The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-17

Soldier Boys Come Home.
Khaki uniforms ar, very much in
evidence the past few days Hardly
day passes but some on the soldier
boys arrive at home. The following
came in Saturday having received
their honorable discharges at Camp
Doniphant. the day before: Leo
Keck. Sam /. Johnson, Oscar Nance
Virgil McGarr and William p.
MAYO; these arc all Marshall coun-
" boys who left here August 70.
When the -armisticc was signed they
were AT Camp Merritt, n. j., and
ready to sail for overseas. They al
seem glad to get home. Yesterday
!. s. Green. Of Lebanon arrived from
Camp Bowie, having received his
discharge late Saturday evening. He
had only been in training since Oc-
tobcr 20.
Hon. Jesse NJ. Hatchett, districr
judge Of Durant, transacted busi-
ness in Madill Saturday.
Mrs. Claude Reirdon returned yes
terday from a short visit with her
mother, Mrs. Mary L. Robbins, at
Oklahoma City.
w. s. Lasiter Of the Laster COM
munity was in Madill yesterday
Miss Anna Fbarb, left yesterday
morning for Camp Bcaurcgard,
Louisiana for visit Of few days.
Miss Alma Redden went to Hugo
yesterday to visit relatives.
Bill Mullins went TO Ardmore yes
terday to meet his mother, Mrs. !.
I. CASTOR, who had been visiting
with relatives at Chandler.
w. A. Thomas, druggist at Ayles-
worth, was a business visitor in Ma
dill Saturday.
Mrs. A. F. Wood of Pecan Gap.
Texas, who has been attending her
daughter, Miss Thelma Joe Wood.
who came to Madill to spend
Thanksgiving with her sister Mrs.
w. F. Settle and family and who
was taken i'll almost Immediately
with influenza, returned home yes
terday morning. Miss Wood is CON
valescing rapidly and will soon be
able to return home.
w. /. Wiston OF Mcmillan
transacted business in Madill yesteT-
day,
Rev r. P. Glenn left yesterday
morning to fill an appointment at
Tishomingo.
Mrs +, T. Ellis left Yesterday
morning for a visit with relatives at
Keller.
L, /. Wells of the Lark communi-
ty was in Madill yesterday morning.
w, T. Pace returned Yesterday
from Sulphur and other points mp
the road, where he has been looking
after business for the Durant Nur-
sery Co.
s. 3. (Grandpa) MaXey who has
been visiting with relatives in Ard
smore for some time, arrived N Ma
dill Saturday and will visit for a
while with his son, Claude MaXey,
and family.
Estes c. Ehrhart, another one OF
Marshall county's boys, who has
been in training, arrived home from
Camp Bowie yesterday with an hon
orable discharge.
Mrs. II. ChoWning returned home
yesterday after a lew days visit in
Dallas.
c. s. Whitney, superintendent Of
Kingston high school, was in Madill
Saturday afternoon.
Nose Kemp, a former Madill cit
izen, was here yesterday from his /
present home at Amarillo, Texas.
Claude Maxey and children spent
yesterday with relatives in Ardmorc /
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Dowell and /
Miss Addie Atwood visited with .
friends in Ardmore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Lewis OF /
Kingston spent Sunday in Madill .
with Mr.. Lewis parents, Mr.. and /
Mrs. Z. T. Lewis.
Miss Marie Landrum OF Kingston
spent yesterday in Madill guest Of .
her brother, John Landrum, and .
family.
Mrs. r. II. Chowning and children
returned yesterday afternoon from
4 few days visit with Mrs. Chown-
ings sister, Mrs. NJ. d. Hestand, a
Sherman.
Sam Vittitoe and S. p Boyd left /
yesterday afternoon Tor a short bus
mess trip to Tulsa.
y. ~. Nann. merchant OF Wood
ville. was in MadiIl yesterday even
ing
Henry Archcrd OF Wewoka re-
turned home yesterday evening after
a short visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. p. Archerd.