The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-12-08


in the interest OF the Red Cros,
membership campaign.
,I c. w. Copeland recently dscharg-
ed from the L. s. army is now al
e'home with his family in Suhpur.
e Mrs. h. F. Eleazer, who has been
dNyith her husband in Wilson for the
tlpast two weeks, returned home on
"Wednesday.
r, a new furnace is being placed in
the auditorium OF the First Metho-
Edist church. and the Rev. Mr. Nit
cchel. the new pastor. is making
c,many plans for the new year
S, Elder X. b. Musgraves has ac-
ticeptcd the pastorate OF the Church
OF Christ OF this city and will preach
p,his iirst sermon Sunday.
Sc The Alasons at Dougherty will
b,hold 4 St. lohn's Memorial Service
inSunday at II a. m. Rev. W. c.
y,Adams OF Shawnee will deliver the
aladdress.
in Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Broadbent
inof Corning. Kans.. are visiting their
plson. Hon. II. w. Boadbent. in this
tecitv.
" Mrs. c. Z. Taylor of Oklahoma
b,Citv is visiting her sister. Mrs. /. +.
ccPaccv. this week.
of Justice !. NJ. Collins. who was
arstricken with apoplexv several weeks
beago. is still confined to his home and
ashi recovery is very slow The eases
tuon this docket have been transferred
inor postponed until he is able to at
fitend to business.
al The Woman's Missionary Society
beof the First Methodist Church has
reelected the following officers for the
Anew year; President, Mrs. |. f. |
EPaccv; vice president. Mrs. ]. +. .
brSimmons; second vice president
mNTrs. c. f. Mitchell; corresponding .
secretary, Mrs. lohn Summers; .
retreasurer Mrs. NJ. d. Frier; local
cotreasurer. Mrs. b. A. Nelson; mis-
VISION study, Mrs. Bourland; social
inseryice. Mrs Sam Moreland; agent
--for Missionary Voice; Mrs. B. b.
CHanev and superintendent OF sup
pies. Mrs. II. G.. Butt
Mr.. and Mrs. !. c. Boswell will
leave this week for Oklahoma City
TO make their future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. 5. Gotte Will
leave this week for Salina, Kans.
Mr.. Gofie was formerly owner OF
fo.the Sulphur Telephone Co., and hay
neing recently sold to A. Cooper OF
niBurden. Kans.. is leaving for new
yifields of business. Mr.. Goffe was a
director in the Sulphur Chamber OF
Commerce and a very successful and
Contemplating ua business man.
ot,his recovery is very slow. The cases
-: W. Williams. we'll known resi-
andent OF Davis. was knocked down by
~ "a Santa Fe freight train Tuesday
afternoon on the ~ IN he DAVIS
rel railroad yards. The accident was
mot very serious, as Mr.. Williams
9t;suffered no broken bones, being only |
in badly bruised up and dragged tor
Several feet.
Sergt Preston Stedman of DAVIS
n son OF X. Y Steadman, arrived IN
New York few days ago from
'aIFrance and is now in New ! lork
'eohospital. recovering from minor
nc 61ailment. lie expects to be able to
come home in few weeks.
- Luke Autry OF Davis, IS a recent
% arrival overseas.
It G. w. Pullcn OF Davis former rep
81 Preventative from Murray county,
WAS in Sulphur yesterday transact
i,ing business.
y, il. G.. Barnett, lumberman from
1gHickory. was transacting business in
Sulphur Thursday.
II News was received in Hickory |
Thursday morning of the death OF
NLieut. Joseph Pearson MITCHELL
(which occurred on the western front |
,;,Noyemher 8. in the last big drive OF
Ethe Goth wiyision. He was killed in
action
A. Mrs. John Sharp OF Turkey, Texas
eI L.,,,, fan,;77,. his ',.eel,
: D.. ionas nrotninent farmer of
{lalrna- ,yas in culphur Thursday