The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-05
NEWS Of MAD|LL
(Ardmoreite Correspondencel

Mdulll, Okld., MdICH ). - WI D
Mary +. Robbins went to Durant
yesterday to meet her grandson,
Willie Lewis, who had been visit
ing relatives at Wapanucka.
a. NJ. Chastain was an Ardmore
visitor yesterday.
J. Hamp Willis of Kingston was
a business visitor in Madill yester-
day.
Mrs. Martha Fowler went to
Holdenville yesterday.
Mrs. w. c. Rollins visited friends
in Ardmore yesterday.
DR.. J. |. CASTOR and L. A. Baum
we're business visitors at Ardmore
yesterday.
A. G.. Eakin OF Shawnee, who,
with his family, resided in Madill
some years ago, was the guest Of
friends here yesterday.
Ernest Thompson, a Kingston
boy who has been in the National
Army at Camp Travis the last few
months, is home on a nine days
furlough, visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. w. Thompson.
A. J. Ducket and John Howard,
farmers Of the Woodville commu-
nifty, were Madill visitors yesterday.
Corporal G.. S. McConathy, Head
quarters Company, 35Sth Infantry,
Camp Travis, is in Madill spending
seven days furlough with his wife.
Corporal McConathy says all the
Marshall county boys at Camp
Travis are doing well.
Misses Desdie Thomas, Ella Sui
livan and Ona Tribby OF Cumbcr-
land were in Madill yesterday.
S. &. Maxey and Mrs. J. X. Maxey
and son Carl of Kingston were in
Madill yesterday afternoon on their
way to Ardmorc to visit relatives.
II. B. Taliaferro was at Bonham,
Texas, Sunday.
Miss Dixie Jones, pupil of the
Mannsville school, spent last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Jones, at their home west
OF Madill, returning to school yes
terday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. A. P. Johnson had
for weekend guests c. II. Mitchell
OF Leonard, Texas, Mrs. Johnson's
father; W. T. Mitchell OF Chicago,
and her sister, Mrs. +. r. Clymer,
and children of Bokchito.
Charles Lasiter and A. J. Flynt,
both of Kingston, have filed suit in
the county court against the St.
Louis & San Francisco Railway
Company wherein they pray for
judgment for $275 as damages be-
cause the railway company failed to
transport certain livestock from
Boswell to Kingston in the time re-
quired by law.
Vernon Archer returned from
Ardmore and Oklahoma City yes
terday.
NJ. f. Graves, representative of
the Big Western Oil and Gas Com
pany of Oklahoma City, was in Ma
dill yesterday.
Sheriff John Glenn and Court
Clerk w. c. Campbell made trip
to Powell yesterday.
T. J. Wall, defendant in a case
wherein the Madill National Bank
is plaintiff, filed an answer and
cross petition in the district court
yesterday, wherein ne prays that
the plaintiff take nothing by reason
OF its suit and that he have judg-
ment against the plaintiff for $1,000
damages and his costs.
Eugene Cox has filed suit in the
district court against J. p. Reirdon
for possession and rents from Ger
tain lands in section IS, township 5
south and range S east. The plain
tiff asks for judgment for $842.
Roy Morgan has filed suit in the
district court against his wife, Nora
Morgan, for a divorce. The petit
tion alleges that they were married
in March, 1915, and that the defend
ant abandoned him in July, 1917.
A, P, Marsh has filed suit in the
district court against the Madill
Grain and Elevator Company v
the Durant Milling Company, cor
porations wherein he prays for
judgment for debt, in the sum of
$4S5.
X. /. White and Miss Avis Colby,
both of Madill, were married yes
terday. Rev. r. B. Neel, pastor of
the Madill Baptist Church, ofiici-
ated.