The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-28
MlAIDILL!L.
w. J. BELL,
Representative for Marshall Co.
Full Carrier Service.

Mdulll, OKld., MdrCn 20 dlHeS
Hogan of Woodville, who has been
attending business college at Ok
lahoma City, was in Madill yester-
day between trains, on his way home
for a few days visit with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs J. II. Hogan.
Miss Willie Creekmore came over
from Ardmore yesterday afternoon
for 4 few hours visit with her moth
er, Mrs. J. II. Creekmore.
John /. Derrick left last night on
a business trip to Oklahoma City.
Harry Toon, with the Palacine
Oil Company went to Oklahoma
City yesterday.
Bodie Marsh of Woodyille, a
member OF Company X, 35Sth In
fantry, was in Madill yesterday
morning, en- route to Camp Travis
to report for duty after spending a
ten days furlough with relatives at
Woodyille and Shamrock.
Mrs. J. p. Armstrong and mother,
Mrs. Lottie Durham, of Woodville
and Mrs. Myrtle Durham of Kings
ton went to Durant yesterday for
few days visit with friends.
Thompson Peter made a business
trip to Ardmore yesterday morning.
Rev. NJ. n. Wesley OF Ada was in
Madill yesterday on his way to
Overlook, in Carter County, to at
tend a Fifth Sunday meeting of the
Chickasaw Baptist Association.
Mrs. Gertrude Page and daughter,
Miss Irene, were Ardmore visitors
yesterday.
Judge d. A. Walker made a bust
ness trip to Ardmore yesterday.
Roy Young of Gainesville, Texas,
was in Madill yesterday.
Attorneys Rider & Hurt have filed
suit in the district court for Mrs.
Elmer Kirk against her husband,
Elmer Kirk, for separate mainte-
nance and alimony. The plaintiff
alleges that the defendant drove her
and their child, 4 years of age, from
their home. She prays for the Gus
tody of the child, $50 for attorneys
fee, and temporarily alimony of $50
per month and costs of her suit.
Attorneys Kennamer & Coakley
have filed suit in the district court
for c. p. Hoggard against d. T.
Wooten, the plaintiff praying for a
temporary injunction, and that the
defendant be restrained from going
upon certain land or pasturing
stock thereon.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to w. B. Whitemarsh, aged
40, and Mrs. !. L. Burns, aged 49,
both OF Madill. They were married
at the court house, Isaac c. Lewis,
justice OF the peace, officiating.
5. d. Long filed a petition in the
probate court yesterday for the ap-
pointment of himself as guardian OF
his daughter, Katherine Evlyn Long
All parties waving hearing of said
petition, County Judge ]. !. Hen
shaw made the appointment.
r. B. Scarborough, postmaster OF
Aylesworth, was business visitor
in Madill today.
Sheriff John Glenn and deputies
c. NJ. Nichols and Tom Saunders
made business trip to Woodyille
yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff Hayden Creek.
more left last night for Camp Bowie
with deserter from the United
States army.
Miss Ludie Wells returned yes.
terday after a short visit witt
friends at Hugo.
Miss Carrie Louck, department
manager; Mrs. Ruby Clement, chic
operator; Mrs. O. NJ. Drake, bill
clerk, and Mrs. w. J. Gideon, cash
ier all with the Pioneer Telcphon,
Company of Durant, spent yester
day in Madill.
Mrs. J. II. Grafa is in Madill Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
J. Ables.
Miss Ruth Queener of Randolph
Texas, is in Madill visiting he
brother, ]. c. Queener, and family
Flre winch started at the home o
!. L. Balm at about II o'clock yes
terday morning burned the hous,
and contents. The fire was unde
such headway when discovered i
was impossible to save the family
household goods or wearing apparel
Mrs. Lydia Greer, "a years of age
died at the home of her son, w. M
Greer yesterday. The remains wer
prepared for burial by the w. L
Hunt Undertaking Company ant
shipped to Hagerman, N. NJ, to b.
buried beside those of her husband
who died there several years ago.
Mrs. Alta Traveller of Shreveport
La, returned home yesterday after
noon after short visit with he