The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-09-11
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w. j. BELL.
Representative for Marshall Co.
Fun Carrier Service.
W j. BELL.

Mrs. +. X. Carter OF NyleSworth
has been notified that her son, Les
lie l.. Mitchell was killed in action
in France, Augut IL. Leslie Nit
chell went with the first contingent
OF Marshall county boys, sent to
Camp Travis, San Antonio, Texas,
in September. 1917, and is, so far as
known, the first Marshall county boy
killed IN action. Leslie Mitchell was
splendid young man in the full
vigor OF young manhood, with his
lies work before him. He sacrificed
all fighting on foreign soil, to de
Stroy government that would make
slaves OF all peoples, and he shares
the glory that surrounds the death
OF millions OF heroes.
The fifth Marshall County Free
Fair came to a close Saturday night.
and. taking everything into conSid-
Grafton, 1t was 4 success. President
Geo. NJ. d. Holiord, Secretary NJ.
L. Ewing, Demonstration IL. Gar
land, and the directors, worked hard
and faithfully and deserve credit for
the showing they made.
!. w. Moon, county garden direc-
tor, had booth at the county fair
for the purpose OF enrolling a school
garden army, for Marshall county.
The plan is to have captains and
lieutenants in every school district
in the county lie has offered $50
in premiums for the best school dis
trict exhibit OF garden products ior
1910.
Sheriff John Glenn left yesterday
ior business trip to Hugo.
+. j.. Kennamer transacted legal
business at Ardmore yesterday.
]. c. Hopkins OF the Kingston
Messenger was a business visitor in
Madll Monday
Fred Moore OF Woodville trans
acted business in Madill Monday
+. II. Dul.ee, county commits
sioner OF the third district, was in
MadIl Monday.
Miss Ava McLish who has been
visiting her cousin, Miss Ruth Stapp,
for several days. has returned to her
home at Ardmore.
Mrs. Frank Kirby and daughter,
Miss Tressa Bowlin OF Sulphur, who
have been visiting for some days
with relatives east. OF Madill, re
turned home Monday.
!. W. Buchanan left yesterday ior
Paris, Texas, to visit relatives.
Miss Lucille Brockman visited
friends at Ardmore Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. jenkins spent
Monday at Mill Creek looking over
a farm that Mr.. Jenkins purchased
some time ago.
TamS Lynn, son Of Mr.. and Mrs,
+. G.. Lynn, left Monday Tor Still
water, where he will enter A. & NJ.
College for the l9lS19 term.
Z. X. Carter Of Aylesworth was a
business visitor in Madill Monday.
Robert Owen and J. l. Walker,
Marshall county teachers from the
Willis section, are in Madill this
week attending the county teachcers'
institute.
Charles Thomas, John Ravis and
Grady Collins of Willis were in
Madill Monday.
Marvin O'Brien spent Sunday
with his daughter, Dorothy, in Du-
rant.
Lorisse Hodges, who has been
working at Ft. Worth, Texas, for
seceral months returned home
Monday and will leave in a few days
ior school at \. & NJ. College, Still
water
Mrs. Paul Burney and children OF
Woodvile visited in Madill Monday.
W. +. Ramsey of Kingston trans
acted business in Madill Monday.
c. /. Turley is in Dallas. Texas.
Fulsome Arbuckle was in Madill
on a short business visit Monday.
Mr.. Arbuckle who is in the mechan-
les training school at Love field,
Dallas, Texas, stated that he would