The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-15
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS

Fronterhouse and son are residents
of Tishomingo.
William A. Trammell and Miss
Myrtle McSween, both OF Fort
Worth. Texas, were married by the
Rev. R. f. l.. Morgan at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. d. Hickson,
$50 d street, southwest. Mr.. Tram
neil leaves Wednesday for Austin.
Texas, to attend the training school
at Camp Mabry.
Sidney Suggs, president OF the
Indian Trails Association, left this
afternoon for Lamar, Colo, to at
tend convention of the Dallas
Canadian-D Denver Highway Associ-
alton which will be in session two
days. This line traverses the In
dian Trails from Writ to Ardmore
and is important in that from Ard
more the lines goes south to
Gainesville, Fort Worth and Dal-
las.
Miss Jennie Lynn Austin has re-
turned to her home in Rockwall,
Texas, after visit with Miss
Gwyn Whiteman.
The local exemption board has
received a call for ten men in Class
to 60 to Camp Fremont, Palo
Alta, Cal, about August 5 for gen
eral military service. Notice to hold
themselves in readiness will be sent
the registrants today.
Another call for volunteers has
been received by the local exemp-
ton board. This time it is for au-
tomoble mechanics to go to Camp
Mabry, Austin, Texas. and a large
number is desired. Men in either
class /, 2, 8 or 4 may volunteer for
this service. They will probably
leave here near the end of this
month or early in August.
Mrs. Edward Shields, clerk in the
office of Carl Russell, county agent
and secretary of the county council
of defense, will leave tomorrow for
a two weeks vacation which she
will spend with her father, Thomas
Bluejacket, at Ketchum. Okla. Her
sister. Mrs. Les kitto, will accom-
pany her.
Thomas Wilbur, in the aviation
serviie, is here from Camp HiikS,
Wichita Falls, Texas, on five-day
furlough
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Prater, Mr..
and Mrs. Roy F. Duston and daugh-
ter. Dolores, and Mr.. and Mrs. T.
c. Bridgeman and Mrs. Annie b.
Stedham left this morning on a
motor trip to Colorado, They will
attend the Dallas Canadian Denver
Highway Association convention
to be held in Lamar, July H-l8, to
which Mr.. Prater, Mr.. Duston and
Mr. Bridgeman are delegates.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. ID. Moorehead
have received a message from their
son, Harry stating that he had ar
rived safely in France. Mr.. Moore
head trained in Camp Travis, San
Antonio, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin King OF
Sulphur Springs, Texas, are visiting
their son, Aubrey King, 2lS y
street, northwest.
A letter has been received from
]. T. Spears, who went to Aus
tin. Texas. last week to attend the
special training school at the Uni
veristy of Texas, Camp Mabry. He.
said that the men reached Austin
Thursday night at 1890 o'clock.
c. p. Smith and c. +. Sykes have
returned from Ranger and Fort
Worth. Texas,
DR.. n. c. Wood has returned
from Oklahoma City.
Graves Leeper spent yesterday IN
Sulphur.
Bryant Herbert and Walter ,.
Gilbert returned this morning from
Oklahoma City.
!. b. A. Robertson of Oklahoma
City is in Ardmore today.
Cadet Harry Schwarz, OF the
United States air service, will re-
turn to Love field Dallas. Texas,
ednesday. Cade t Schwarz has
completed his course in training and
is awaiting his commission Is first
lieutenant.
Forrest Renfro of the air service,
stationed at Call field, Wichita
Falls, Texas. is spending SIX day
furlough in Ardmore.
Andy Combs, the negro who, II
is alleged, struck Bryant Pace in
the head with an iron pipe Satur-
day afternoon. has been released
from Jail on bond of 81 500. He
will be given a preliminary hear
ing when Pace is able to appear IN
court.
Frank Randles, charged with the
Theft of a COW hide, has made bond
and been released from the counry
jail.
Earle Greathouse, one OF the
boys engaged in a fight on street
car June ~ was in police court
this morning and Was fined SlO.
There are three still at large who
are charged with being implicated
in that disturbance.
Della Jones. one OF the women
sentenced to 80 days in Jail. two or
three weeks ago. was in police
court again today charged With be-