The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-11-11
BY AIRS NEW S
(By Special CorrespoadenO

@. X Bell, who formerly lived In /
thi. community. but who now lives AZ
Hcnryetta, came in last Thursday I
afternoon to look after business in
terests here.
Misses Leta Rue Dean and Martina /
Christian OF the Byars school, went
to Blanchard last Friday to visit
Miss Deans parents. Miss Dean was
taken sick while away and Miss
Christian returned alone Sunday.
The Spanish Club held its first so
cial meeting Of the year, ON Tuesday
evening of last week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Harris with Miss
Rachel Harris as hostess. club MEM
bers were dressed as Spanish charac-
ters and the conversation of the eve
ming was conducted in Spanish. Games
were engaged in and refreshments
were served. Al a late hour the
guests returned TO their hoems, vot-
ing their first social great success.
Miss Billie Mcclure. who has been
at her home in Norman for the past
several weeks on account of sickness,
returned to Byars last Sunday after
noon to resume her duties in the BY
ars school. We are certainly glad
to see her able 10 be back az work
again.
S. W. Harman, who has been con-
fined to his room for some time by
ar attack of appendicitis is able TO
be out again.
II. c. Lovelace and his mother, Mrs.
Moore, left last Thursday for Marlin,
Texas, where they go 20 seek relief
for Mr.. Loveiace, who has been SUI
fering for some time with rheuma-
tism.
J. T.. Cochran, who accompanied
r. c. Lovelace as far as Fort Worth,
Texas, on his way to Marlin last
Thursday, returned Friday Afternoon
TO Purcell and was net there by A..
II. H. Eggeman and NJ, S. Faulkner
with his car, returning home Friday
night.
Prof. l.. d. Cornelius and his moth
er, accompanied by Watt Richards,
went to Norman last Saturday TO wit
ness the football game between Kan
cas- and Oklahoma University teams.
Tie game was one of the greatest
ever played in the state and was won
by the Sooners.
Raymond Burnette came down
from Purcell Saturday and went 10
Shawnee on the afternoon train to
visit his mother, who is in the hos
pital at that place, having recently
undergone an operation for appendi-
citis. Mrs. Burnette is rapidly re-
covering and we expect soon to see
her home again.
Mrs. Starks of Earlsboro, mother
of David Starks of the Harrison gar.
age, was a recent visitor in Byars.
Mrs. Carl Andrews and children
were Saturday night guests nj the
home of Mrs. Andrews parents, Mr.
and Mrs, z. J. Massey.
Fl. C..--Gulledge and +. d. Corne.
lius attended church service at BOZ
Elder schoolhouse Sunday afternoon
Regular services were held at ths
Baptist church Sunday morning anc
evening by the pastor, Rev. w. 4
Cummings.
Rev. ii. c. Gulledge, pastor of the
Methodist church here, went 10 Civil
last Friday, where he held service.
Friday evening. preaching to a larg,
and appreciative audience.
Leon Schaffer went to Blanchard
last Friday afternoon on business.
Miss Bernice Catron came in from
Ada last Saturday afternoon TO spent
the weekend with home folks.
4. NJ. Bowman, who is working a
Stratford, came over last Tuesday e
vote in the general election.
c. ". Russell OF the Signal Mill Oh
Company was on our streets a few
days last week looking after tn,
business interests of the company.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Salter returned
,ast Tuesday from a two-weeks' yisi
with their son, Rev. j. ID. Salter, a
Chickasha.
r. L. Smith and family were visit
ing in the Box Elder community las
Sunday.
rined TO his bed for the past ten day.
"ith ieVer Is able 10 be about again
MIR. Cornelius OF Oklahoma Cit
,@as visiting his mother and brothe
here few days last week
y. Butler and daughters kay,
moved to the Reckard house. in IN,
South part OF town.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Byars are oc
rooms over the Bysrs Stat
Bank at the present
Mrs. Findley visited relatives ii
tPauls Valley last Friday and sarnr
liiay.
Miss Irene Mitchell was a bushes
Visitor 70 Pauls Valley last Friday
Mrs. Katie Eyars Went TO Paul
iNalley last Friday on business
tol Rev. j. X. Nix went 20 Brady las
m'riday where he preached saturda
apnd Sunday.
q, II. c. 0ulledge was visitor I
.,.pauls Valley Saturday.