The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-20
Wymm@wood
Lawton Norvcll
Agent and CORRESPONDENT.
(Ardmoreite Correspondence }

\1h''-"oiSNS correspondence
Wynnewood. Okla. June 90
Mrs. Rosa Tripp of Shawnee is Wis
iting Mrs. X. l.. Trip here this
week.
Doctor Norvell was in Oklahoma
City yesterday.
Tom Weaver on the Richardson
farm south of town. is i'll this week.
w. J. Chisholm, six miles east of
the city, pioneer in this country,
died last week. Dad" as he was
familiarly called, was a picturesque
figure i'll territorial days and his
stories of early-day adventures will
be missed by his legion of friends.
Judge b. M. Horseman, for long
time justice of the peace in Wynne-
wood, died Sunday morning at his
residence i'll the southeast part of
the city. He leaves large family
of children, all Of whom are grown
and married. His sons, Boyd
Horseman of Sulphur and John
Horseman of Fort Worth, attended
the funeral.
Doctor Lustei and Joe Morris of
Davis were in Wynnewood yester-
day. Both are interested in the oil
development west of the city and
were out looking over the work.
Subscribe for the Daily Ardmore-
lite, delivered 70 your door for IS
cents Per week.
The Grandi Stock Company and
Calkins Ladies Orchestra are play
ing Wynnewood this week. This
company has is own tent and is
giving splendid entertainments ev-
cry evening.
Wynnewood people were treated
to ve,y agreeable surprise We'd
nesday when about fifty automo-
biles decorated with the Stars and
Stripes end other booster banners
drove into our city and began to
make themselves at home. The citi-
zens learned that it was a delegation
of business men and boosters from
the Oh amber of Commerce of Ard
more. The visitors were received
royalty and short addresses of well
come were delivered by Judge Will
liams and others, which were re-
sponded to by representatives of the
Chamber Of Commerce. The Cham
Der of Commerce Band dispensed
some splendid music as we'll as some
patriotic airs. Wynnewood always
welcomes Ardmore visitors, for
most of our citizens have seen Ard
more grow from little hamlet to
the largest city IN the southern part
of the state and it is with genuine
pride that we are numbered among
Ardmorc's best friends.
A number Of the younger set
spent Tuesday afternoon at Prices
Falls, picnickinb and bathing. Mrs.
Robert Walner chaperoned the
party.
Homer Bramble Jr. and Lewis
Picket have gone to Prices Falls to
enjoy week OF camp life.
Mrs. Sarah Kelley, mother of Tom
Weaver, has gone to Arkansas for
the summer.
Earl Gibson is building beauti-
full residence in the east part of the
city. Despite war activities and the
high cost of living, there have been
more new residences built in Wyn-
newood this summer than ever be-
fore in one season.
Merle and We.a Elliott are spend
ing the week with Miss Francis
Case in Oklahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cathey and
daughter, frankie Dean, of Tulsa,
who went to Fott Worth last week,
have returned to Wynnewood for
, few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mack Deal. NJ. Cathey was mana
ger of the Houston Lumber Com
)any here several years ago.
Judge Williams was in Norman
he first of the week looking after
egal matters.
wan: two hundred and fifty citi-
.ens of Wynnewood to take the
Daily Ardmore:te next week. You
get the latest war news, besides all
Wynnewood news. Only |
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loor. Call telephone 63 and leave
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