The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-06

3l5th Motor Supply. Train. Doth Di-
vision. I'VE are having lots OF ex-
citement and am up here where a
lot OF it is taking place. | have re-
Gently been transferred from the in
fantry to the motor supply train,
and do great deal of driving
around where all the boys are.
see them all at least once every two
weeks, Another driver tells me ev-
cry day what all the boys from home
are doing and it is almost like see
ing them. X Company, S57th in
fantry is stationed only about eight
miles from where am
Roy Barefeld, A Battery. 345d
Field Artillery, writes his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. f. Bareheld. at
Lone Grove that he is now near
Bordeaux so you see am far from
, the real thing but | am anxious for
the day TO come when | can peep
over the top with the boys | know.
You said you hadn't heard from
Otis or Ed. | was talking with
them last night, also Jess Lasler
OF Ardmore. have received sew
eral Ardmoreites and | surely do
enjoy them. 1t seems like reading
news from home sure enough. Well,
Just Keep the Home Fires Burning
and we will all be home before long
Mr., and Mrs. ]. W. Graham re
Gently received several letters from
their son, Willie Graham, X Com
pany, l42nd infantry. Il have seen
Bob Oats and several of the Ard
more boys. We are all getting along
fine. We have the Y. NJ. c. A. here
and really the people here do not
think war conditions are as bad as
you at home think. Don't worry
amout me
James NJ. Harlan, Division Head
quarters Detachment, S6th Division,
in a letter to X. +. Goree, 40S D
street, northwest, suggests that Mr..
Goree bring his Ford to France so
he can show him around. He also
stated in his letter that Mr.. Goree's
son, Byron. has been made a ser
geant. Sergeant Goree went to
France at the same time Privat Har-
Ian did, but his parents have re
ceived no word from him up to this
time) He writes This is some
country / wouldn't take a million
dollars for the experiences | have
already had over here"
Wilbur Fieldbinder recently wrote
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Fieldbinder, ia + Street, north
west, while en- route east from San
Francisco. 81 have been having 4
wonderful trip from the Pacific to
the Atlantic coast, but will be glad
to reach my destination"
G.. W. Jackson of Graham re-
ccived a letter from his son, Sergt.
Frank d. Jackson, 54th artillerwy,
who is with the American EXpedi-
tionary Force in France.
On Chateau Thierry Battle Ground.
Alvan S. Page, with the postal
department of the A. +. F. has writ
ten his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Page telling of his visit to Cha
teau-Thierry. Last Sunday | Wis
tied the battle ground around the
hateau-Thicrry and the Belleau
Wood, where the Americans have
done some great fighting and about
which there has been good deaI
said. OF course it was very interest
ing and instructive as well. Am
sending a German helmet and gas
mask picked up to Garland Chs
brother, at Fl. Worth. He will send
it to you.
Mrs. ]. c. Bostwick received let
ter from her son. Lieut.. d. c. Bost-
wick. in which he said; THE Red
Cross people treated us royalty at
every stop, with melons, ice cream
candy, cigaretS, sandwiches, biscuits
coffee, pop or tea, depending upon
climatic conditions. We were treat