The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-02-25
NEWS Of MADILL
(Ardmoreite Correspondence.) J


Madill, Okla, Feb. 25.-Misses
Myrtle Murray and Eula Jane Bul-
lock of the PaulS Valley school were
guests Friday night and Saturday
of Mrs. Sam Nittitoe and other
friends in Madill.
Mrs. J. W. Ragsdlle went to Bon
ham, Texas, yesterday, where she
will visit her mother, Mrs. Jesse
Hymer.
ohn Gillard of the Mannsville
community was in Madill Yesterday.
Alex Zeigler OF Hobart was in
Madill Saturday.
Attorney F. F. Kannamer trans
acted legal business at Ardmore Sat
urday.
DR.. p. T. Robinson has returned
from Oklahoma City.
Mrs. A. NJ. Chastain, Mrs. Carrie
Arbucllle and Miss Virdy Arbuckle
were Ardmorc visitors yesterday.
Miss Lelah Sparlin left yesterday
morning to visit her grandfather,
]. w. Sparliu, at Lutte, Texas
Mrs. L. D. Fusion and children
went to Ardmore Saturday to visit
Mrs. Fuston's parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
A. p. Fitzgerald.
MesSrs. Frank Heron, Tot Dill
lingham, Furnival Mays, Jack Bla-
lock, Abner Minter and the Misses
Lucille Brockman, Bonnie Robin
son, Imogene Robinson, Mabel
Moore and Wilran Holland attend
ed dance at Tishominga Friday
night. Mrs. ]. /. Holland chap
eroned the party.
Miss Nirdie Arbuckle, a pupil at
Kid-Key College, Sherman, has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Car
rie Arbuckle, since Thursday.
Capt. ]. w. Walden OF Rolf and
Frank Vaden of Sherman were the
guests yesterday Of Mr.. and Mrs
Taliaferro and family.
Bob Duncan OF the Cumberland
section was in Madill Saturday.
w. c. Campbell, court clerk, has
purchased an automobile,
At a meeting of the business men
of Madill at the City Hail. Saturday
morning, a committee was appoint
ed to go to Durant tomorrow and
file a protest before the state cor
poration commissioner who will be
there, against the raising OF the rates
of the Consumers Light and Power
Company.
Rev. 4. c. White pastor of the
Methodist Church at Woodyille, was
in Madill yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kenney OF
Woodville were Madill visitors wes-
terday afternoon. Mr. Kcnney is in
training at Camp Bowie and is
spending a few days furlough with
his wife and her relatives at Wood
vile.
j. s. Ritchie, a former citizen of
Mannsville, was in Madill yesterday
morning with the body of his wife
Mrs. Beatrice Richie, who died
Friday morning at the home OF their
daughter, Mrs. Jesse George, at
Greenville, Texas. The funeral was
held at Mannsville yesterday after
noon.
Lon Ivy, from Just east of Ma
dill, went to Denison yesterday aft
ernoon to visit his brother, Cal Ivy
and family.
Mrs. tones and daughter Ouida
OF Kingston were the guests yestcr-
day of Dr. and Mrs. A. T.. Ballard
Jesse May Ballard accompanied
them home in the afternoon.
Judge d. A. Walker, who has
been in Madill for some. time in the
interest of the Chickaszlw Refining
Company, was joined yesterday by
Mrs. Walker. They have moved
into the house formerly occupied by
Fred Whitsel on Taliaferro street.
!. /. Taylor of Wo0dville was in
Madill yesterday.
Mrs. William Fitch and William
.Jr. returned yesterday after a week,
visit with relatives in Denison.
Mrs. Tom Cooper OF ArdmorC
was the weekend guest of Mrs. II
+. Small and familY.
Mr.. George Whiting went tc
Belle, Texas, yesterday.
w. w. CLANCY, who went to Ard
more last week to accept work
spent Sunday in Madill with hi,
family.
Miss Lem Pollock of Ardmorc
spent the weekend with her mother
Mrs. ]. X. Woodward, and family
Miss Pearl Dial of Sherman wa.
the weekend guest OF her sister
Mrs. ]. V. KinGaid.
Elder +. S. Vance lately of Nor
man, but who is moving to Idabe
to make his home, filled the pulpit
at the Christian Church yesterday
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