The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-13

where Mr.. Dickson will undergo medi'
cal examination for special treatment
by the Mayo Brothers. Mrs. DICKSON
has been failing in health for some
time and as he could not get any per
manent relief here he decided TO try
the noted specialists. He Will be ap
sent for two of three weeks. Ills
daughter. Miss Ada, will stop at sui
phur with relatives. During the alb
sence of Mr.. Dickson, the business OF
his office will be taken care of by +.
A. Riner.
Hal Stamps has purchased the o. a.
/ Reed dwelling.
W. H. Hunt has returned from
trip to Sherman, with his wife, who
went for treatment of throat trouble
Miss Mittie Powers, who has been
/ teaching in the school at Marietta, is
now at home for the summer vacation
/ Misses Blanche Hoskins and Ruth
/ Dixon left last week for summer
| visit to relatives and friends in ARK
ansas. They were accompanied by
Odine Brown.
Lon Jones has attached a gasoline
I
ing the intricate machinery.
Justice Williamson has resigned as
township justice and will be succeeded
by Bond Ream.
The hum of the binder is now heard
on every side.
The boy scouts are showing great
enthusiasm during the scout drive this
week
Miss Minnie Lou Carroll of Texas
is here on a visit and contributed very
much to the pleasure of the Literary
Club entertainment last night.
There is some activity in the pur
chasing of oil leases in this locality.
Marshall Hunt has resigned his of
flee and was succeeded by a. Stout
Mrs. Lee Jamison of Helena, Ark"
is here on visit to Mrs. May Jamison
and friends.
W. H. Gibson of Durant was here
on business the first Of the week.
Rev. c. A. Ables of Como, Texas, of
the Christian church, preached some
very interesting sermons at the Metho-
dist church last week.
Charley Walden, who has had charge
of the Kozy fountain for some time
has accepted a position with the Chan
mel Drug Co, of Bromide and will
go to that place next week
Miss frankie Smith has gone to Ada
to make her home.
Decoration day was observed at the
Rose Hill cemetery last sunday and
a large number of our people visited
the cemetery not only the soldiers bur
to- - l,,, las .,fl
others as well.
The vulclLniZing plant which was
operated by a. Stout has been taken
over by r. y. Douston and is now
in charge of Mr.. McLaren, who is an
expert in this line of business.
An army aeroplane, while on an eX-
perimental flight, lost its bearing and
had to light in the Taylor meadow,
north of town to get gasoline. 1t was
operated by a lieutenant and was on its
way to Ada.
Rev. +. W. Michel, pastor of the
Presbyterian church, has been released
from Sunday night services by his
church. for the month"; to give the
time to boosting the Frank Wright
meeting. He expects to be at Clarita
at Clarita next Sunday night, and ar
range services in neighboring town
for the other Sundays in the month.
The woman's council met last Sun
day afternoon at three o'clock at the
Presbyterian church
f. *. Smith of Ada, who formerly
resided here was shaking hands with
his many friends at this place the first
of the week
Arrangements have been made to
hold prayer meeting at least once in
every home in the town during the
Frank Wright meeting preparations.
The town has been divided into sec.
tions and committee appointed in
each section to hold these prayer meet
ings.