The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-29
MADlLL
w. ]. BELL.
Representative for Marshall Co
Full Carrier Service.

iSothhS. ~ Aoi, ih'iN 10 iN"' -
except of the three leading candi-
dates, in fact, some of the other
names are never mentioned as cam
didates in the running. With Muir
ray, Alexander and Robertson,
things are real lively. Friends of
each of the three are putting forth
every effort in order TO make a
showing for their favorite. For sec
retary of state, there seems to be a
tie almost in the sentiment, while
for superintendent of schools, the
two Wilson's are running mex and
neck and neck. For clerk OF the su-
preme court. this being the home OF
Mr.. Franklin, his candidacy is at
tracing considerable attention. The
race in this district, composed OF
Bryan and Marshall counties, for
district judge is coming in for its
share of comment.
d. A. Ebard has returned from
Okmulgee where he spent few days
last week.
Mrs. Ollie Beard of Sapulpa, af-
ter spending a few days in the city
with her brother, F. F.. Ayres, left
for Woodville to visit with other
relatives.
John w. McDuffee, with Brown
& Co., spent Sunday with friends at
Woodville, returning home in the
evening.
A. A. Kelley of the firm of Kelley
& Mayes, has gone to Falls Greek
camp in the Arbuckle mountains
where he will be joined by his wife
and daughter who have been spend
ing a few days there.
The Rev. DR.. Ball, instructor in
the theological seminary at Fort
Worth, preached for the Baptist
brethren at the First Baptist church
Sunday in the forenoon, and agair
at night.
Miss Lille Barentine of Lebanon
came in yesterday afternoon for
visit with her friend Miss Willie
Nichols.
Miss Hazel RADON is at Holder
Vile this week, the guest of Miss
Dixie Jones 'ormerly OF this city.
Junius Williams, son of Mrs. J
T. Ingram OF Woodville, spent Sun
day with his sister, Mrs. Earl Har
ris, in south Madill. Junius is now
one of Uncle Sans flyers, being sta
toned at Fort Worth, in one of the
aviation lelds. He left on the after
noon train for Weleetka where h'
will look after some business mat
ters before :eturning to the camp
Misses Mary and Alma Aston af
ter visiting their uncle, O. +. Aston
in east Madill, returned to thei,
home in Denison in the afternoon
Miss Leila Pollock spent a part o
Sunday with her mother, Mrs
Woodard in south Madill, arriving
from Ardmore in the afternoon.
Mrs. J. T. Ingram OF Woodyill'
visited her daughter, Mrs. Earl Har
ris, yesterday.
Mrs. Mrs. F. L. McElhannot
Of Sherman spent the week enc
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w
y. Taliaferro. DR.. McElhannon ar
rived also yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. B. G.. Glass will return thi
afternoon from Eldorado, Arkansas
where she has been visiting Mrs
Mary Speer, formerly of this city
Mrs. ]. O. Smith OF Ardmor'
spent the week end with her son
Edgar Smith, of the Majestic the
atre, returning home Sunday after
noon.
F. Z. Addison, with J. F. Dilling
ham. was called 10 Dexter, Texas
on acrount of the serious illness o
his father, 9. A. Addison.
w. r. Cochran and Misses Jessi
Sandilands and Alpha Wilkerson o
Dallas, are visiting in the home o
Charles s. Cannady.
c. c. Franks, who has been con
fined to his home for several week
on account OF illness, is able to b'
ont again. Mr.. Franks has passe'
the four score mark, but ordinarll.
is hale and hearty.
c. D. Turner, Jr.. of Tishomingo
is visiting his father, c. ID. Turner
south of the city for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c. Rollins of thi
city are in Cheyenne, Wyo.. wher
thev were called to attend Mrs. Rol
Inns father and mother, DR.. am
Mrs. c. r. Kelley OF Oklahoma City
who. while .en route from Lovelan'
TO SCOTS Bluff, on a visiting tou
in their car. were seriously injured
\ in a wreck OF the car, it turning owe
md pinning them underneath. q,
The local exemption board vii
this afternoon give passage to Van
couyer barracks, Vancouver, wash
the only two local men for serve
there in the spruce pine belt, JohI
A and II. Buford Taliaferro. o
the Mcmillan Hardware Compan,
of this city. 80.
Mrs. Isaac o. Lewis and Mis-
Atwood have returned from a visi
with relatives at Byres, Okla. The.
were accompanied on their returl
bv Buster Wolfe, son of Mrs. Lewis