The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-18
Pawls alley
PINK WADE HODGE
Correspondent; Office ut Chamber
OF Commerce.
T, sPoHN. circulator
Headquarters at Baker Drug Co.

NulnOn flttS, I'pIeS'hthNs ~"
sherman overall Factory. was In the
city yesterday and visited his aunt
Mrs. Sarah II. Wade.
Little Miss Dorothy Check, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Emmet Cheek, IL
tho guest OF her aunt. Mrs j. NJ. Moss
In oklahoma City.
II. q. Truitt. manager or the Home
oil Company. was business Visi'or
10 Oklahoma City yesterday
Attorney l.. e. Andrews had legai
business In sulphur yesterday.
The Chamber of Commerce is In re-
cclpt Of letter from Congressman
Joe u. Thompson, enclosing bili
which he has introduced directing the
secretary of war to donate a cannon
or field piececaptured from the Ger
mans. TO the city OF Pauls Valley.
Miss Geneva Bush is home for the
summer with her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. c. S. Bush after attending the
university at Norman during the past
year.
\ hearing on the injunction proceed
ings sought by w, q. kimberlin ana
others. directed against the Board OF
County Commissioners To restrain
them from missing the Sl5O,OOO good
roads bonds for Whitehead township
recently voted, will be heard before
District Judge Swank In special SEES
sion. here next Thursday. The plain
tiffs are represented by Attorney Ma
rion Henderson, while the board OF
l...t taflt L
ed by county attorney Monroe Osborne
and others.
Herbert Phillips is home for vaca-
ton, having graduated at the uniVer'
sity at Norman at the last term.
Miss Matte Muldrow, who has been
the charming guest of Miss Beatrice
Lindsay, returned to her home in Nor
man Sunday.
The younger society set of Pauls
Valley has received an invitation from
DR.. Brown Of sulphur to attend the
opening dance at the Artesian.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Kelley and little
daughter, Elizabeth, are the guests OF
the latters parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harlee Russell and family. Mr.. Kelley
has recently returned from overseas.
\ company has been organized ana
sufficient money has been secured TO
construct a wireless station at Pauls
Valley and equip same with CONNER
cial instruments. Some fifteen or SIX
teen boys back from the army, who
have been made proficient in wireless
telegraphy, will have charge of the re-
ceiving station. which is allowed by the
Federal Government. This station VIII
put Pauls Valley in touch by wireless.
with different parts of the world ana
will be of much value to the city. II
is expected that this receiving station
will be in operation within a very
short time.
Persistent rumors have been circu-
lated the last few days that wild
woman is at large in the country be-
tween kimberlin's lake and Hull farm
She is said to be about Is years old
and those who claim TO have seen
her say that she is dressed in black
skirt and hat. Some who claim to
have seen her and tried to catch her
say she is fleet as deer and tough
as a whale bone, as she darts through
the thick underbrush and eludes cap
t,Ire. Quite a number of Pauls Valley
men have been searching the woods in
an effort to apprehend her hiding
place.
A large number of taxpayers own
ing land in the Rush creek valley met
at the rooms of the Chamber of Com
merce and Community League Satur-
day afternoon, and took definite steps
looking to the construction of a drain
age ditch from a point approximately
due north of Antioch to the mouth of
Rush creek Thousands of acres of
waste land are involved in this pro
iect. H. NJ Carr was instructed to