The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-20
MA y | L L
w. J. BELL,
Representative for Marshall Co


Full carrier SerNlce.
The Marshall county jury commis-
>ioucrs were in session Monday 20
draw jurors for the December term
OF the district court The commission
is composed of W. l.. Winston, Nc
MILAN; Sid Willis, livingston, and
r. 4. Rabon, Madill.
The following cases have been filed
with W. {. Campbell, court clerk;
Nora Pickens vs.. \. !. larmon, suit
ior possession, rent and damages;
Southern Security Co. vS. T.. T.
Lewis, debt Myers x Stigler, IS.
Simon Tom and Emma Tom, debt.
Marriage licenses have been Issued
to Luther Leonard, %, and Miss An
ME Wheeler, IS both OF Madill; X.
\. Rave, 45, and Miss Lee Flowers,
Is, both OF Powell,
Marshall County Victory Day was
celebrated in Madill Monday. A
parade OF decorated automobiles
followed by marchers on foot, and
the schools OF Madil, formed at the
high school building at , O'Clock,
and marched on TiShomingo and
First Street TO the square and from
the square down Main >ctreet to the
Frisco Station. Returning TO the
square, the marchers disbanded and
assembled on the west side of the
plaza. and listened to patriotic au-
dresses by !. O. Minter and George
s. March who is a cousin OF Gen.
Payton March, CHIEF OF staff OF the
L. 5. my; Judge 7. W. Champion
OF Ardmore was expected to be
/ present to make an address but
could not get here. An etfigy OF the
kaiser that had accompanied the
parade in the march, was turned over
to young America, when the pre-
gram was finished, and told that
they could do as they pleased with
his majesty, and in a short time they
had utterly destroyed the effigy.
\. p. Queen Of the Burk Mercan-
tile Co.. Isl Idabel on business.
Mrs. Willis Whitsel OF Tishomin-
60, visited in Madill Saturday.
Misses Zula Whitsel and Kathe;
inc Long. have returned after 4 visit
at Tishomingo.
/ Rev. \. G.. White, pastor of the
! Methodist churches at Woodville
and Lebanon. was in MadiIl Monday
+. l.. Davanay OF Sherman spcfu
the week end in Madiill. Mrs. d /
vanay, who had been visiting IL
| Madill for some time, crturned with
him
Mrs. A. F. Ballard and son, Dow
visited in Ardmore Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. \. Wheeler, oi
Aylesworth, were in Madill Nor
day.
MIR. and Mrs. ]. b. Chastain OF
Randolph were Madill visitors Mon
day.
Mrs. c. A. Coakley left Monday
afternoon for Topeka, Kansas whe'e
she will meet Mr.. Coakley, who is
expecting to be called to Washing
ton in connection with his work tor
the war department.
Misses Lille Barentie and Louise
|Abernathy, Of the Woodville SchooI
faculty. spent the week end in Ma
dill.
A. II. Rollins and son. ack, re-
turned Monday from Sherman where
they visited Mrs. Rollins at 81
! Nincent's hospital. Mrs. Rollins i'
improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Bryant. wel'
to Whitewright, Saturday for a visit
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. G
! w. Bryant, and DR.. and Mrs. Robert
! l.. Sears.
Miss Winnie Clarkson went to
/ Ardmore Saturday for short visit
with Miss Muriel Dunn.
| ]. ]. Montgomery went to Shcr-
man. Saturday to visit his brother
in-law, ]. |. Jolley.
Miss Lillian Clegg went to Ada
Monday to visit her brother, Thomaf
Clegg.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Dowell spe Il
/ Sunday with friends in AEdmorc
/ While they were in Ardmore, a mes
sage was received in Madill stating
that Mr.. Dowell's father was dyins
at Ft. Smith, Ark. When he reached
/ Madill, Monday morning, Mr.. Dow
ell was notified OF the message ano
remained on the train en- route Il
TT. Smith.
| c. Z. Tracy. Frisco agent a
| Mead. spent Sunday with friend
in Madill.
DR.. ]. +. Baker and son, Edmun'
Baker. of the Isom Springs con.
munitv, were in Madill Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barentine o
Lebanon were Madill visitors Mon
} day afternoon.
Mrs. William Read OF Bonhan