The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-23
SULPHUR
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Wil@y's Drug city Drug
store. store.
East Side West Side

Mrs. T, II. Overton went TO Oklaho.
ma City Wednesday.
Mrs Ella Horton. who has been in
Wichita Falls. Texas, for several weeks
returned TO visit her brother, 4. NJ,
baltimore of this city.
George Rennic, recently out Of ser.
vice from overseas, Is here with his
home folks this week. Wednesday he
went 10 Pauls Valley to visit some
relatives he has not seen since volun.
teering, during the early days of the
war.
Some boys came to sulphur the last
week with a stolen ear, which develop
ed trouble, and when II would not run
the boys abandoned it, stole another
from "A Mr.. Love, In Belleview addi'
tion. They We're overtakcn near Davis,
and abandoned the car and eluded the
officers. When last heard of they Were
returning to Ardmore from which place
the first ear is alleged to have been
stolen.
Another car was stolen this past
week from Mrs. Barret, living north
Of town No trace of the car or thieves
has been secured.
The Murray County Boys and Girls
Club Fair will be held in sulphur, at
the city hail, September the lst. a
large premium list has been secured
by Mr. and Mrs. A. j. stephens, county |
agents, and large interest developed
among the boys and girls.
Postmaster Frank Emanuel and fam.
ily, returned yesterday from an extend
ed auto trip to California.
The sulphur fire department is plan
ming a firemen's ball on Labor Day.
Mrs Jack Maxwell of Hartshorne. ar
rived yesterday to visit her parents and
relatives in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Ezell of Ranger
are in sulphur visiting their parents
Mrs. II. T.. Malone returned yester-
day from Oklahoma City.
Mrs. W S. Frost left Thursday for
a few days visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Jack Lancaster.
Z. T. Crudup left today for Ada,
where he has some work under con {
tract.
CLYDE Parker returned last Friday !
from St. Louis
T.. NJ. Rice made business trip to d
Hickory Wednesday il
arrived Tuesday in sulphur.
A number of Oklahoma editors have -
been taking their summer vacations in I
Sulphur Among them are Mrs. j.
G. Hardie, of the Purcell Register;
Editor Gaylor, of Boswell; a. NJ. Nor
ris of the Rolf Eagle; Editor Brantley
If the Wilson Good Roads Gazette; $
Mr.. Melton of Muskogee jobbing 6
house All of them are delighted with il
sulphur, and of course paid us e
number of pleasant visits. /
Mr.. Sanford returned to his home d
n Galveston, Texas, Tuesday after a "
.isit in the home of Mr.. and Mrs a.
}. Nowlin. m
Bunyan Simmons is visiting his par ri
nts. Mr. and Mrs j. II. Simmons. 81
Mrs Amos Loveland of san Ange- pl
D. Texas. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. q
!. y. Nowlin. NJ
Miss Nellie Coe is entertaining as be
er guest. Miss Louise Frey of Lon st
on, Kentucky Miss Frey and Miss ar
oe attended college together in Ken ri
ucky. tn
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Norsworth of Dal- oa
IS. Texas who have been visiting Mr.. tn
nd Mrs. A. d. Nowlin, left this week al
1r California where they will spend he
ne winter. eX
Mrs w l.. Townsley and Mrs. Frank at
ewis, entertained with a swimming
arty Friday evening, complimentary NJ
, Mrs. Nellie Fletcher of Chicago. who eli
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. l.. sp
ownsley After the swim, an elaD- III
rate picnic dinner was served in the pc
ark. The hostesses were assisted by ou
Irs George Weems. The guests were
Iesdames C. a. Bryan, r. b. Beard, sta
ugh Cushenberry, \. D. Nowlin, Jack ch
owlin, Sam Hobgood, ]. II. Casteel,
ex Chaney, Thos. Giacomini, Fred
orsworth. L. X. Kennedy, Geo.
-eems, Il. T. White, G. w. Stevenson, %,
Iiss Una Roberts, Mr1 Lamar OF -,
ort Worth and the honor guest. 80,
Miss Ruby Simmons of sherman, 49,
exas. arrived Monday to visit in the ~ ''D
lme of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Simmons. ,rn rr
j. r. Yates left Tuesday for bust 80 80
4ss trip to Lawton and Wilson. SCI
Miss Esther Greswod of Guthrie.
the guest of Misses Allie and Vera
uChanan.
Miss Louvada Brown has as her tw,
lest Miss Iorene Bane, of Madill. dea
Mrs f. G. Douglass of Henrietta, Fr;
axas is visiting her son, w. NJ Pr,
ouglass. gre
Charles Dillingham; of Madill, is in the
llphur for few days nal