The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-04
WapanuclSa Personals.

W. S. Shipley, who is employed by
the Armour Il Co. packing house at TT.
Worth, spent the week end with his
mother.
$. B. Jones was "A business visitor to
Wapanucka Saturday.
Miss Geneva Smith of Clarita spent
the weekend here visiting friends.
j. II. Rowbotham and family were
in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Butty of Clarita
were here Saturday.
Misses Bessie Montgomery and Ethel
Tanner left Friday for Ada to attend the
summer term of the normal.
II. G. Rasey left Saturday for Fill
more Cll., where he will make his fu-
ture home. Mr.. Ramsey was the lead
ing lawyer in town and one of the
foremost citizens. He was always the
leader in every Liberty loan drive and
Red Cross campaign. The town will
feel the loss of him. Mrs. Ramsey mas
been gone for several days.
j. r. Badgwell and family We're in
town Saturday.
Buddie Watts left IA few days ago to
accept position at Burkburnett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren of Atoka coun
ty were in town on business Saturday.
A reception will be given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wm. Dunn June 5th
for all returned soldiers.
Bob Robinson was in town on bust
ness Saturday.
Misses Eunis Hunt, Lydia Smith and
Allye Drain were among those who en-
tered the summer term of the Ada nor
NAL.
Mrs. Guilford Drain was an Ada Wis
itor the latter part of the week.
Miss Cleo Earhart of Coalgate is at
tending the normal.
Miss Bessie Montgomery and Mrs.
Jordan were Durant visitors Wednes.
day and Thursday.
Henry Cannon of Coleman was Wap
anucka visitor the last of the week.
Several people from Wapanucka at
tended the decoration services at Wells
Valley cemetery Sunday.
Lee Jones of Coleman was shaking
hands with his many friends here Sat
urday.
Mrs. Everette Grigsby has returned
and family in Missouri
Miss Bertha Drain of Coleman passed
town Saturday en- route to Ada
to enroll as a student in the normal
school.
Cam Badgwell was n Wapanucka Wis.
itor Saturday.
Henry Cannon and James Morgan OF
Wilson Grove were Wapanucka visitors
Grandpa Hammond and wife were in
town Saturday.
J. T. Lively and daughter, Ruth, were
in Wapanucka the first Of the week.
Vennie Robinson left Thursday for
Ada to attend the normal.
Gwynn and willard Gibson of Durant
are here visiting their grandmother and
a host of friends.
o. A. Reed was n Durant visitor the
last part of the week.
Taylor Hammond was q Wapanucka
visitor Saturday.
Theodore Krumrey of Cape was in
own Saturday.
Bonnie Horton OF Coleman is here
~ the guest of his brother, NJ. A. Hor-
on and wife.
Mr.. Thomas died at his home two |
niles west of town Friday.
Arthur Montgomery is suffering with |
| severe case of the mumps this week.
Several cases of smallpox are reported
,ear Wapanucka.
A telegram was received from Frank
Wells by his father. stating that he had
anded and would soon be home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Adkins Of Cope
pent the week end with Mrs. Adkins
ather. c. W. Watterson. and family.
r. X. Smith of Ada was here this
Seek on business. NJ
f. T. Kinsey Of Bromide was a busi-fs /
ess visitor here Wednesday.
Prof. j. q. March passed through
Thursday.
An aeroplane passing over town on
sway south attracted considerable
ttentiOn Thursday.
Charles Brown, w. 7. Foster and +.
:. Riner have been in attendance at
ne district court the past week.
Ed Stewart has returned from Pauls
-a1lav whara ha has mazda or. u