The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-14
Wapamucka
Sallic Montgomery.
Correspondent.

Pvt. Clinton Barrett is visiting his
parents in western Texas.
Mrs. Lee Otis Horton spent the
week with Mr.. and Mrs James Hor-
ton at Coleman.
Miss Ethel Tanner spent the week
end with her parents.
Mrs. T. N. Evans and Miss Bessie
Montgomery spent the weekend in
Wapanucka.
Charley Walden has resumed his
work in the Kozy Confectionery. He
held this place before going into
service.
r. f. Brokan OF German, Mo-,
visited his father, Isaac Brokan, OF
this place, last week.
Bonnie and Dewey Horton OF
Coleman spent the week end with
friends in Wapanucka.
Frank Alexander is out after a
severe case of the flu, but is not
able to resume his work. Mrs. Alex
ander is improving rapidly.
Mrs. Ed Walkup OF Idabel has
been here this week looking after
her property and visiting friends.
Henry Jones has purchased an
interest in the Surrell garage and au-
tomobile business.
Mrs. Ira S. flaming left Thurs
day for an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends at Honey Grove
and Ladonia, Texas.
Abe Wolverton was home from
Coalgatc last week on a visit.
Clifford Cartwright was one Of
the winners for page in the legisla-
ture.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Tightower and
daughter, Claire Douglass, have re-
turned from 4 visit to Texas.
Bond Ream was a business yis-
itor to Tishomingo last week.
S. L. Barnes OF the Oklahoma
State Bank made a business trip to
Atoka last week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Conway of Madill
was a visitor here this week to her
sister, Mrs. J, c. Hunt.
Mrs. Buelah Richardson, who has
been head deputy court clerk OF
this county, has resigned.
Rev. Z. w. Mitchell returned from
Bay City, Texas, Saturday night and
held regular services at the Pres
byterian church on Sunday.
Justice Faulk was called from his
peaceful slumbers on the night OF
January 4, at II o'clock to perform
the marriage ceremony for George
Campbell and Miss Mary Ray. And
on the same night at 9 o'clock he
performed like ceremony for r. J..
Short and Miss Minnie Bershcres.
k. VI. Harris OF Coleman has pur-
chased the Stewart Hotel and has
assumed charge. lie has splendid
reputation as a hotel man.
4 letter received from Pvt. W. T.
Hopper, stated that he was back in
the state.
J.T. Rowbotham was in town Sat
urday.
Miss Ollie Lee was a Wapanucka
visitor Saturday.
Mrs. +. NJ. luhan, who has been
here for some weeks attending her
daughter, Mrs. Cecil Tanner, who
has been i'll with the flue, has re.
turned to her home in Colorado, her
daughter having sufficiently recov-
cred for her to leave.
DIR. Paul Hendrix OF Sayre has
moved here for the purpose OF open
ing dental parlors, and has secured
rooms in the Channel building.
Mrs. Robert Raulston returned
from Hugo Monday where she has
been with her husband who was
home from San Francisco on a ten
day iurlough. Mr.. RaulSton also re-
turned to the training station Mon
| day, but expects 10 receive a dis
charge soon.
| !. NJ, Underwood was here Tues
/ day and said that he was looking for
his boy home from army service
soon, lie has been on the battle
front in France and was wounded
in the great battle in which the Ok
lahoma and Texas troops won such
honors. His wound was not serious,
however, though it took him out OF
the battle line.
DR.. ]. NJ. Ellis after several days
stay here winding up his business
matters, left for his fathers home in
Texas. He has many friends here,
who will regert to learn that he will
not locate here again for practice.
He has not yet decided just where
he will locate, but probably in
Texas.
The people OF Wapanucka regret
very much that III, c. Byers is moy-