The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-03-14
CITY NEWS AND VIEWS.

Mrs. Richard Lee Of Muskogee
is visiting in Ardmore.
Miss Doris Kitchener will spend
the weekend in Shamrock, Texas
Mrs. George Groom is visiting
her sister, Mrs. W. T. Phipps, at
Pauls Valley.
c. NJ. Evatt has returned to Law
ton, where he visited Mr.. and Mrs.
f. T. Foster.
Mrs. Marvin Bell, who has been
i'll at the Hardy Sanitarium the last
three weeks, is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Cruce, Mr..
and Mrs. John Carlock and Hoyle
Carlock will go to Fort Worth to-
morrow, and from there will go TO
Dallas and Mineral Wells.
Mrs. Amey Hughes, 81 years old,
died last night at 10 o'clock at the
Hardy sanitarium. The body was
taken to her home in Mill Greek
for burial.
Circle No. 5 OF the Broadway
Methodist Church will meet Friday
afternoon at , o'clock with Mrs. J.
A. Bass, instead of with Mrs. Law
renee Cruce as formerly announced.
II. G. Bennett, superintendent Of
the Hugo city schools, was in the
city yesterday on his way home from
Oklahoma City. He visited Super
intendent George W. Cotlman and
discussed school matters.
A trash fire at 5.ll D street north
west at AT yesterday afternoon
caused no serious damage Parties
were burning large pile Of paper
in the yard.
City Engineer Watson received
telegram from Engineer Ander-
son, who is now at Brownsville,
Texas, saying he had mailed the re-
port of his estimates for the pro-
posed water supply to be obtained
from Henryhouse Creek, and that
it should reach here at noon today.
Fire Chief Reeder is having a
large board painted showing the To-
cation of the fire alarm boxes. This
will be placed in the fire station
for the benefit of the hremen.
W. p. McMurray has filed suit in
the district court against K. r.
Jones, asking for an injunction re-
straining the defendant from block
aiding the road entering into lot 2
of block | in the town of Provence.
The Jury civil docket in the coun-
ty court was cleared yesterday with
out a single case being tried, all
being disposed of through motions
or defaults. The only cases remain
/ ing to be tried today are those con-
! tinued from Monday and Tuesdays
dockets.
Mrs. W. A. Easley and son, Will
liam Jr., accompanied by Mrs. Eas-
ley's sister, Mrs. !. r. Cole of Tulsa,
have returned from San Antonio,
Texas, where they visited their
nephew, Frank B, Smith, who is in
training at Camp Travis.
William Mackey has filed suit in
the district court against William
J. Frame ct al. to recover %07, ,l8
alleged to be due on certain prom
issory notes and to foreclose a
mortgage on lands in section "a,
township 3 south, range | west, Civ
en- to secure the payment OF the said
notes.
Dan Blackburn, special officer OF
the Carter Oil Company, W. R.
Pointer and Bob Hutchins left this
morning for Sulphur, where Mr.
Blackburn will try to buy a pair OF
bloodhounds for work in the oil
fields. The Carter Company has
one dog that has done excellent
work in trailing highwaymen,
Miss Grace Borders Of the RandoI
hotel will leave tomorrow to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jane,
NJ. Bordens, at Effingham, III. She
will be absent two or three weeks
Mr.. and Mrs, Borders are arranging
to move south before another win
ter, and will probably make Ard
more their home.
!. p. Simpson, !. B. Champion
and T. J. Pollock went to Deest
last night, where they held a sue
cessful war stamp meeting. There
was large attendance, and a pie
sale was conducted The bids wert
not made in money, but in thrift
stamps, with the result that S40(
worth OF stamps was sold. The
people in that section OF the county
are very enthusiastic in their wal
work
Grover Jobe was charged in po-