile and son
are in Oklahoma City They will re-
turn Monday.
Elmer Snyder, Company T., nth
Regiment L, :. Engineers, is in Ard.
more on a ten.day furlough.
Judge Thomas w. Champion George
w. Coffman and Russell Brown ad-
dressed a meeting last night at Keller
in the interest of the sale of war saw
ngs stamps.
Mr.. and Mrs Max Wilmington and
Miss Jewel Wilmington are in Oklaho.
ma City. They win return tomorrow,
making the trip overland.
The time for registration of alien enc
mics closed at o'clock last night.
None appeared for registration during
the three days extension.
Mrs. G r. McLain and son went to
Purcell yesterday, where they joined
Mr. McLain and will make their home
there.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Chamber of Commerce VIII be acid next
Tuesday. The secretary will send our
no notices but asks the members TO
keep the date in mind
The Chamber Of Commerce has re.
ceived notice that the car containing
1000 bushels OF Mebane cotton seed has
been shipped from Sherman and should
be here within the next few days.
Miss Maude Hyden left yesterday art
ernoon for Kansas City, where she will
visit several days with Mrs. A. T. Tai.
bot. En- route home she will visit her
sister, Mrs. L. T. Spurlock, at Okla,
homa City.
D. n. Ferguson, who has been ap-
pointed registrar for mechanics and
shipbuilders with Carter County juris-
diction, can be found at "a II third
floor Weeks building). South Washing
/ ton street.
Mrs. John Teer received a message
/ yesterday afternoon stating that Mr..
| Tecr's brother, Thomas Teer, died at
noon at his home in Mart. Texas. Mr..
Tcer left for Mart before the message
was received.
Carl Russell, county demonstration
agent, has received list OF 400 farm
| ers in the county who nave seed 70
sell. Mr. Russell states that he will be
| glad to supply the names 20 farmers
/ upon application. This seed will cos,
the purchasers about so per cent less
than if bought from regular seed houses
The following additional appoint.
ments Of sales agents for war sav.
! ings stamps have been approved
j. II. smithen, 7O1 Sixth avenue north.
east; Henry Baum & Co: J. A. Bodovitz
East Broadway; NJ. NJ. johnson, 1Oj East
Main. V. A. Gravtt, Main and Wash,
| ington; f. J. Ramsey all of Ardmorc
|. O. NJ. Redfeld has filed suit in the
district court against John Henry
Mason ct al. to recover $500, alleged to
be due on certain promissory note
and to foreclose a mortgage on part OF
lot r. block 319, in Ardmore, claimed
to have been given to secure the pay.
ment Of the said note.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burl Caldwell, 1O9
South Mill street. entertained at a six
o'clock dinner last night. The guests
were Miss Maggie Bihop, Private VIII
liam Bishop and Sergeant Rex Muir
ray Company f, 111th Regiment Y
S. Engineers. Sergeant Murray ant
Private Bishop are spending a ten-day
furlough In Ardmore.
The barbecue to he given the dele
gats to the Oklahoma State League OF
Young Mems Democratic Clubs conver
ton to be held here Feb % will be
"Hooverized' as far as possible and nc
beef will be served Instead, the finest
Southdown mutton will make up the
meat portion of the bill of fare.
A. b. Riddle and John T. Spears
spoke last night at Deese in the in
terest Of the war savings stamps sales
S. A. George addressed a meeting a
Prairie Valley. A good meeting is eX
pected to be held at Cheek tonight
There will be box supper and a large
crowd is expected to he present. a
number of speakers will go from here
Two fire alarms were turned in yes
terday afternoon One was at 23t
o'clock from 715 A street northwes,
where there was trash and grass fir'
at the home of DR. j. Il Young. Tit
other was at $50 p. m. from NJ stree
and Fifth avenue northeast where
clothing hanging on the wall of ;
smokehouse caught fire and burned
The damage was nominal.
The appeal for help for the local ex
emption board, published in The Ard
moreite yesterday, bore fruit and thi
morning about dozen young men vol
unteered their services. They are to
day engaged in making copies of tn
physical examination papers of the reg
istrants examined last Thursday an,
Friday and will probably complete tn
work before night. Then the paper
can be sorted and classified and tn