The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1919-08-14
LOCAL BRtv|T|ES

~ g. Royston, under sheriff OF custer
county, was In the city for few hours
Tuesday en- route TO ldabel where he
goes after a prisoner wanted for bigamy
AT Arapaho the county seat OF Custer
county. While here he fraternlzed with
local police and county officials.
Paul r.. Burney, accompanied by his
family. is here on business trip from
Woodville, Mr., Burney Is In the BANK
ing business.
Millard Wisdom and ]. s. Terry We're
here from Glenn last night TO meet
with the Odd Fellows
c. NJ. Thomas OF Aylesworth is an
Ardmore visitor.
c, q. Cox OF the National supply
Company Is In the city from Lawton.
w. NJ. Baughman is an Ardmore Wis
itor from sulphur.
Chester Morgan is here today from
Madll.
The condition of Mrs. Nettie Butcher
who underwent an operation Satur
day is improving.
Miss Ossie Daniels, bookkeepef ior
! the G. NJ, Henley store, who underWc''
an operation at Hardy Sanitarium lor
| the removal of the tonsils last Week.
| is improving rapidly.
Mrs. Sam Caplen of Boston, Mass
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. sam fai'
fe, us, n. Washington street. Mrs
Caplen will be in Ardmore two weeks
Young c. Alexander Is spending 10
DAYS furlough with his parents. MI
and Mrs G., O. Alexander. Mr.. AleXand-
er is stationed at Camp Merritt, N D.
He has been in the service four years,
l3 months of which time he served in
France.
l.. II. Love is in Oklahoma City.
Col. Sidney Suggs is in Oklahoma City
on a short business trip.
Yesterday on business trip.
Mrs. l.. a. Swisher of Oklahoma City,
assistant manager of the Cornish Or
phans' Home, was in Ardmore yester'
day en- route home from Cornish. MIS-.
Swisher stated that this was her first
visit to the home this year She said
that an eight.room bungalow has been
,.1a nf home
which was destroyed by fire some time
ago, and that ten children are being
, cared for at the place, at the present
, time. Mrs. Swisher was accompanied
on her trip by her companion, Miss Jen-
, ME Myer
Sheriff Garrett is reported to be get
ting along nicely following an operation,
and his friends expect him to be at his
office again ma few days.
The county excise board met today
to pass upon the county estimate and
, transacted other minor matters pertain
, ing to the county's business.
, ID. C. Teter prominent citizen OF
, Tishomingo, was transacting business
in the city today,
S. c. Coke of Wapanucka was in the
city today on business.
, II. Lndegard and j. II. Beler of Ada
were in the city on business.
o Chester Morgan of Madill was trans
acting business heretoday.
Joe b. Champion will leave tonigh
for ST. Louis. where he goes on lega
business.
: Gilbert Palmer has erected new
) warehouse on West Broadway neal
= the Jones gin, and will deal extensivel!
! in farm produce. He proposes to do al
+ extensive business in pecans this season
One "hop head" in municipal court thi
morning drew a 9O-day sentence which
! he will put in on the city streets. Mayo
/ Freeman says this is going to be tn
usual assessment in the future.
Hugh Suggs of Berwyn was transact
ing business in the city today.
DR.. Dow Taylor Of Woodford was il
4 the city today on business.
l. Harry c. Dwiggins, vice president o
n the Henryetta State Bank of Henrye'
n ia, Oklahoma, passed through this cit
e Tuesday afternoon en- route TO his oil
T. home at Petersburg. Tennessee. MI
Dwiggins together with his brother
Charles, and Hugh McCauley, are inter
ested in a string of banks Throughout
L southern and eastern Oklahoma.
l. Mrs. Nettie Gooding was called bac
l. last week from Mineral Wells. Texas
II where she went some time ago to atten
l. a patient, to attend Mrs. Mary Chac
g. dell in serious illness. Mrs. Chadde
is greatly improved in condition.
Moss Patterson, better known a
I. "Super-SiX Hudson Patterson" went t
e. Oklahoma City yesterday to get car!
II "if they can be gotten. he said. MI
n. Patterson states that it Is almost IN