The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-13
DAVIS
TESSA MAJOR. Correspondent

Mrs. Mary L. Russell left last week
for her old home in Michigan. for an
indefinite stay with relatives and
friends.
Miss Carrie Ford was over from Ada
ana spent the weekend with Miss May
Bird Satterfield
Mrs. Fred IIutchins of Mill Creek,
was here the past week to see relatives
and friends
c. II. Parks was here from SULPHUR.
Saturday on business.
Miss ANNA Bessie Whitson arrived
last week for few days visit at the
nome of her uncle, Judge w. n. Lewis.
she formerly taught in the Davis school
Dut Is now City Secretary of the Y. w.
{. a. at tf. Worth, Texas.
Horace Parker, youngest son of Post
master w. f. Parker. and the only one
ol the three brothers to 20 overseas.
reached home last Thursday morning.
having received his discharge at Camp
FIke, twenty days after landing in the
United States.
Mr.. j. Ii. Vaughn Of Pauls Valley.
was here Saturday.
Mr.. Morrison, brother of Mrs. B.
Wolf, and recently returned from over.
seas is visiting here.
Mrs. w. b. Scrimshire of Oklahoma
City, visited Mrs. W. L. Hayes the past
week.
VIII Freeman was here from Pauls
Valley Thursday and Friday, visiting
his brother, r. l.. Freeman.
Mr.and Mrs. o. c. Francis returned
from Oklahoma City Wednesday, after
u visit of several days.
Wei Lamb arrived home Saturday
morning from Washington d. c.. on A
80 day furlough.
Mrs. Cleo McCord was in Pauls Val
ley Thursday, on business.
A message was received Thursday.
announcing the arrival of Loyd f..
Weber in New York from overseas.
He has served in France the past nine
months, in the signal corps.
Harold Offield left Saturday for
Sapulpa, where he has u regular posi-.
tion with the Frisco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Russell are visiting
in oklahoma City.
r. r. Shaffer came up Saturday from
Desdemonia, Texas, to see home
folks.
w. f. Echerd returned to Healdton
Friday.
Mat Wolf returned Thursday from a
business trip of several days to Poteau.
and other points in that part of the
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Willis went to Ok |
lahoma City Saturday, where Mr.. vii. |
lis will take a medical treatment for
reumatism.
Miss Hazel Fielding came down from
Norman saturday, where she is at |
tending the university and stopped over
with her cousin, Miss Ruby Ware, be |
fore going on to her home at Sulphur. |
The Boys Glee Club of the univer.
sity at Norman, We're here Saturday on
their way to Sulphur.
Judge John CASTLE was here from
Sulphur Friday. transactng business.
Mrs. S. A. Maxwell, of Tulsa, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. O. G.. Moore Mrs
Maxwell came here from Oklahoma City
where she had attended at state con
vention of the Christian church, and the
state C. w. b. NJ. is sending her to at
end an institution at the College of
Missions at Indianapolis. Mrs. Maxwell
will fill the pulpit at the Christian
,hurch here Sunday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Dabbs are here
rom Ada, visiting Mr.. Dabbs' sister,
Mrs. Elias Cunningtubby.
Mrs. Lucy Ttate Crews better known
lere as Miss Chambers, and who former
y taught the eighth grade in school
lere, came down from Wynnewood,
to visit Mrs. L. II. Greer, re-
urning Sunday.
Mrs. VI. ID. Mcintosh of Denison.
'eXas, Mrs. c. H. Mcdonald and II. NJ
>idwell of Ringing. and their father
I. NJ. Kidwell. seniors. of Oklahoma
'ity. We're here Sunday to observe
Iothers' Day, and are visiting Mr.. and
Irs. L. Il. Turner and family.
Mrs. Joe Chapman and small
aughter, Miss Inez( visited Mrs.
hapman's brother Harley Cutler and
imily at sulphur, Saturday and Sun.
ly.
Miss Mary Russell Entertained the
iembers of her class with hayride to
lie home of her sister Mrs. King
rippen three miles west of town Fri
ny night, where they had delightful
arty.
Miss Burgenia Kelly entertained her
ass Saturday night with party at her
,autiful home.