The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-10

X. o, Peevy was operated on satur'
day for appendicitis at the Pauls Val
ley sanitarium.
Edgar Long. who has been with the
army OF occupation for the past Few
months. arrived home saturday.
J, Harrison. wife and baby, formerly
OF the Regal Theatre are visiting
friends here.
W. c. Gilliland, a merchant OF Goose
neck. who had received "A sentence OF
30 days and $50 fine and had served
ten days. has been paroled until Aug
ust by Governor Robertson to attend
TO some pressing business matters. lie
then will serve the rest OF his sentence
FOR selling Jamaica ginger and other
narcotics.
j. X. McChesney motored 10 Fort
SIN for the week end TO visit his son.
Monk
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. Johnston are
guests of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Johnston of North Pecan street.
Burgess Ware, stationed at Wanette
Okla, as timekeeper for the Prairie
OH n Gas Co. spent the weekend with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. X. l.. Ware
Of North Chickasha street.
The Garvin county farm council met
at the auditorium of the Chamber of
Commerce and Community League sat
urday, Uohn l.. Henson of Richardson
gresding. A splendid representation
Sjhe council was present Problems
: In a5arvesting ana marketing were mat
~ ters of earnest discussion, and the
growing dairying interest was highly
commended. The farmers We're strong
in their endorsement Of the farmers
gin To be located at Pauls Valley, which
will be ready for operation early in
September, and We're gratified TO know
that the movement of the Pauls Val
ley business men for a large fireproof
warehouse was an assured fact and that
construction will begin within u very
short time, so that it will be available
for this seasons crop. 1t has been
definitely announced that the
committee in charge of the build
ing campaign for the new $4,000
Methodist church will begin labors this
week, and Chairman Reed of the build
ing committee expects to let the con.
tract for construction within a very
short time The greater porti"1 of the
amount needed has been assured.
The NanIloozer building on Paul
avenue has been remOdeled, the lower
floor being occupied by. Cooper 5
confectionery, while the second floor
has been converted into single rooms
and suites.
The Pauls Valley granite works has
nllA
corner of Paul avenue and Walnut
street, and the building formerly oc-
cLpied by this enterprise has been re
modelled and the Porter Bros. Automo-
bile Agency has been domiciled there
H.
Mrs. Edward Lewis, teacher of music
In the public schools the past year,
,gil leave the latter part of the week
tor Cleveland, Ohio. to study express
\ on at the Phidelah Rice school. and
: I~nusic under the direction of Theo Mil
ier. Mrs Lewis will return in late
summer in time for the opening of the
public schools, being elected again for
he coming year.
Announcement was made Saturday
hat Mrs. Sam |. Jordan will build an
other five room bungalow next to the
one nearnw completion, and that H.
f. Tidmore vii lerect a new modern
residence on the southwest corner Of
:he same block.
Announcement has been made by Art
5. Hamley that work will begin with
,ut delay on his new theatre building
On Paul avenue, which, when com
pleted will be one of the largest and
most commodious moving picture the
atres in southern oklahoma. Mr.. Ham
ley expects to get in his new build
ng by early fall.
Contract has been let for the beau
tiful new siXroom residence of T. A.
Foster on North Willow street
Foster on North Willow street.
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