The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-13
Me- VS. Of MAD|LL


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Madill, Okla, Feb. 13.-Judge L. s.
Hurt transacted legal business at Ada
Monday.
Miss May Allen of the Madill High
School faculty visited in Durant yes
terday.
Mrs. J. L. Wall went to Ardmore yes.
terday to visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Little and family.
Mrs. Edith Wilmoth, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Sacra Jrn
left yesterday to visit her mother, Mrs
Il. r. Booth at Clinton, Okla. Virginia
Sacra accompanied her.
j. w Lasiter of Kingston was in
Madill yesterday morning on his way
home from Fort Worth.
r. J. White of Kingston was in Nh.
Ill yesterday.
Mrs. W. II. Colby and Mrs. =. NJ
Colby were Ardmore visitors yesterday
c. c. Chestnut president of the First
state Bank OF Kingston, was in Mad1l
,esterdaW
Mrs j. w. Vandervort went 20 Ard
more yesterday.
- i's ''NeAA hpA pu6lA aAAAN At'AAA'F
Nylesworth were in Madill yesterday.
X. Il. Stovalt who spent most of tie
winter in Madill, left yesterday after
noon for his home in Lancaster, Texas
Mrs. Amelia Steel of Woodville was {
adin visitor yesterday.
Rev. A. c Pickens of Durant, presid
7g elder Of the Choctak Indian distric
# the Methodist Church, spent ST,
'ay night in Madill, the guest OF Rev
| \ p johnson.
Miss Ida Kaney Of Woodville wa
hopping in Madill yesterday.
Willie Lynn was business visitor a
| Nrdmore yesterday.
A. A. Kelley, of the firm of Kelley
Nayes, left yesterday for Kansas itv
Ben Long left yesterday Afternoon
or Dallas, Texas, to attend a meeting
VI the Texas Poultry and Egg Assoca
ion, in session there this week.
Caude Click, cashier of the Frs
state Bank of Kingston, was in Madil
| yesterday afternoon,
]. c. Hopkins, of the Kingston Mes
3enger, was here yesterday.
| n. r. McCalister, Frisco farm demor
TRAITOR was in Madill yesterday after
| noon.
| j. NJ. Tillerson of the Isom Spring
community was in Madill yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Parish went t
| Hugo yesterday morning to visit reli
lives for few days.
| d. ID. Whiting left yesterday morl
ing on a business trip to Muskogca.
Mrs. d. d. Whiting went to Denise
esterday morning to visit her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Sacra Sr.
| c. w. Hall made a business trip
\da yesterday.
| i. NJ. Robertson returned yastcrda
RON Ardmore.
Mrs. w. S. Arlington left yesterda
afternoon for Haskell, Texas where sf
will visit friends and relatiy ca.
| Homer Armstrong, who has bee
spending a ten day furlough with rel
ct1r counties, lei; yesterday for Cam
| BOwit,
| Mrs. ]. G. Russell went to Kingsto
este. day afternoon.
sem Howard OF Woodvi!lc was hel
esterday.
r. A. owen, n merchant and farmt
If Woodville, was in Madill yesterda
Misses Lottie Richie and Beatri,
| Gumm went to Kingston yesterday a
ternoon to visit Miss Lee Ritchie of Il
Kingston high school faculty.
j. e. Mcmillan left yesterday afte
noon for Mama.
Mrs. Fred Whitsel returned yeste
day after a weeks visit with her sist
Mrs. George Daley, at Texarkan
Texas.
j. f. Williams made a business tr
to Ardmore yesterday.
f. +. Lynn went to Ardmore yestC
day to visit his son, w. Y. Wiley.
Or. w. II. Ussery and Doss Lynn
Lebanon were in Madill yesterday.
Fred Whitsell, of the Kingston hor
bakery, was in Madill yesterday Wis
ing his parents, Mr., and Mrs. Jeron
Whitsel.
Fro Jones made a deal yesterday
which ne becomes the owner of t
Coleman farm of $50 acres, near Dt
wood The consideration was $1,000.
S. p. Boyd was at Kingston yesterd
morning and secured about thirty {
licitors for the sale of war savil
stamps. Mr.. Boyd is the Marsh
County chairman in the war savin
stamps work and is making a vigoro
and successful campaign.