The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-14
Wymmewood
Mrs. ]. F. Guthrey, Cor.
Phone l55

small children the youngest a baby
OF six months. Mr., Goble has re-
Gently moved here from Alabama,
and lived two miles south of Wyn-
newood.
The two year old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Stone died Friday
at the home of Henry Coyle. Bur
ial was in Oak Lawn cemetery Sat
urday afternoon.
The Red Cross completed a rush
order of five dozen garments for
refugee children in Belgium last
week
Ernest Cochran sold out to his
partner, Bruce Whitaker.
Mr. and Mrs. Gate OF Denver, ar
rived Wednesday 10 visit their son,
Waco Cate, and family.
Miss Ethel White returned to
Sherman, TEX, Friday, where she
will resume her studies in Kidd
Key College.
Miss Clifford SccreSt returned
home from Stratiord Thursday ac-
companied by Clip Secrest and lit
tie daughter Cathleen and Mrs.
Nora Briggs OF Dallas, Tex.
The Ardmoreite subscribers will
take notice that the Saturday al
ternoon paper has been discontin-
ued, but larger and better Sun
day edition will be published.
Mr.. Henderson, circulating man
ager for the A:dmoreite was a
business visitor here the weekend.
!. T. Weaver and family have re-
covered from the flu.
carl Collins left Tuesday to join
hi, mates on the battleship Florida.
They will spend the winter in Cuba.
Jake Brooks, young man OF Is
years, who has ,been violent and
menetally unbalanced since his re-
cent illness, has been taken to the
asylum at Norman.
H. b. Finglayson has succeed
ed A. Y. Sturgis as local manager
for the Mays Motor Co.
Owing to so much influenza the
Woodmen Circle did not elect Of
ficers in December. A meeting
has been called for Tuesday for
the election of officers and other
business.
The body of Mrs. Frank Roady
of Brady was brought to Wynne-
wood for interment.
Mrs. w, 3. Vaughan is in Pur-
cell to be with her daughter, Mrs.
Ward Cromwell, who is i'll.
Roman Merritt came home
Thursday from the naval training
school at Great Lakes, III.
Mrs. ]. II. Stockton returned to
her home in Paris, Texas, alter
spending the holidays with her
mother Mrs. Cunningham.
Charley Smith has purchased the
old Main Cafe from Mr.. Sullivan.
Earl Stewart and family arc
moving to their farm near Mays
Vile.
Ben White is carrying the mail
on r. F. D. No. l.
Mrs. Bob Mitchell has recovered
from influenza.
Little Mary Louise Flesher, while
playing in the yard Thursday, was
bitten on the face by a bull dog,
that Ind followed some children in
the yard. The marshal was called
and shot the dog.
Miss LYDIA Johnson first grade
teacher, has recovered from inilu-
cnza.
Misses Rclla Cordcll and Kay
Rollow entertained their friends OF
the eighth grade with social Fri
day night. Those present were,
Elizabeth Cole, Helen Keys, John
ice Deal. Charlyne Grant Helen
Gu,hrcy, Lorenc Taylor. Lois Gate,
Weta Elliott. Athlccu Nislcr, Retha
Sharpe Virginia Lantz, James
Henry. Gene Perry, Guy and Gar
vim Stewart, Fay Hilary Chackle-
ford and Carol Barrett. Alter
spending two hours in playing
games and contests, refreshments
were served and the guests depart
ed.
Miss LEILA Elliott, teacher in the
Davis school, was home to spend
the weekend.
Mrs. Ed Lcal returned from Ard
more Saturday.
Mrs. Arch Rollow has resigned
her position as teacher in the Davis
school and came home Friday.
Mrs. Charley Adams entertained
a crowd OF young folks at her
home Saturday afternoon.
Ware Daugherty has purchased
an interest in the grocery store with
Bruce Whitaker.
Miss Pearl Bradiield went to
Pauls Valley SATURDAY..
Kendall Bros. have moved their
grocery store from their location
on Main street to the building va
Gated by BIC. Hays on CONNER
cial avenue.
Miss Gene Rollow came down
from Norman Saturday where she
is attending the State University
to spend the weekend with home
folks.
c. f. Bramble is convalescine
from severe attack of influenza
Mrs. Myrtle Harrison OF Paoli
has a position with the firm o
Sharpe K Abernathy.
The Boy Scouts, William Wal
mer, Jay Hooker, Lewis, Picket