The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-08
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS

Miss Ann Anderson, daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. J. S. Cox, 202 G. street
northeast, left today for Corpus
Christi, Texas, and San Antonio
Texas, on a visit which will include
house party at Corpus Christi.
Born, Saturday, to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles PyleS, a daughter.
Checks aggregating $lO,5OO were
received last week by five Carter
county farmers who secured loans
from the federal Farm Loan Bank.
Mrs. w. +. Miller of Bartlett,
Texas, is the guest OF DR.. and Mrs,
J. l.. Cox, 202 G. street, northeast.
Mrs. Miller will go from here to
Oklahoma City to join a motoring
party to Colorado, where she will
spend the remainder of the summer.
Joseph s. Morris of Oklahoma
City, formerly secretary OF the state
election board, was in Ardmore over
Sunday. Mr.. Morris lett this fore
noon for Sulphur.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Cohen have
returned to Fort Worth, Texas, att
er visit with Mrs. Cohens moth
er, Mrs. Ida Costen, % f street,
northeast.
Division No. /, Broadway Bap-
tist Ladies Aid Society, will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Lula Croutzer
Mrs. Henry Carpenter and chill
dren OF lIealdton, who visited Ar
thur Carpenter, Ala c street, south
east, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Cook
returned home Sunday.
Miss Ivy Giddens, 623 a street,
northeast, is spending a fortnight in
Oklahoma City.
A. +. Costen of San Antonio,
Texas, is visiting relatives in the
city.
A. b. Robertson of Madill is in
the city.
Mrs. p. p. Kcarney who has been
visiting with her mother, Mrs. J. K.
Puliam, and other relatives, lett
this morning for her home in Mem
phis, Tenn.
VIII Ward, deputy sheriff, |
brought two women, Vivian John
son and Daisy Cooper, in from the
oil field and placed them in jail
Charges Of vagrancy are pending |
against them.
Willie Vaughn was fined $3.50 in
he police court this morning for
parking car opposite the war
,ank. lie told the mayor he was
lnder the impression that a car
ould stand there not to exceed 80
minutes without violating the ordi-
lance The mayor told him they
ould not be left standing there at
II. The mayor said notices Of fines
eing imposed every day were pub
shed in the papers and ne thought
had notice OF the ordi-
ance by this time.
A. ID. Peterman went to Dallas,
'exas, today where he will attend
meeting OF the statesmen OF the
,arhart Manufacturing Company, ,
hich is being held for the purpose
I discussing the continued activity ,
the company relative to war con- !
ltion. The Carhart Company has :
irned its plants over to the gov :
-nment for the period of the war. c
lr. Peterman returned this morn
e from Oklahoma City where he i
tended patriotic meeting of l3O 6
klahoma travelling men who :
et to discuss ways and means y
carrying out the plans of the +
overnment. The travelling men as y
body adopted the plan OF prac- Il
ing thrift and economizing in ev- +
V way to further aid the country n
T. B. Orr has returned from
ewisburg, Tenn, where he was d
He'd to attend the funeral of his :
.phew. II. II. McClanahan, who D
as killed in an aviation accident a
Park field, Memphis, Tenn. A
Mrs. r. Greenberg left today for c
dorado where she will spend sew $
al weeks.
A. T. Sutherland has filed suit in v
e district court against b. +. q
obley, ct al. to recover damages Il
the sum off 5000. He alleges in Ii
, petition that on April 80, 1913, cl
e defendant, b. +. Mobley, driv- q
2 a large automobile at a high y
te Of speed, in the City OF Ard
pre-, struck the plaintiff, knocking fl
m down and breaking his arm and a
oulder.
Guy II. Sigler has filed suit in the !
strict court against Walter Yates, .
al, to recover possession OF land !, u
section 8, township | south, range |,
west. He also brings 4 like suit -
ainst Lula Smith 10 recover pos p
,sion oil land in section Is, town g
Ip ! south, range , west. IL
Essie Pearl Metz, in a petition
ID in the district court. asks that
: be divorced from her husband, -,
ymond Clarence Metz. She al -
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