The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-03
MlARIIETT
MRS. M1ATTYE N, ROSE
Agent and Correspondent
Bell Telephone Office
Full Carrier Service

Prof. Berry Cobb left Thursday AFTER
noon for sherman. where he will spend
the week end at the home Oh h''
mother. ,..., 90,
Gov. !. b. A. Robertson delivered an
excellent address here yesterday aItei'
noon on the good roads issue lie was
introduced by Ex-senator j. C. Ora
ham. The streets were crowded nc
came to Alariett overland accoihp"''o'
by p. c. Dings. Senator +. r. luchei, :,
Edward Gait. and Don Cochfah' az
Of Ardmore. -,
Miss Jessie Hickman. teacher III lhe
Marietta public schools has been 'l'G''
ed TO a position in the commerciaI u''
partment at Washington, d. C.
Buster McGaugh moved his laih"S
TO Eastland Texas, this week WHtle
they will make thir future home.
Mrs. James Stafford, who has pcc''
critically in for some time Is no"
much improved with good chances lor
early recovery.
Mrs. Fannie Goff of Ardmore' uiStrlc'
deputy in the Woodmen Circle was III
Marietta last evening to attehu '''
class initiation. She left Friday MORN
ing for Burneyvule, Leon and jim
town. where she will visit and work
with the Groves at these stations
Oscar Alllgood a former Marietta
boy who lately has been dlsGha'seu
from the military service has accepted
a position at Carl Robinson's cohltc-
tionery, beginning his duties there
yesterday.
Il. A. Jones OF BurneyVllle WIS Hei
yesterday on business.
Mrs. w. a. Reynolds and Mrs MAJ
tie Cobb returned to their nome At
Healdton yesterday after visit "ltl'
their brother j. {. Woods and fanny
and sister. Mrs. Larldn and FANNY
They met Mrs Combs daughter Ihel-
ma. who has been in san Angelo for the
past wear on account OF her health
Don't forget the annual high school
play tonight at the auditorium. me
play chosen for this years production
is "Why Smith Left Home by Geo
III. Broadhust 1t is pure comedy from
start to finish.
Mrs. Pansy Kaplan of DalIis was here
this week the guest of Mrs ). Levine
Mrs owen Wester. Mrs. j. y. NeSter
and Miss Alta Thomas of BurneyNlIle
uttendol the class initiation of the
Woodmen Circle here last night.
Mrs w. \. Culwell and Mrs. Guy
Gagdon of Burneyville were in Ma
rietta Thursday to hear Governor Rob
ertson and shopping.
James Barnes returned yesterday
from Tishomingo where he has been
visiting friends.
w. j. Culwel of Burneyville was in
Marietta yesterday trading and to hear
Governor Robertson.
Miss Amelia schlosser is spending
the week end with her parents ut
Sherman.
Herman McCarley had the misfortune
to break his leg the other morning
when he attempted to jump from
freight train near the stock pens.
Mrs. Laura Neal returned yesterday
from u weeks visit with her son John
Neal at Ardmore.
The city council met Thursday after
noon at the Chamber of Commerce
room. with all old and new members
present Report of W. l.. Alexander
on the audit of the books of the city,
was read and accepted. Ihe electoIi
of city marshal was the next order OF
business There were four applications,
George Smart, r. Nj, Randolph, j. NJ.
Alexander, and James Glover. Ballot
was spread and George Smart received
the highest number of votes. The mat
ter of street commissioner was left over
for the next meeting. X. y. Keller
was appointed city attorney. and in the
future the council will meet in his Of
flee over the Marietta drug store. j. k
Davis was appointed mayor pro tenn
A representative of carnival com
pany aolicited permission TO hold a
carnival here next week. 1t was put
TO a vote and the majority Of the coun-
ell was against it ON account of inter
fering with school arrangements. First
Thursday evenings at o'clock Were set
aside as regular meeting dates.