The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-06-08
Davis Personals

Howell building formerly occupied py
Chig!ey,s and DraughonN haruWa'e
store and will use il as an oillce anu
nrobablv oil exchange. The bulldlhs
is being fixed up in attractive shape'
George j. Christisen mas returned "
Davis after an extended stay III 'i'e
Ranger, Texas, oil fields
Tel Lamb left yesterday for WASH
incton after spending 3O'day iurioush
here with homefolks.
Elmer Mogg moved his barber shop
Yesterday from the York.Ballew puma
ING TO the Disham building across the
street. I'D
Carl Rowe. son of NJ. II. Rowe ana
T f. James. son of 4. +. James, Sr"
Af the west route recently arrlNeu
49, overseas and are expected nome
Shortly os
NJ. Mullican, shoemaker, late Vi
Alaysvillc, has moved to DAVIS anu
with his family occupies the mousse On
Main street formerly occupied by H.
Folk, shoemaker.
Rcv. i. b. Rounds of Shawnee was
here the first of the week in cohhec
lion with Sunday school work ne
went to Pauls Valley yesterday ana
was accompanied by Rev. J. D. fraiiN
lin of this city.
G. w. Howerton has received worn
that his son, Jesse j., landed IN New
York last Friday and would be sent
ia Camn Bowie in few days, from
which place he expects to get his DIS
charge within the next two weeks.
4, Rnf~arqSS
Yesterday to the Mrs. J. p. Ellis place
in the north part of town which the!
recently bought. Their removal va
Gates the j. +. Ellis old place whlc"
will now be occupied by the new own
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Cutler.
A Joint meeting of the Woodmen oi
the World and the Woodmen Circle
was held at the hall Monday night On
account of the weather the attendance
was light. but those present report an
ENJOYABLE evening. Refreshments Vi
ice cream and cake were served.
After a visit with home folks, Homer
Turner left Friday for New York CITY
where his wife is visiting her parents
and where they expect to reside Homer
will work for the American Express
Company, vi WHICH iii'' -
is superintendent in that city.
4 j. W. Mayer, Jr., president OF the
NEornhuskers Oil Co., who came IN last
Week from Nebraska, returned nome
Monday. Russell Rozean, memper
of the company, is here and will assist
C.. b. Ramsey in managing the atfalrs
of the company.
Mr.. and Mrs James a. Brooks OF
Pauls Valley passed through SUNDAY
enroute to San Angelo, Texas, Where
they go for the benefit of Mr.. BROOKS
health. Mrs. Brooks, who was MISS
Leila Lowell, formerly lived in Davis
Capt. p. A. Leard of the 3Oth IN
fantrv spent few days in this Vi
.cinity visiting his sister. Mrs. G. :.
Perkins of Hennepin. He recently re
turned from overseas where he was in
some of the hard fighting in the Ar
gonne sector in the latter days of the
war. He was here on a 10 day fur
Tough and left yesterday for New YORK
where he hopes to receive his DIS
charge. Capt. Leard's home is in
Georgia.
Mrs. G. w. Milling of San Antonio
Texas. arrived yesterday to visit her
sister. Mrs. I. n. Brown.
Miss Florence Corley came in yes
terday from Henryetta. Okla, at which
time she has been teaching the past
year
Mrs. w. /. Springer left today for
Tennessee and Alabama for a month 5
visit with relatives and friends. Mr.
Springer exepcts to join her on the
trip later
Miss Carolyn Pullen left today for
Norman to attend the summer term OF
the university. Her brother Jess L.
.Pullen who is now in Norman Will also
yAttend the university.
MIR. and Mrs. Thad Major motored
fl,j from Tishomingo Thursday to visit
with friends.
Mrs. VIII Hays went TO Sulphur
Wednesday to visit Mrs. c. II. Pars and
Mrs. Harry Fielding.
Mrs. Tom Frame went to Oklahoma
City Thursday TO visit Mrs. Lon Frame.
Mrs. w A. Allen and o. c. Francis
spent Thursday in Wynnewood.
Dr. f. l.. Morton and wife of Hen
nepin were here Wednesday.
r. L. Freeman returned "Wednesday
morning from a business trip to Okla
loma City.
Ellis Chitwood is home this week
from Sulphur recuperating from Sc
we're case of tonsilitls.
Mrs. p. T. Francis visited Mrs. DR..
Boyd in Purcell this week.
II. Z. Draughon was up from Ma
rietta "Wednesday on business.
c. B. Ramsey has returned from
ten days business trip to Tulsa and
Norman.
Sterling Rawls came in Thursday
morning having received his discharge
from Camp Funston. He has been
back from overseas about ten days.
He has been working in the post office
department at Brest France since last
September.
Hilary II. Stedman of Cameron, Tex
as. is visiting the family of his uncle,
r. Y. StedInan this week. He and
Preston S. Stedman went to Ardmore
Wednesday for few days visit.
| NV. r Roach, night man at the
ZeSot for some time. has been trans
ferred to Arlmore. He is succeeded
here by r. Z. Butler of Midlothian,
Texas.
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