The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-12
NEWS OF MADILL
(Ardmoreite Correspondencel

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for debt and foreclosure of mort
gage. He prays Judgment in the
sum of $l00 and for foreclosure OF
mortgage on lets ), o, !, and s,
block "a, Lebanon, Okla.
George Williams and lbra Viii
liams filed suit Saturday in the dis
trict court against N. H. Simmons,
William s. Hicks, and Royal Union
Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF
Des Moines, Iowa, for cancellation
OF certain deeds and mortgages on
certain lands in section IL and IA,
township 3 south and range east,
Attorneys McPherren and Cochran
OF Durant represent the plaintiff.
The Marshall County Red Cross
chapter has just received large
shipment OF goods, and are busy
making pajamas for the soldiers.
The Marshall County chapter has
sent out several shipments to the
St. Louis office recently.
County Attorney George L. Sneed
and Sheriff J. c. Glenn went to Ada
yesterday to look after some legal
matters connected with the Chap
Scott case.
Mrs. w. E. Stone is in Madill Wis
iting with her son, Roy Stone, and
family. Mrs. Stone had been visit
ing at Ada, and stopped in Madill
on her return to her home in Ard
more.
II. Garland. chairman OF the coun-
ty council Of defense, T. 7. Mont
gomery and NJ. B. Colby are in
Oklahoma City attending a meet
ing of the state council of defense.
Charles Hucke, who has been on
a business trip to St. Joseph, No.
and points in Iowa, returned home
Sunday evening,
Cecil Dillingham; of Ardmore
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Joe S. Dillingham;, and
friends in Madill.
Wesley /. Robertson of Caddo is
in Madill visiting his father, a. NJ,
Robertson.
J. Hamp Willis OF Kingston was
in Madill yesterday morning on his
way for a business trip to McAles-
ter.
Mrs. ]. II. Culver and children
who had been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert White for week
have returned to their home at
Aylesworth.
Mrs. A. P. Marsh and daughter
Miss Mabel, left yesterday morning
for San Antonio to join Mr.. Marsh
who has been in that country Tor
week or so. They go with the eX.
pectation of spending the spring anC
summer somewhere in southwest
Texas. go,
The Rev. L. w. Wright of Mil
Creek filled the pulpit at the Bap
tist Church for the Rev. X. b. Neel
Sunday. Some years ago the Rey
Mr.. Wright was pastor OF thl
church and has many friends here
who welcome his return visits.
Attorney c. A. Coakley left yes
terday morning for GuntersyiIle
Ala. to attend the funeral OF ). L
Kennamer, who died at Camp Pike
Sunday afternoon, of complication
following an operation Tor appendl
citis. 60,
r IT Barker of the Mannsyill
country was business visitor II
Madill yesterday.
|. w. Vandervort made a busl
ness trip to Oakman yesterday
Misses Ruth Mcmillan and Leor
RADON were Ardmore visitors yes
terday.
|. il. Beene, justice Of the peac
of the town Of Woodville, attende
to business in Madill yesterday.
R. L. Buck OF Woodyille was i
Madill yesterday on business.
I. w. Ragsdale returned yester
dav from Bonham, Texas, where h
had been to attend the funeral G
Mrs. Ragsdale's mother, Mrs. Jess
Hvmer, who was buried Sunday al
ternoon. -,
Frank Walden of Sherman is tn
guest of Madill friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Winston c
Mcmillan were in Madill yesterda
afternoon on their way for a shoi
business trip to Dallas.
R. II. Strother, who has been
Miami the past six weeks, returne
home Yesterday afternoon. M
Strother has been head clerk wit
the Scott drygoods firm for year
and when Mr.. Scott bought the bus
mess at Miami Mr.. Strother wer
there to assist in the business &c
a season.
The Rev. r. B. Neel went to Su
phur yesterday afternoon, where +
will spend the week recuperatlnt
after a siege OF grip.
Fred Oelza, deputy county cler
spent Sunday visiting with frienC
and relatives at Denison and She
man, Texas.
The following Madill folk motto
ed to Sulphur Sunday for a day
outing: Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Vittito
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Small and chi
dren. Mr.. and Mrs. c. T. Morr
and Louis Henry, J. J. Montgon
ery and family and Misses ClauC
Kennedy and Thelma Joe Woo
They all report splendid trip.
The Young Ladies Aid Socie
az the Christian Church will gi,