The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-05-06
MI A d | L L
W. ]. BELL,
Representa tative for Marshall Co
Full Carrier Service:

! uii NNHi.'e.
MIR. and Mrs. j. 5. Jasers' "'"
Miss Opan Monroe
spent the week end visiting win MI
and Mrs. Walter Jagers at simpson
Miss Ruth Heron returned yester
dav evening from Norman where SHe
had visited for a few days with irie'uS'
Guy Keel of the Isom Springs com,
munity attended to business IN Maui'l
Saturday.
Mrs. Effie Garland returned Satul
day from II two weeks visit with rela'
tives in Dallas. her sister-in'law MIS-
Ellis Laird. returned with her Tor
visit with friends in Madill.
Fred Whitesel returned yesterday
from Tishomingo, whre ne assis'eu
with the music at "A ball given III lha'
city Friday evening.
Bob Jones returned to HoldenVille
aner spending several Gays in Madill
looking after business matters.
Attorney j. NJ. Willis of Ardmore'
was a business visitor in Madlll ana
Kingston, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. O. league and daughter MISS
Della returned to their home at SUI
phur. Saturday morning after week
spent in Madill as the guest of MIS-
T.ague's daughter. Mrs. l.. +. Green
II. A. owen and II. l.. Buck, busi-
ness men of Woodville, were business
visitors in Madill, Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. 4. Hay left Saturday
for a ton days visit with Mr.. Hays
mothers, Mrs. NJ. a. Hay. at Anna
Texas.
Mrs. c. G. Martin. of Sapulpa. is in
Madill. the guest Of her sister. Mrs
W. Il. Sanders and family.
Misses Viola Blair. Myrtle Diggs and
Tina Bishop returned home yesterday
afternoon afLsr u week end visit with
relatives and friends at Sherman.
Mrs. Neva Davis and son, NJ. c. Jr"
of Ravia, visited Saturday with MIS-
A. NJ. Blackburn and family.
Mrs. Lena Grinstead left Saturday
evening for Purcell, oklahoma, where
she will visit with Mr.. and Mrs. q.
VI. Calhoun.
Mrs. Bulah Scott, who had been IN
Madill for couple of weeks WISHING
her mothers, Mrs. G. X. McGee. ana
other relatives, left Saturday morning
for her home at Tulsa.
Captain j. y. Wheeler of the Aynes
worth country, visited in Madill Satur
day.
j. +. Mccoy, from the Ranger Oh
f.ld, is in Madill. for visit with his
family.
Mrs. Virgie Perryman. who had been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
|
Frank Lawson, who has been in ma
val service the past year. has received
his discharge and is at the nome oi
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Law
son. Frank says he had great eN
perience, but is sure glad TO be a
home.
Uncle jos O'Brien returned Saturday
morning from u couple of days spen
visiting with friends in Denison an'
Sherman.
Robert Wright, who attends schoo
at Dallas, spent the week end in Ma
dill. visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs
c. II. Wright.
George Henry. who teaches in tn
south part of the county, spent Sunda.
with home folks in Madill.
. Mrs. Agnes Lynn spent Sunday visit
ing with Miss Eloda Gipson. in Arc
, more.
Mrs. II. Il. Singletery of Marietta,
in Madill visiting her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs Il. NJ. Lindley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Smith went
Mead Saturday evening to visit wit
: Mrs. Smiths mother. Mrs. q. w. A
len.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Baker vLsite
yesterday with friends in Ardmore.
| Mrs. Grace Shilling who teaches
: the Presbyterian college at Duran
: spent the week end visiting with he
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Corde
of the Willis community.
I Mrs. J. Il. Kelley returned Saturda
9 afternoon from Antlers, where 81
attended the Woman's Federated CluL
, meetings and visited with friends fc
: u few days after the adjournment {
the meeting.
Mrs. Fannie Stovall, who had bee
t visiting with relatives for u couple {
g weeks in Madill, returned to her hon
at Hugo Saturday evening.
H. Il. James of McAlester returne
home yesterday after short busine.
visit in Madill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Mills of De
ison are in Madill guests Of the
daughter. Mrs. II. w. Lawrence al
:. family.
= J. $. Yarbrough, who was in bushes
in AIadill when drafted into army Sc
: vice, arrived in Aladill yesterday II
= short visit with friends and acquair
= ances. Mr.. Yarbrough received his d
" charge Saturday and is enroute to Bi
mingham. Alabama. for a visit wi
his parents. He saw seven mont
service in France but the armistice WI
signed before he was sent to t
;, front.
- George L. Sneed visited yesterd:
: afternoon with friends at Ravia.