The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-01-31
Of MADILL.
Nrdmoreite Correspondence.)

Madil, Okla, Jan. 31.-Marriage
license was issued Tuesday to W. J. A.
colwell, aged 10 years, and Miss Mabel
McCarley, aged IS years, both of Isom
Springs.
transcript from Justice of the Peace
/. o. Lewis court was filed in the court
clerks office Tuesday wherein the Ma
iill Oil and Cotton Company sues the
st. Louis & San Francisco Railway
company for S4264 damages.
Madill National Bank has filed a suit
in the district court against T. j. Wall,
wherein they ask for judgment for $50,
interest, etc. on certain promissory
1ote given by the defendant
Mr., Duncan, a member of the law
firm of Wimbish & Duncan of Ada,
was in Madin Tuesday on legal bust
ness.
Gale Stater of Ada was in Madin
Wednesday attending to business.
c. NJ Nichols and Hayden Creek.
more, deputy sherifls, went to Ada
Wednesday morning to transfer c. L.
and Dave Scott to the Ada Jail for safe
keeping until trial day, returning on
the $40 train
The body Of Clay y. Mckee, one of
the victims of the wholesale poisoning
1t Francis, Sunday, who died on the
southbound Frisco passenger train Mon
lay night while on his way to the hos
pital at Sherman, was taken Off here
and prepared for burial by the Hunt
undertaking establishment and re.
turned to burial Tuesday
Claude MaXey made a business trip
to Ardmore Tuesday.
Bob shaw Of the Lebanon country
was in Madnl Tuesday looking after
some business matters.
Mrs. Claude Reirdon went to Durant
Tuesday to visit friends. Her son, w.
@. Lewis Jr, accompanied her.
Tom Christian was at Durwood and
simpson Tuesday posting tax assessing
notices.
Jerome Whitsel made q short bust
,ess trip TO Ardmore Tuesday.
e. II. Coulter and A. o. Duncan of
Kingston were in Madil Tuesday on
their way to Ardmore to look after
some business affairs.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. O. o. Watkins,
daughter.
Harry Hayworth made short bust
ness trip to Ardmore Tuesday.
Oscar Watkins attended to business
at Ardmore Tuesday.
DR.. ]. l. Castor left Tuesday for a
business trip to Oklahoma City.
A. Ewing, Of Ewing Bros, was in
Ardmore Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Gwaltney of Du-
rant former residents Of MadilI, spent
Tuesday in Madin, Mr.. Gwaltney look
ing after business. Mrs. Gwaltney Wis
iting with friends.
j. O. NIlnter and Miss Maud Andrews,
county home demonstration agent, held
a meeting at Aylesworth Tuesday night
in the interest of the war savings
stamp campaign. There was not a
very large attendance, but all present
were interested and all feel confident
that Aylesworth will do her part In
buying stamps.
Mr, ana MTS, oltCh lplONili lAO4il Wv
old Brownsville country, were Madill
visitors Tuesday.
II. A. Harris OF Woodville was a
business visitor in Madill Tuesday.
Miss Marie Hanna of Howe, Texas,
who had been visiting her aunt Mrs.
Rose Hollingsworth, for week, has
returned home.
A.. u. Knows of Ardmore was in Ma
dill for a short while Tuesday morning,
A. NJ. Chastain made a business trip
to Ardmore Tuesday morning.
John Vandervort went to Mill Creek
Tuesday morning to attend to some
business matters.
n. c. and o. G. Rollins made a short
business trip to the Simpson country
Tuesday.
w. L. Lindsay, superintendent Of the