The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-01-09
Wapanucla
Sallie Montgomery.
Correspondent.


Saturday. The Woodmen conducted
the funeral service.
Mrs. J.. II. Horton and son. Bon
ME, were visitors to Wapanucka
Friday.
The wife and babe of Private
Leech, who lives west of Wapanuc-
ka, died Thursday and were buried
at Rose Hill Friday.
The family OF J. r. Rose is having
4 second siege of influenza.
Miss Ethel Tanner spent the holi-
days with her parents here.
Miss Evelyn White who is teach
ing in the El Reno city schools re-
turned there Sunday after spending
the holidays with her father and
family of this place.
The family of J. A. Montgomery
IS improving very slowly from a
siege OF influenza.
Mrs. S. N. Evans returned to her
school at Enterprise Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. Lee Otis Horton taught
Thursday and Friday at Enterprise
Tor Miss Bessie Montgomery who is
i'll with the influenza.
Mrs. w. d. Scudder received 4
letter from her husband, with the
American Expeditionary Forces.
stating that he was now stationed at
Brest, but could not say when he
would be back in the States.
b. +. Cannon OF Red Oak spent
the holidays with relatives and
friends here.
Pvt. Sherman Shipley Of Camp
Travis, San Antonio, Texas. is home
having received an honorable dis
charge from service.
Dewitt Valentine died at his home
cast of town Wednesday of influ-
cnza. He leaves a wife and two chill
dren.
Pvt. Charley Waldon arrived home
Tuesday from Boston, Mass.
Miss Mary Youngblood gave q
pleasant evenings entertainment to
her Young friends at her home one
evening this week.
Pvt. W. S. Shiplcy of Fort Logan
Colorado, arrived home Tuesday.
prs Stella Hammond, wife OF X.
f. Hammond died Dec. 20 at the
family home six miles southwest OF
Napanucka. lntcrmcnt at Rose Hill.
cemetery.
J.: ~ Saitcr has returned from a
business trip to western Oklahoma.
KEY KEY E' ", Mitchell, pastor OF the
Presbyterian church of thi, place
spent the holidays with his wife,
Mno mas been with her mother in
BAY CITY since undergoing an opcr-
auon some time past
Joe Lewis died at hi, home Dec
= and was buried at Rose Hin Dec.
z''
%. MiIburn Cartright OF the s. AL
J. t. at Norman is visiting here.
Mrs. Dona Watts died Dec. p. |
ana was buried at Rose Hill.
TfoI' H. E West returned from
MS HoIiday trip to IIinto, Okla.
mere was family reunion at the
homestead with three brothers and
Wo We, sisters present and eight grand
here has been change in the
management OF the Southwestern
Lumber Co. +. II. Weakley Of Ft
Sm'Ih 1d becoming the owner on Dec.
w. Inc business will be conducted
- - usual with u. {. Donncr in
,narge'
MIS- Dolhc Sink died Dec. D and
Was S buried at Rose Hill cemetery.
I. [. Galloway OF Milburn was
'eTs ON business Friday.
Inc JUNIOR Epworth League met
"Iuary D and rendered the follow
is program Conservation meeting,
stories of Jesus; Leader Marv
\ oungbIood; Song Service; Scrip
ure 5e Lesson Junior Matt, 4:1S-22;
r"ycr by Anna Mae Barnes: Duet
, ''"Jl" 'il tayne and Novclla Smith;
We Iv'u'uS M quarterly Superiutend-
mt Lucille Smith; Original AM
"c'' by Juniors; Song. Where He
-,'1' We l NiII Follow; Superin-
'Io'"5 r lcIi' the story why Jesus
an, i!. uisciP'es; Song; Roll Call;
'li"u'eS OF last meeting; closed with
'HS''' me.
"H il''''ry Shackieiord returned
% MS nome IN Nynnewood Satur-
"y aI'er spending the holidays with '
'[ cousin Geneva Payne.
N.r' ana Mrs. W. L. Gibson OF