The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-27
MADIlLL
W. ]. BELL.
Representative for Marshall Co.
Full Carrier Service.

Madill, Okla, May Ill., ne krG
Cross campaign for Marshall coun-
ty closed Saturday. Reports from
all districts show that the county
has gone away beyond the quota
assigned. 1t will be tomorrow or
later before an accurate report can
be made for publication, but it is
known that the county has done
enough to be proud of. Madill, with
quota OF $1,000, has contributed
$1,000.
A fve-month-old calf, donated by
A. F. Mundy, was sold at auction
at Madill Saturday and brought the
sum of $1,000. ]. f. Mcmillan, who
secured the steer, will turn It ever
to the Red Cross to be sold again.
These were many other donations
sold and each netted 4 substantial
amount for the fund. One OF these
articles, donated by one of the coun-
tvs patriotic mothers Mrs. w. l..
Pursell, who said she had no money
she could give, was beautilu! GRO
cheted quilt which was bid in by
Mr.. Mcmillan at $40 for his daugh
ter, Miss Ruth Mcmillan. .Anotner
crocheted quilt was bid i'll by Mrs.
Joseph Johnson OF Kingston, at
S45.
At Kingston Friday afternoon, AT
ter the !. Hamp Willis Holstein
sale, a calf donated by Mr.. Willis
was sold at auction and brought
the Red Cross $523. Many other
donations were also sold. Saturday
at Woodville, the day set ior its
rally, the women served dinner. In
the afternoon a long list Of dona
tions were sold, from which enough
was realized to place Woodville
away to the front.
Mrs. Ella Scroggins, Of Amarillo.
Texas, arrived yesterday afternoon
to visit her father, M. Lane, and
family at their home near Linn.
Grace Yarger. who had been vis-
iting at Pauls Valley, returned home
Friday evening Martha Hurt, whom
she had been visiting, returned with
her and will visit for some time with
her aunt, Mrs. w. ]. Bell.
To Miss Ida Arlington. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. !. p. Arlington.
northwest of Madill belongs the
honor OF being the first to patron
ze the Marshall County War Saw
ngs Bank, which opened for busi-
1ess Saturday afternoon.
Friday afternoon, at Kingston, !.
lamp Willis sold at public auction
lis herd of registered Holstein
attle. This was the finest herd oi
my breed in this part of Oklahoma.
And one good sign fo- the future
took interest of Marshall county I
vas the number of animals bought
y home people. The fine bull at the {
lead of the herd was bought by I
'oot Byrd for $425, and will remain /
t Kingston. The "a head sold at ;
n average price OF $l3l.
less Gumm of Mcmillan, was !
usiness visitor in Madill yesterday. |
Mrs. l.. +. Green went to Sulphui {
esterday afternoon, wher. she will I
isit her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. O.
=. league, and Mr.. Green's parents, s
ar. and Mrs. w. J. Green. Mr.. q
ireen, who accompanied her, re-
armed today.
Mrs. |. X. Richardson of Fitz-
ugh, who had been visiting FIR
ONE days with her sister, Mrs. L.
:. Green, returned home yesterday
fternoon.
Mrs. J. V. Kincaid. who had been
isiting her mother, Mrs. +. Dial, at
herman, returned home yesterday
fternoon.
G.. A. Railey, member of the 35Sth
egimental Band, San Antonio,
exas, is in Madill visiting his wife,
no is ill at the home OF her sister,
Irs. d. D. Whiting. ..
Miss Lou Armstrong went to
Jhitesboro, Texas, yesterday after :
oon to spend couple OF weeks +
ith her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. K.
Armstrong. i
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer White of
i'll Creek were in Madill yesterday
c guests OF Mrs. n. w. Welch. Mr..
'hite returned to Mill Creek this
orning. Mrs. White will remain
veral days. !