The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-09-18
Personal News Notes

Vcnent.
j. ID. Lucas, living between Sulphur
and Davis, was in town Monday.
Joe Jones, formerly a barber in Sui.
phur, but now farming near Mill
Creek, was in town Saturday trans
acting business.
G. w. Dillback, prominent farmer,
living north of town, was in Sulphur
Saturday
Miss Ethel Fellow, who has been
teaching in Oregon, is now located
at Monmouth, in that state.
William Scott Of Denison, Texas, is
visiting in the home Of Jeff Jennings.
Mrs. Ray Connally Of Memphis
Texas, is visiting her mother Mrs
G. j. Masters.
Miss Mary Robnett, who has been
the guest of Miss Joyce Bryant at
Oklahoma City for the past fortnight
returned home Monday.
7. ID. Crudup, who has been employ.
ed at Ada for some time, is spending
a few days with tome folks.
w. w. Brown was in Oklahoma City
the past week on business.
Mrs X. G. Davenport and children,
Helen and Nathelee, who recently
moved to Sulphur, spent the week
end in Pauls Valley, their former
home.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. L. Ansley left Sat
urday to spend week in Pauls Val
ley.
l.. r. Watson, who will teach at
pougherty the coming winter, was in
sulphur, Saturday.
Miss Catherine Bulen of Gletcher,
was the guest of Judge and Mrs. Cas-.
teel last week,
Mrs. a. j. Crawford and son, Clyde,
have zone to Mount Pleasant, Texas,
to visit Mrs. Crawford $ parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Duncan. 1t is hoped
that the change will be of benefit to
Clyde as he has been in i'll health
since last winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Preston and
Mr.. and Mrs. lIoyal Byars motored
to Ada Sunday.
Miss Hoberta Shelby of Hobart, is
here to spend the winter with her
grandmother Mrs. j. G.. Lehman.
She will teach the fifth grade in Cam.
eron school.
OWinters King spent the week
end in the Liebmann home. He is
temporarily located in Tulsa, but he
and Mrs. King will move this week
to Ardmore.
John Townsley made a motor trip
to Wichita Falls, Texas last week
Mr., and Mrs f. w. Fielding spent
the week end in Coalgate.
Ralph Rawlings was in Ada Sun.
day.
Mr., and Mrs. L. II. Frier and Mrs.
II. w. Fielding, made a motor trip
to Ada last week
Miss Grace Van Meter left Monday
for Ada where she will attend the fall
term of the normal
Mrs. Della Reyl,olds and children,
left this week for Bryant, Oklahoma,
where they will make their home.
w. j. Allen, who has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Afford Moore, left
Monday for Okmulgee, where he and
Mrs. Allen will make their home.
Roy Cunningham left Monday for
Oklahoma City.
Mrs. r. X. Woolf and Mrs S. A. Baily
of FL Dorado, Okla, have returned
liome after spending a two weeks
vacation in sulphur.
r. w. Stubblefield is visiting his son
at Dougherty this week.
Mrs. w. W. Payne, who has been
summering in sulphur, returned to
her home in Shreveport, Louisiana this
week. Mrs. Payne spends her va
cations here every summer, and has
made many Sulphur friends.
Mrs. Sam oliver, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Echols has returned
80 her home at Hugo.
Mrs. Joe Lucas of FL Dorado, is
visiting her hncle, Joe Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foley Collins and Mrs.
W. D. McCarty, are taking a motor
trip to Spiro, Okla, to visit Mr.. Col
Inns parents.
Marvin Stephens left Monday for
Electra. Texas, where he will be employ
ed with the Fort Worth & Denver
City Railway Company.
Oscar White, who has been spending
a few days with his parents, went to
Oklahoma City Monday to bring back
a new Dodge roadster.
Mrs. Cravins and children, also Mrs.
Peveto bnd children returned home
Monday from a two weeks motor trip
to Marietta, Okla, and to Gainesville,
Wichita Falls, Burkburnett, and bther
Texas points.
Paul Liebmann was in Ardmore Sun
day.
Robert Ray, who has been the past
or of the Presbyterian church during
the summer, left Monday for Virginia
where he will enter a Presbyterian
college. Mr.. Ray made numerous
friends during the short time he was
here and he will not soon be forgot
ten.
T. A. Pride, who had been visiting
his mother at Ada, came Tuesday 10
spend day with his brother, w. A.
Pride, before returning to his home IN
Houston Texas.
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