The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-26
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Miss Mahota Nichols left Saturday
for Muskogee TO Join her grandparents
in u trip TO Franklin and Bowling Green,
Ky, for the summer,
John w. Guess moved his family 10
Ada last week. where Mr.. Guess has
u lot Of contract work.
=. T.. Gafford and family have moved
TO oklahoma city. where they win make
their future home. Mr.. Gafford Is the
new secretary OF the State Insurance
Board.
Mrs. c. 4. Bryan returned Friday
after an extended visit with her rela
tives at saltwater and other places.
L.. \. Butts of Bartlesvillc, visited his
father, W. W. Butts here last week.
He Is interested In the new Ardmore
oil field, and was enroute 10 look over
his holdings near the new discovery
we'll.
Charles Porter recently returned sol.
dier boy, is now home from across the
seas. He was here this week follow.
ing visit to his parents at Henryetta.
j. p. Sims went to Scullin Sunday
TO meet his two little grandchildren
Flossie and John ID. Sims. from Kama.
wa. who come to spend the summer
with their grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Stubbefied re-
turned last week from a visit TO Pres.
colt, Ark, El Paso. Texas and other
places. They report a fine trip. While
at FL Paso. Mr.. Stubbefield. who is
afN NFAt Gnf lA l.tl11 a -
We're flying thick and fast from across
the border and he returned TO Ark
ansas.
Our returned soldier boys are now
arriving home in large numbers. Among
last weeks arrivals are Charles Hardin,
Lee Peveto, Charles Porter and James
A. Delay.
James II. Roselle. lately returned
from France, now stationed at Carrie.
this city the past week. In France,
Mr.. Roselle. was Il member of the l03rd
Aero Squadron and the famous Lafay.
cite Escadrile. He returned Tuesday
to CarriZaZa.
Roy Leonard. who is employed with
the Mays Lumber Co, at Davis. visited
his parents here sunday.
Rev. j. l.. Guthrie of Shawnee. filled
his regular appointment with the First
Baptist church here Sunday.
w. II. Riley was called to Cleburne,
Texas, last week on business.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Johnson. who is staying
with her daughter Bessie while the lat
ter attends the Ada Normal. was down
over Sunday looking after business and
home matters.
Rev. T.. A. Hardee of Ada, came down
to preach Il special sermon at the Cal
vary Baptist church but was rained
out last Sunday night, hence the service
has been postponed until the first Sun.
day in July at which Brother Hardee
will return. He is at present, pastor Of
the Baptist Church at Ada.
c. T.. Johnson was in Ada and other
points north on the Frisco, the first few
days of the week.
Col L. C. Renfro went to Davis Mon
day morning to meet his little grand
daughter, Madeline Sykes, who came
up from Electra, Texas to spend the
summer with her grandparents. Miss
graduated from High School at the age
OF II years.
Mr.. andw Mrs. M. ID. Giles were called
to Dexter, Texas, Monday on account Of
the serious illness Of Mr. Giles mother.
Mr. and Mrs. L. o. league went to
Pauls Valley Monday.
r. X. Davenport, cashier of the bank
at Sparks, passed through Sulphur last
Friday.
Frank Perry left Monday for George
town, Texas, to join his wife and family,
who We're called there last week by
wire announcing the death of Mrs.
Perry's father, Judge Mackemson. Judge
Mackemson was well known in Sulphur
having visited here on several occas-
sions He was a noted pioneer in Texas
and during his life time held many high
and honorable positions in that state.
A. M. Clark, j. C. Davenport and j.
w. Winters returned last week from an
inspection trip to the Arizona country.
They return with glowing reports of the
crops and general prosperity Of that
section Of the state they visited in and
near Tucson.