The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-07-22
MADllsl.
W. ]. BELL.
Reprsssn tativs for Marshall CO.
Full Carrier Service.

nc county CicIA , IeSohuS S"oW
the following real estate transac-
tons: Release of oil and gas lease
from Chas. w. Boggs, covering
SW4 of NW4 OF section 81, town
ship 7 south, range 6 east.
Release of mortgage from Home
Savings & State Bank covering So
SEA and So NJ SEA and NW4 NW4
SEA and NW4 NE4 SE5 section u,
township south, range 5 east.
Warranty deed from Wicy Wolf
ct al, to F. w. Jones for consid-
Grafton of 100000; description: NJ
SEA SW4 and SW4 So section "a,
and SEA NW4 section IS, and NJ
NE4 and NJ SEA NE4 and SW4
SEA NE4 section %, all in township
6 south, range west County court
approval of lands above described
Marshall County,
Guardians deed from Jerry Bass,
guardian, to l.. F. Knight, covering
NE4 NE4 section 26, and SEA SEA
section q, township 8 south, range
east, and approval of county court
OF Love county.
The names of forty-four boys in
class one have been posted and they
have been notified to be ready for
passage to Fl. Oglethorp, Ga. on
the 10Th for training.
Miss Lucille Brockman has ac-
cepted position as stenographer
with J. O. Minter, attorney.
Supt. 7. T. Montgomery of our
city schools is at Oklahoma City,
where he is serving as secretary to
the state board of education. He
will return home shortly and be in
readiness for the opening of our
fall terms of school.
The fair price committee, COM
posed of ]. w. Ragsdaie, w. J.
Reid and r. A. RADON have posted
the cost and fair selling price of
staple groceries for our good house
wives, which is appreciated very
much.
Mrs. Remus Gary, who has been
quite dangerously i'll for several days
is improving.
P. c. Owen, prominent farmer,
OF Willis, was transacting business
here since the last letter.
w. E. Bass, representing the Mis-
souri, Building & Loan Association,
formerly of this city, transacted
business here, and met his old
friends.
Mrs. J. w. Hckaday after a few
days visit with her daughter at
Durant, returned home.
King & Benson are the owners of
the Liberty Barber Shop under the
Marshall County Bank having ac-
quired control last week.
John Ferguson ]. X. Freeman,
Floyd Yount, Jack Morgan, Uuriah
Derring, Horace league and Gil
bert Stroud have left for the muni-
ton works at Nashville, going by
the way of Ardmore.
L. d. Webster, representing Har-
lows of Oklahoma City, and for
merly with the Madill Record, is
visiting his brothers, Grady and
Bob, for a few days.
John w. Bice is at Ardmore where
he will visit relatives and trends for
two weeks.
A. II. Scott, father of Tobe Scott
OF Mcmillan, after a visit with his
son, has returned to his home at
Gainesville Texas.
Bob" Roland, attorney of Ok
mulgee, returned home after at
tending to legal matters before the
courts.
Mrs. ]. B. Ryburn went to Ard
more yesterday afternoon where she
will spend week with her son,
Fred Ryburn, and family. She took
her grandson. Owen Hamilton Ry
burn, who has been in Madilll for
4 week with her.
Miss Louise Sweetman of Kings
ton was a Madil visitor Saturday
forenoon.
Mrs. T. J. Riley, OF Denison came
Saturday evening for visit with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Herndon. at their home southeast
OF Madill.
Mrs. J. B. Monroe OF Okmulgee
is in Madill the guest of Mrs. W.
~. Welch an dother friends and &C
quaintances.
Mrs. +. A. Burnett returned yes
terday from 4 months visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Alta Knaupp, at
San Antonio. Texas.
Miss Willie Steel, of Woodville.
was in Madill yesterday afternoon
en- route to Ardmore.
Mrs. Cora McGarr who Is max
ing her home with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. ]. Coffee, since her hus-
band. Fred McGarr. was called to
the colors a few weeks ago. returned
Yesterday from a visit at her home
at Woodville.
Mrs. Harry NJ. Thompson. and
daughter, Miss Maggie. Mrs. Louis
Thompson and Miss Jennie Nann.
of Woodville. were in Madill yester-
day en- route TO the II. NJ. Thopson
ranch near Mill Creek. Mrs. Thomp-
son and Miss Vann will be guests ,
at the ranch for week.
Misses Ethel Taylor and frankie
White of Woodville were in Madill