The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1920-08-27
STORIES OF THE STREET

Guy p. Mevey of the American
Railway Express Company in this
city, has gone to Oklahoma City TO
visit the Shriners convention. He
was accompanied by Mrs. McVey.
Dave Warner and Clark Jennings Of
Gainesville, Texas, travelling In their
Ford. Cadillac, were here yesterday
en- route to Sulphur to spend a brief
of Southern Oklahoma. They stopped
time at the famous watering place
over in Ardmore to make a brief visit
with their old friend Frank II. Sher-
wood of the Guaranty State Bank.
Allen Robertson of Dixie is max.
ing preparations to move with his
family TO Norman, Okla. He will
not dispose of any Of his interest in
this section Of the country. but is
planning to live in the University city
while his children are being educated
He has one son and three daughters
whom he desires to see graduated
from the University.
Mrs. J. p. Byrd has returned from
two months visit with relatives in
California. She divided the greater
part Of her time between Los An.
geles and San Diego, and also visit.
ed points of interest along the coast
for many miles. En- route home her
train was delayed eight hours on
account Of freight wreck. Il was
delighted with this delay" Mrs. Byrd
said. "One night we started up throgh
the Rocky mountains to the Cont.
mental Divide, the next morning we
| found ourselves right back from where
we had started the night before. How.
ever, after seeing the wonderful
scenery we would have missed had
we not been delayed, we were glad
Of the delay"
Granville Hodges, u prominent citi.
zen Of New Wilson was transacting
business in Ardmore today.
James r. Ttaliaferro was called to
Marietta today on business.
Tom Hutchinson returned yesterday
from West Texas where he has been
investigating farming conditions. While
away he visited Jaurez and other
points in Mevico and stated that con.
ditions there were not very favorable
under present unsettled state of af.
fairs.
George L. Evans and Spence Daven.
port returned from Houston, Texas,
yesterday where they went to accom-.
pany Yes Da import back to Ardmore
who is in poor health. Mr.. Davenport
will visit Mr.. Evans farm where he
hopes to regain his strength.
County Engineer A. B. Payne Is
reported quite i'll at his home in
southwest Ardmore.
The county excise board will meet
in final session next Friday morning
at which time all remaining business
for the fiscal year will be disposed
Of.
w. F. Lindsay, superintendent and
general manager Of the Ardmore Oil
and Milling Company stated today
that the company would enlarge the
office at the mill by adding another
story TO the building. This is neces.
sary TO accommodate the enlarged
force of clerks required to handle the
business.
Carl Russell, secretary Of the Car.
ter County Fair Association left last
night for Saltwater. on business
Louis Ffschl, assistant secretary of
the Cox-Roosevelt club states that he
has the list of voters Of Carter coun-
" nearly completed and that he will
be able to submit them to the presi
dent Of the club at the next regular
meeting.
County Superintendent George Coff
man talked over the long distance
phone with Mrs. Minnie 3. Church
county home demonstrator who /:
! attending the farm congress at Still
water, and she says that it is e1
pected that some action will be takeI
before the meeting adjourns towart
supplying Carter county with a farm
agent.
Since the resignation Of J. L. Den
niston few weeks ago Carter count!
has been without an agent, and som,
are very anxious that one be az
pointed.