The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-21

Carlisle Mitchell returned home YES.
terday morning with his discharge. He
returned last with the Seth division and
was mustered out at Camp Bowie.
Prof. j. r. Butcher left Wednesday
for Wichita, Kansas, to attend a conven-
ton of the American Red Cross.
w. S. Hart, western union operator,
returned home Monday from two
weeks visit with his wife and baby in
Galveston.
A number of our boys have come
home this week. Amonk them were:
Messrs. Welch, Strickland, Wright and
Trahern.
Mrs. c. p. Hodson is in Fort Worth
where she will remain with her hus-
band until his discharge. Mrs. Hodson
writes that she had the pleasure of
writing her husbands discharge which
will be signed in time for them to be at
home aSturday. Mr.. Hodson is the re-
cipient of two medals as a reward for
meritorious service, one of the French
CrioX de Guerre.
Mrs. Gordon Davenport has recently
received a Croix de Guerre from the
French government sent in recognition
of the bravery of her husband Gordon
Davenport, who was killed on the field
of battle in France.
A meeting of returned soldiers, sail
ors and marines, is hereby called at
$3.50 p, M. on the date given at the fol
lowing places Saturday night, June
21st:
Lindsay and vacinity-at Court room
in Lindsay.
Stratford and vicinity-at courtroom
in Strotford.
Elmore, Foster and vicinities-on
streets of Gilmore.
Monday night, June 23rd;
Wynnewood and vicinity-at City
Hall.
Maysville and vacinity-on street.
Paloi and vacinity-on the street.
There will be a meeting of the service
men of Pauls Valley and vacinity on Fri
day night, June Goth, at Eiks Club
rooms.
The purpose of these meetings is to
discuss and perfect plans for the or
ganization of the American Legion,
association of men who have
been in the service. 1t is hoped that
every man will arrange to attend some
one of thse meetings.
County Attorney Monroe Osborn is
chairman the American Legion.
Miss Vera Wignall left Tuesday for
California where she will spend the
summer
Miss Eleanor Yarnell, cashier, at
Carson & Jarham's store left Sunday
FOR Searcy, Ark, where she will spend
here vocation with here mother.
Miss Zella Wignall left Tuesday for
Arkansas City, Kans., for an extended
visit with a sister in that city.
Mrs. w. C. VanHoozer and daughters
'eturned Sunday from ten days visit
With her parents, Rev. and Mrs. w. ID.
Mathews at Oklahoma City.
Mrs Robert NJ. Tate and children of
Naldon, Ark, arrived Friday for a
,isit with Mrs. Tate's parents, Mr.. and
Irs. L. NJ. Arnold.
Mrs. w. r. Bell and babies have re-
urned from a three weeks visit with
elatives in Kansas and Missouri. Mr.. |
Bell went up last week and spent a
ew days, returning with them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Williamson and
Iiss Williamson were in Oklahoma City |
thursday to meet their brother. Jesse
williamson, who was with the seth |
Division boys, who were in the city on
hat date. Mr.. Williamson received his
ischarge and arrived home Thursday.
Local parties have organized an oil
ompany for the purpose of drilling for
il and gas in the Davis field. They
ave secured eighty acres OF land close
p to the discovery well. The following
re the directors and officers: John W.
iibson, president; r. B. Lee. vice presi-
ent; r. E. Burks. secretary and treas
rer; Directors. DIR. n. II. Lindsay, II
rocket Scrivner and L. T. Butler, all
Pauls Valley. and J. C. and J. NJ.
Of Wynnewood.