The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-12-12

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Miss Billie Jane Clark of Kansas
City was a guest in the home of DR..
and Mrs. j. T. slower last week
Mrs B. L. Peay left last week for
Crcenville, Texas. where she under !
went an operation in the hospital
Monday.
Pete Orr was transac:ing business
In Ada Tuesday
Alvin Wright attended the State
Insurance Mems Convention in Okla |
boma City Tuesday and Wednesday.
r p. Emore was in Davis Tues
day attending the funeral OF Mr.. J
c. Lindsey.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. l. Richardson and
family will leave the first of the week
for an overland trip to Oakland, Cal
ifornia where they will make their
home
Judge ]. T. Wheeler of Wynnewood
wood was transacting business in
Sulphur Monday.
O. /. Bynum Of Hickory was here
Tuesday transacsng business and
attending court.
VIII ATosley OF Hickory was a Sui
phur visitor Tuesday.
GLAND Deel OF Dougherty was trans.
acting business in Sulphur Monday.
W. j. Sanders who has been very
i'll is slowly improving.
Mrs. Or. Williams returned To her
home in Idabel Sunday after nurs-
ing Mr.. W. J. Sanders.
factory started and there had been
June Watson from Bonham. Texas
is spending few days in Sulphur
this week.
Mrs. L. ID. Sanders of Lexington
Okla, is here with her son w. J.
Sanders who has been seriously ill.,
f. W. Terry who is with the Daily
Ardmoreite at Ardmore spent Sunday
with home folks in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ii. Hill of Ardmore
Were visiting friends and relatives
here Sunday.
Judge W. n, Lewis was over from
Davis Tuesday attending District
Court
Mrs. Z. L. Ware and daughter
Miss Ruby from Davis were shopping
in Sulphur Tuesday.
Jack Conway of the Danciger Oil
Wednesday.
Other Wiley from Ada spent the
week end with home folks
Mrs. Otis Anderson left Wednesday
for Ada for few days visit.
Mrs. Jones Smith and little daughter
Lucille left Wednesday for Noble to
visit few days.
y. L. Mcbride was transacting busi-
ness in Davis Wednesday.
p. c. Holdsclaw went to Lindsay
Wednesday to visit his children a few
days before he leaves next week for
Arizona to spend the winter.
3. F. Eleazer was an Ardmore visi-
tor Wednesday.
Rev. E. C. Webb was in oklahoma
City the first of the week.
Mrs. Nina Mellown spent the first
OF the week in Oklahoma City.
Mrs. c. p. Williams was an Okla
homa City visitor the first of the
week.
Mrs Jack Nowlin returned 10 her
home in Hugo after spending several
lin.
Mrs. c. j. Hall and daughter Miss
Edith were visiting in the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Wiley last
week.
John Fletcher, a former deputy
sheriff in this county under Dick Deel,
but who has been living in California
for two years. is paying old friends
a visit here this week. lie will re-
turn to California. after attending to
business matters He states he likes
the Coast country fine and is sue
ceeding out there.
Bob Richardson, one Of sulphur s
old time citizens has sold out his
business and residence in this city
and will leave shortly for California
20 make his hcme. Mr.. Richardson
and several members Of his family
had the "glu' pretty had last year
and health has not been good. and
he hopes the Pacific Coast climate
will prove beneficial.
$. u. Manning, a prominent farm
ar Of the Carr Flat and ChiglcS
section Of the county, was giver
writeup, in the Santa Fe Railroad,
magazine. The Earth, telling OF III!
big successful sweet potato croi
raised this past year. On five acres
Mr.. Manning harvested 1900 bushels
Other Lewis of sherman, Texas
was here this week visiting his par
ents and brother Other is in th'
automobile business at Sherman
whose company has the Chevrolet an,
other car agencies.
J. Harrison White. former Sulphu
citizen was here the past week al
tending 20 business matters, and Wis
iting his sisters, Mrs. 4. r. FAKE
and Mrs ]. ). Estes. Mr. White
who figured prominently in the earl
history and development OF sulphur
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