The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-05-15
MADl[LL
w. ]. BELL,
Representative for Marshall Co
Full Carrier Service. e.
Ardmorei,e Correspondence.

DR.. A. F. Ballard left yesterday
morning for Tulsa to attend the
State Medical Association conven-
ton in session there this week.
Capt. c. c. Franks left yesterday
morning for Dallas. Texas, where
ne will visit his sons, VIII and John.
Mr.. Franks will probably go to
Camp Travis to visit his grandson,
VIII Franks, before returning.
Worley Lynn left yesterday morn
ing for Waco, Texas, where he ex-
poets to volunteer for service in the
National army.
Mrs. Mary McConathy left yes
terday morning for Camp Travis.
San Antonio, Texas, where she will
join her husband, Sergt. G.. 5. Nc
Conathy, Headquarters Company,
358th Infantry. Mrs. McConathy
will remain in San Antonio for the
summer or until Mr.. McConathy is
transferred.
Misses Bessie Gorrell and Mar
guerite Crow of Kingston were in
Madill yesterday morning on their
way to Ardmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Peters of
Kingston were in Madil yesterday
en- route to Duncan. Mr.. Peters is
manager of the LyouG Gray Lumber
Company at Kingston.
Mrs. ]. II. Cooper left yesterday
morning for Temple, Okla, to visit
her brother, A. G. Bone, who has
been i'll for several months.
A. NJ. McLelland left yesterday
morning on business trip to Okla
homa City.
Miss Louise Sweetman was in
Madill yesterday morning on her
way home at Kingston after a visit
with friends at Durant.
J. w. Simmons of the Aylesworth
neighborhood was 4 business visitor
in Madill yesterday.
Sheriff John Glenn made busi-
ness trip to Durwood yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Mcrrell OF
Ravia visited their daughter, Mrs.
Charles l.. Turley, yesterday.
J. w. Manscll. state manager for
the Woodmen OF the World, was in
Madill yesterday. John Morgan,
district deputy, accompanied Mr..
Manscll to the city
Joseph Hannah returned yester-
day after business trip to Paris,
Texas.
Mrs. S. A. Hawkins went to
Wapanucka yesterday afternoon to
visit relatives.
Mrs. OFT Durham OF Woodville
is visiting at the home of Mrs. j.. p.
Mrs. A. p. Apperson. who has
been at Dallas for the past few
returned home yesterday
Miss Bernice Gumm OF Mcmillan
was in Madill yesterday en- route to
Mannsville to visit with friends.
ID. A. Walker OF Ardmore was in
Madill yesterday afternoon.
Miss Cecille Mcmillan is visiting
at Sherman. Texas.
Mrs. L. b. Flippen of Carthage,
Tenn, is visiting relatives in Ma
dill.
Dr.. w. II. Ussery and Lee Mas
sey OF Lebanon were business Wis
itors in Madill yesterday.
DR.. A. II. Bray of Aylesworth
was in Madill yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. Louis Thompson. Mrs. Clyde
Taylor and Miss Maggie Thomp-
son of Woodville were in Madill yes
terday afternoon.
Grady l.. Webster returned yes
terday afternoon after business
trip to Kansas City.
District Court News.
n. II. Simmons has filed his an
swer in the case OF George Williams
ct al. VS.. n. II. Simmons ct al.
In the case OF |. X. Bobbitt ct
al, VS.. St. Louis and San Francisco
Railway Company, the plaintiff has
iled an amended return OF sum
mons and defendants motion to
luash summons and service over
-uled and given ten days in which
o plead.
In the case OF Ameen Elkouri VS..
Moses Kilisle. plaintiff filed an aili-
iavit that defendant is not in the
service. and default judg-
nent was rendered for plaintiff for
100 with 10 per cent interest from
April 10, 1913, and $40 attorneys
ee.
In the case OF the State VS.. Atchi-
on Mcfarland (negro), charged
With burglary, 4 bondSman asked to
'e released and the court remand
d defendant 10 the custody OF the
heriff.
Other docket returns were:
May Glass VS.. Frances Glass for
ivorce; publication disapproyed
nd cause continued Tor service.
Roy Morgan vs.. Nora Morgan,
or divorce; trial had, and divorce
ranted on ground OF adultery.
The case OF BERTHE Sheffield VS..
esse Sheffield. for divorce: was con-
inued. plaintiff not being present.
aving been informed that trial was
ct for another day.
s. u. Beggs vs.. Sylvia Beggs. for
ivorce. The defendant having
ai,ed TO file an answer, appears.
'hereupon the cause was by the
ourt heard and divorce granted the
laintiff on the ground of gross neg
C; of duty.
Jack Thomas. CT al. vs.. T. F.
iorn, ct al, dismissed for want of