The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-12
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS.

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NJ. r. Craig Is in Fort Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. c. Dings arc in
Oklahoma City.
S. w. Tycr and G.. N. Spccr arc
in Detroit, Mich.
V. B. Giddings went to Mineral
Wells, Texas, yesterday. He will
be away ten days.
The choir of the Broadway Meth
odist church will meet Friday night
at 7:30 o'clock at the church.
Mrs. G. N. Speer is visiting in Fort
Worth, and before returning home
will visit a few days in Hillsboro.
Mrs. s. w. Tyer is visiting her
sister, Mrs. D. c. Best, in Pauls
Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben s. Curtis and
Ben Curtis Jr, are visiting in Fort
Worth, Texas.
Mrs. ], w. Golledge has returned
from Houston, Texas, and will spend
the spring and summer with her
daughter, Mrs. Mae Sciyally.
Lieut.. Earl w. Felker. who has
been stationed at Camp Johnston,
Jacksonville, Fla, has been trans
terred to Greenyille, 5. 6.
Mrs. Roy McAllister left this aft
2rnoon for San Antonio where she
will visit during the annual fiesta to
be held there the latter part of the
month.
On account of the Welfare Com |
munity Campaign now being CON
Quoted at the Broadway Methodist |
Church, there will be no meeting Of
the w. c. T. U. this week.
Albert Appel, q, of Galveston,
and Miss Geneva Anderson, 10, of |
Clarksyille, Texas, procured a mar
riage license yesterday and were
married by Judge w. P. Freeman.
The Edwards & Rierdan Company |
has filed suit in the district court |
against r. f. Grisham, to recover
the sum of S275 alleged to be due .
and owing for goods sold and de-
livered.
George Harris, who came here
saturday from Camp Bowie to spend |
a ten-day furlough, was called back
yesterday. Private Harris has been |
transferred to the mechanical de-
partment.
Mrs. Albert Lowenstein and En-
manuel Lowenstein lave returned
from Dallas, where they attended !
the wedding OF Mrs. Lowenstein's |
niece, Miss Henrietta Rosenbury, TO |
Dave Hines, which took place Sun
dav evening at s o'clock
!. T. Walling, Ambulance Com
pany "a, has returned 10 Camp |
Harry J. Jones, Douglas, Ariz,, after
a ten-day furlough, spent with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. T. !. Wall |
ing, at Orr.
While in Marietta last night Judge |
w. p. Freeman heard Williams Jen-
ningS Bryan deliver a lecture. He
said there was large crowd to hear
him and that he was well received. |
jeff Organ, the negro who was
stabbed in an affray last Saturday |
evening and who was expected to
die, was reported this forenoon as
resting well and his condition great
ly improved,
A number OF registrants are be-
ing examined by the local board to-
day Fourteen had reported by the |
middle of the forenoon. When this |
examination is completed it will be
the last for the present as this will |
include all who were unable to ap-
pear sooner, or have been trans
ferred from other points for their
examination here.
Mrs. c. o. Bum has returned from
Clinton, where she has been with |
her sister, Mrs. p. P. Kearney OF |
Memphis, Tenn, who is i'll in !, san
itarium there. Mrs. Kearney is i'm
proving and expects to soon be able |
to visit in Ardmore.
Paul B. Smith, secretary of the
traffic and rating bureau of the
Chamber of Commerce, has gone |
to Oklahoma City to attend a meet
ing OF the traffic and rating men OF |