The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-08

]. A. Arnett who is employed with
the Frisco bridge crew, and located
at Madill spent Sunday in Sulphur
with his folks.
O. s. Hill, who is moving to Hick-
ory, was in Sulphur Saturday on
business.
Mrs. Vera Hail OF Eldorado, ar
rived Saturday to attend the funeral
of her brother, John Black, who died
in this city Thursday
Miss Lucille Gafford, member OF
the faculty Of Kid Key College at
Sherman, who has been visiting her
parents, Mr., and Mrs. r +. Gafiord,
in this city during the holidays, re-
turned to her duties, Sunday. She
was accompanied back to Sherman
by her younger sister, Elizabeth,
and Miss Bessie Johnson, who arc
attending the college this year.
Walter Lehman arrived home
last week from Camp Bowie, having
been honorably discharged.
Gen. II. II. Allen OF Davis at
tended the Confederate Soldiers
meeting in Sulphur Sunday.
Alfred Ashton returned to Baconc
College at Muskogee Sunday, after
spending the holidays with his par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. Bird Ashton.
Elias Brown returned to his
studies at Bacone College, Sunday
after spending the holiday vacation
with homcfolks.
Mrs. Mary Love is visiting in Nc
Alester this week.
Miss Nelma Long, daughter OF
Air, and Mrs. !. A. Long of this city,
returned to the College for Women,
at Chickasha, after spending the
holiday vacation at home.
]. W. Marsee OF CruSher was in
Sulphur Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs Elsie Wilhitc of Lexington
has been spending the holiday sea-
son with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
a. ], Stevens,
Miss Ruth Kennedy of Davis was
the guest of Miss Emma Rose Sum
day. Both of these estimabe young
ladies are the teachers of the Oak
Grove school
Max Grouse, recently discharged
from the army has taken the Carr
Chapel school two miles north OF
Sulphur, and began his term Mon
day, Mr.. Grouse was principal of
the Nebo school before the war.
W. w, Millican went to Pauls Val
ley Monday on business.
G. NJ. Davis, an old time Sulphur
citizen who has been living at Hen
rietta for many years, moved back
to Sulphur last week. Mr. Davis was
prominently identified with the ear
ly days of Sulphur and built one Of
the brick business houses and en-
gagged in business in West Sulphur
n years ago.
Miss Florence Nelson returned to
Dallas Monday where she is attend
ing S. VI. L,
T. B. Fletcher Of Chickasha has
been visiting his nephew, Oscar
Lowrance at the Lowrancc ranch
south OF Sulphur. He returned to
ChickaSha Monday.
Miss Berg OF Oklahoma City, who
has been spending the holiday sea-
son with Mrs IL. G.: Bean Of this
city, returned home Monday.
Mrs, G, A. Ramsey returned to
her home in Ardmorc Monday al
ter visiting Mrs. II. G. Bean for sey-
cral days.
The county commissioners met in
Sulphur Monday, and began the
business of the new year by swear
ing in the various new county Of
hcials. The only new face at the
court house is that of c. II. Parks.
sheriff. The other officials are hold
overs, reelected or Geputic, adj
vanced by the recent elections to
high command Those reelected are
!. II. Casteel, county Judge; Ira VI.
Roberts, county attorney: W. NJ.
Douglas, county treasurer: Elmer
Cleveland, tax assessor. ID. +. Ellis
of Davis, chairman board OF county
commissioner, + COuD,r iust;co