The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-08-22
MI ARIET TIA
MRS. NATIVE N. ROSE
Agent and Correspondent
Bell Telephone 7 Office.
Fun Carrier Service.

Mrs. J. f. Robinson and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Gains Mitchell, left Satur-
lay for Colorado, making the trip
overland. They expect to visit in
California before returning.
Mrs. J. H. Sullivan of Gainesville
who has been visiting her daughter
Mrs. John Wicker, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs. Love Washington and son
Porter Love, and Miss Supery AS
kew left yesterday for Durant ant
Madill, where they will lisit relatives
for week.
Mrs. s. F. Bird of Marsden is
spending the week with her sister
Mrs. J. c. Rice.
Miss Manila Felts of Pauls Val
ley left for her home yesterday after
visit with her friends, Miss Mable
Clare Garrett.
Mrs. John Daniels and daughter
Lillian of Starhill, La, returned
home yesterday after visit with her
cousin, Mrs. ]. c. Rice and family
Mrs. Erma Goley of Dallas arrived
Yesterday and will have charge OF
the ready-to- wear department at
Freeman Bros. store.
!. Gordon, who lives near Leon
was a business visitor here yester-
day.
Lieut. and Mrs. James A. Rose
went to Ringing yesterday to visit
Lieutenant Roses sister, Mrs. Frank
Adams, and family.
J. F. Turner of Burneyvile was a
business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. X. c. Morris of Pilot Point,
Texas, arrived home yesterday upon
receipt of a message telling her that
her brother, Sam Black, was wound
ed in France.
Bomar Deebery OF Gainesville was
visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Morris Sass of Galveston is
visiting her mother at the home OF
6. Westhemer and family.
Sad Shankles of Burneyville was
business visitor here yesterday.
G.. X. Van Slach of New York was
here on business yesterday.
+. J. Lipscomb of Burneyville was
a business visitor here yesterday.
L. G. Murray the chiropractor,
closed his office Monday and left
that night for his home at Manitou,
Okla. Mr. Murray expects to en-
ter the service in a short time.
r. J. Taylor, who has been under
going treatment at the Scott &
White hospital at Temple, Texas,
returned home yesterday much i'm
proved in health.
Roy Heisler, former Marietta
boy. underwent an operation at
Hardy sanitarium at Ardmore yes
terday.
Miss Willie Burton is taking a va
cation from her duties at the South
western Bell Telephone company
and is visiting friends at Enville.
A. P. Bailey, who enlisted in the
aviation corps and was ordered to
report for duty at Wachita Falls.
Texas. last week, was granted ~
DAYS furlough, and returned home
Monday.
Mrs. Edd Wassen Of GAINESVILLE is
the guest of her friend, Mrs. X. H..
HAYNES. for the week.
Misses Norma Floyd and Virginia
Mayhan left yesterday afternoon for
San Antonio, where they will visit
relatives.
Misses Lucille Liddell and Hazel
Tippett are visiting friends at
Thackersvilel this week,
Mrs. L. G. Sallee OF Ringing is
visiting at the home of ]. d. Sallee
and family. .
Mrs. w. II. Choate and son, Willis
Junior left yesterday for Denton.
Texas, and from there will go to
Camp Macarthur, Waco, Texas, vis-
ting relatives.
Ordered for Entrainment.
Fveritt Hudson, Reck.
Martin Luther Robinson, Mari
eta.
Charlie Pendleton Deen, Marietta.
Iody Barnes. Marietta.
Charlie Hughes, Marietta.
Charlie Barnett Hall, Burneyville.
Walter ]. Holland. Gainesville,
Texas.
Emmitt Eta Johnson. Oswalt.
BENJAMIN Orlin Cartwright, Orr.
Philip Shout. Oakland.
George Newman. Burneyville.
Raburn Wallace Fergerson, Mari
eta.
lanes Henry Meek, Marietta.
Lewis Y. Robinson, Marietta.
Daniel Written Muse. Burneyville.
Mckinley Mills. Marietta.
Monte NJ. Pollard. Simon.
Leon Nenton. Burneyville.
Able Childers. Marietta, Okla.
Weaver Brush. Thackerville.
Frank Lowry, Orr.
Clarence Petts. Oswalt.
Charles Hubert Washington,
Leon.
Herbert Sinner. Simon.