The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-10-15
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Il lllS on ms Iarmf. MI kOller was
formerly cotton weigher OF Murray
County.
The Roller school house that was
destroyed IN a windstorm, two
months ago, has been rebuilt, and
the first meeting held in ii last Sun
day, was in the interest of the
Fourth Liberty Loan.
The seventh victim among the
Murray County soldiers is HesteI
Jones, who died at Camp Dix, n. ].
Wednesday of Spanish influenza.
He was the son of Mr.. and Mrs. C.
T. Jones, who live near Davis. He
was sent to Camp Cody on June 10th
with the regular June contingent.
Frank Rogers and Miss Pearl
Brubaker, both of Davis, were mar
ried at the Baptist parsonage in Sui
phur last week The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. n. V.
Brubaker formerly residents OF Sui
phur, who now live at Davis. The
groom is a young business man OF
Davis. They will make their home
in Davis.
The Dougherty public school
opened last week with Thomas Nc
Gibory. county superintendent
elect, as principal. lie will be assist
ed by Mrs. Louis Anderson OF Sui
phur and Miss Medicine Chambiss
OF Davis.
c. w. Callarman of Saltwater, fed
eral agricultural agent for this dis
trict, spent the past week in Murray
county assisting \. !. Stevens coun-
ty agent, in arranging for a carload
OF seed oats to be shipped in and
sowed this spring. The car was
made up and will be forwarded soon.
Sulphur has not had a real serious
case of influenza to date, but every
precaution is being taken by the
public health authorities to prevent
the contagion. The Sulphur" at
mosphere is considered a fine pre-
ventatiye, as Sulphur is a natural
germicide.
r. {. Ross of Scullin was a busi-
ness visitor in Sulphur Thursday.
O. l.. Sheperns returned Friday
from Durant where he has been en-
ployed at the state normal.
Part of the big Hassen office
building which is being erected on
the corner OF the burned area Of
Sulphur'S business district, will be
ready for occupancy this week.
Lieut.. l.. w. White of X Com
'pany, National Guards OF Oklaho
ma, who has been out over the state
lecturing for the past few weeks,
returned Friday. Lieutenant White
organized the national guard unit
here
The County Liberty Loan Com
mittee has adjourned its adjustment
meetings, and the last session will
be held "Wednesday, Oct. 10, At
which time the last chance will be
given for persons to have their Lib
erty Loan assessments changed If
they can show Just cause.
The City of Sulphur is having |
plans made for a new power house
at the pump station. The
structure will probably be built OF
brick, using largely the brick from
the burned buildings OF Sulphur's |
last big fire. The finishing touches
are also being made on Sulphur's
new water system, which is now am
pie and complete.
Since the death-dealing epidemic
of Snanicb ;,,fIuer1a boc etrucl- the /
camps. and 4 number OF
Sulphur boys been victims, the Re
lief Society of Murray County Rerd !
Cross Chapter, has been unusually
busy. caring for the needs and ex
pressing sympathy and rendering aid
to the families of the soldier boys
affected. The Relief Society IS COM
posed OF Mrs. !. NJ. Echols, Mrs. II.
Gafford Jno. A. Haste and Fred
Gaford. They have visited every fam
ily that has lost a boy in the mill
tary camps. They report that seven
county boys have died in
the service, two of whom were
killed in action in France, and five
died Of influenza in the variods
camps.
A delightful party was given on
Thursday afternoon by Mesdames
Rex Chaney and T. P. Giacomini
in honor of Mrs. II. s. Neal Of San
formerly of Sulphur and
Mrs. Z. s. Goffe who will leave the
city soon to make her home with
her mother, while Mr.. Goffe joins
Uncle Sans forces in France. After
four hands at auction bridge,
luncheon was served and
favors given to the honor guests
Those present besides the honored
guests were Mrs. c. NJ. Mays, Mrs.
!. II. Casteel, Mrs. r. 5. Ross. Mrs.
". O. Bourland, Mrs Frank Lewis,
Mrs Z. r. White, Mrs. \. ID. Nowl-
in, Mrs. Sam Hapgood, Mrs. Hugh
Mrs. G. w. Stevenson
Mrs. Ralph Rawlings, Mrs. L. X.
Kennedy, Mrs. VIM. Walters, and
Misses Una Roberts and Myrtle
Masters.
Mrs. ]. c. Boswell and Mrs. T.
Bright returned Thursday after 4
visit with relatives in Oklahoma
City.
Miss Robbie Estes has returned
home from Rolf, the Rolf schools
being closed on account of Spanish
influenza.
Dew D. V York D. D.. of the