The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-11-05
MI A d | l. [,
w. j. BELL,
Representative for Marshall Co.


Full Carrier Service
Maj. Franklin T. Carter, who haC
been visiting his uncle, w. w. Car
ter, left Saturday afternoon 10
Minco, to visit his sister, Mrs. ]
w, Morgan, before returning tC
Camp Travis to report for duty.
William Carter OF Denison, Texas
spent Saturday in Madill, visiting
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. W
Carter.
Fate Benson and sister, Mrs. +
b. Olvey, went to Soper Saturday
afternoon to attend the funeral oi
Mrs !. ). Benson who died there
Friday night ol pneumonia, follow
ing influenza.
Mrs. f.. +. Lewis and son, Eudd
Lewis lett Sunday morning lot
LaWton to visit Claude Lewis and
family.
Miss Belle Armstrong OF Whites
| bOro, Texas, returned home Sunday
morning after a weeks visit with
her sister, Miss Lou Armstrong.
n. T. McAlister, Frisco farm
demonstrator, was a business visit
or in Madill Saturday.
Mrs. Ruth Munday went to Okla
homa City Sunday, where she will
visit her uncle, Lon Frame and fam
lily.
DR.. c. P. Kelley and daughter,
Miss May Kelley, of Oklahoma City,
who have been in Madill the past
two weeks, visiting their daughter
and sister, Mrs. T. c. Rollins, and
family, returned home Sunday
morning,
Mrs. A. NJ. Chastain was an Ard
more visitor Saturday.
d. X. Battenfield made bust
ness trip to the Hereford Ranch
in Johnston County Saturday.
Mrs. Lottie Durham, who had
been attending her parents, John
Durham and family, who have all
been i'll with influenza at their
home east OF Madill returned to her
home at Woodville Saturday alter
noon. Her granddaughter, Mabel
Armstrong, and her little friend,
BelVa Rolds, accompanied her and
will visit in Woodville until school
opens.
Mrs. r. Northcutt and daughter
Helen, went to Kingston Saturday
afternoon to spend the weekend
with Mrs. +. +. Teel.
Mrs. w. f. Lindsay of Ardmore
was in Madill Saturday en- route to
Sherman to be at the bedside of her
father Rev. !. II. Dobbs, who is Sc
riously i'll.
r, /. Buck of Woodville was a
business visitor in Madill Saturday.
Mrs. w. \. Ayres OF Woodville,
who had been in Madill for a cou-
pie OF weeks visiting her son, Coun-
ty Clerk L. f. Ayres and family,
who have all been i'll with inilu-
enza, returned home Saturday. All
OF Mr.. Ayres family are GONZALES
ing.
Mrs. l.. d. Webster and children
went to Dallas Sunday afternoon
for few days visit with relatives
Mrs Margie Minter, who had
been the guest OF MIR. and Mrs. !.
O. Miuter, returned to her home at
Denton, Texas, Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Buckley and
Mr.. Buckley's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. X. Buckley of Woodville, were
in Madill Saturday afternoon. James
Buckley volunteered some time ago
for service in the quartermaster'
corps, and received orders Friday
to report to the department at
Camp Bowie They came to Ma
dill Saturday to secure the consent
of the local Board, which was read
lily given. They LETT on the evening
train, Mr.. Buckley for Fort WORTH
and the others for their home at
Woodyille.
Mrs. {. A. Lones and daughters,
Misses Marie and Nina, went to
Denison. Texas. Saturday after
noon, where the Misses Lones will
resume their studies in a CONNER
cial school, sessions OF which were
interrupted some time ago by the
epidemic Of influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. Budd Maxey and
Miss Marie Landrum OF Kingston
were Sunday afternoon visitors in
Madill.
Mrs. Kelley Nicholson, of Ard
more, who had been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. {. W. Diggs, /
return home Sunday afternoon.
n. II. Simmons OF Aylesworth |
was in Madill Sunday with two cars
of fat cattle he was shipping from
Durant to the Oklahoma City mar
ket.
Miss Alice Robertson OF Loco was
in Madill Sunday, the guest OF Miss
Esther Beene.
Jerome Whitsel returned Sunday
afternoon from business trip I,
Tishomingo.
Vernon Archerd is at home on
furlough from Camp Travis on ac-
count OF the serious illness OF Mrs ,
Archerd'S grandmother, Mrs. Bla-
lock.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. y. Wiley Of
were Sunday afternoon
visitors in Madill.