The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-07
MADl[Lls
w. j. BELL.
Representative for Marshall Co.
Full Carrier Service.

Madill Okla, May I.-District
court convened yesterday with
Judge Jesse M. Hatchett presiding.
!. II. Creekmore was appointed and
sworn in as bailiff. The following
docket entries were made:
State VS.. John Wallace, mandate
from criminal court of appeals was
ordered spread on the records and
the sheriff instructed to apprehend
the defendant. The defendant was
sentenced to serve two years in the
penitentiary.
X. II. Chowning VS.. James W..
Lusk ct AL order for the court
clerk to spread mandate on the rec
ord.
c. x. Marquard VS.. w. J.. ohm
son, ct al; defendant Ora Johnson
granted permission to file separate
answer.
State VS.. A. f. Larry, charged with
assault with intent to kill demurrer
to information overruled. Defend
ant, having already waived arraign-
ment, pleaded not guilty and the
case was continued for the term.
State VS.. c. l.. CChap'D Scott
and Dave Scott, charged with the
murder OF Dave Glenn; defendants
filed motion for change OF Venue,
which was overruled. Both de
PENDANTS pleaded not guilty. De
fendant G. l.. Scott filed an answer
to the motion of the state to set
aside appearance bond and remand
him to jail without bail. The mo-
ton was heard but no order was
made.
State VS.. Alfonso Gomez and r.
Montez, charged with grand lar
ceny; defendants waived arraign-
ment and pleaded not guilty. J. O..
Minter was appointed to represent
X. Montez and F. +. Kennamer to
represent Gomez. Both cases were
continued for the term.
State VS.. Andrew Crowson, charg-
ed with murder and assault with in
tent TO kill, continued for the term
Charles Ehrig VS.. Milton p.
Brown, ct al, damages; dismissed
on motion of plaintiff at plaintiffs
costs.
George L. Hawkins VS.. Eva Sing
er, ct al, for partition; personal
service approved on Eva and Mitch
el Singer, minors, and J. II. VII
son, legal guardian, appointed
guardian ad Item, relies motion
heretofore filed.
Both cases OF State VS.. J. NJ. Cow
en- and Tobe Scott, charged with
murder, continued for the term.
Mrs. c. f. Reirdon, who had been
at Hot Springs for two weeks tor
the benefit OF her health, returned
Sunday. Mrs. Reirdon LETT yester-
day morning for Oklahoma City,
TO visit her daughters, Misses Thel-
ma. Louise and Mary, who are at
tending school at St. Mary's Acad-
emy in that city.
Mrs. /. T. Rogers and son, Ed
ward, lett yesterday for laladega'
Ala. where they will visit Mr.. Rog-
ers mother, Mrs. T. {. Rogers, and
family.
The Rev. A. p. Johnson left yes
terday for Weatherford, Texas,
where he will visit his father, w. n.
Johnson.
Thomas Workman left yesterday
for Dalton, Ga, to visit his father,
NJ q. Workman.
x. L. Buck and 5. w. Henry
business men OF Woodville, were III
Madill yesterday.
Harry Lawrence returned yester-
day after a weekend visit with
friends at Denison.
J. +. Buck, farmer and stockman
of the Kingston neighborhood, was
in Madill yesterday.
+. II. McDuffee, county COM
missioner of district three, was III
Madill yesterday in attendance on
the first Monday meeting OF the
commissioners court.
Mrs. Kate Wharton and dargh-
fer. Mrs. Guy Short. OF Duncan.