The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-23
MADILL
w. J. BELL
Full Carrier Service
Representative for Marshall Co unity

heprtstntatiNe IOr Mafsilal tt unts
Madill high school closed friday and
the teachers who have been hsre, foi
the term have taken their departuR,.fol
their respective homes. The first; I,
leave was Miss Ruth Johnson who lefi
Friday afternoon for Whitewright lex
where she will visit with relatives be
fore going 10 her home at Waco Mis- YES
! Empo and Benn Henry left Saturd q,
morning for their home at Sulphu J.,
Miss Maude Hand for her home at FN
Towson. Misses Willellen Bable and Ecu
ma Bessent for Norman, Misses Sue ara
Bess Hardaway. left Saturday after
noon for their home at Sherman, Mr..
George Hartin principal of the hisn
school the past term for his home in
Arkt nSas.
Mrs. Jack Blalock visited Saturday
with friends in Ardmore
Nj ses Lrlene Bain and Lora May.
nafl visited Saturday VITA friends in
Durant
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Barrentine of the
Lebanon community were in Madill Sat
ur1ay morning en- route to Paris. Texas.
where they will visit their daughter,
Mrs. j. S. Stewart.
Miss Lorraine Smith has gone to Ard
more where she will visit for some time
with her grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. II. Banks and family.
Mrs. T. c. Rollins is in Oklahoma
City visiting with her parents, DR.. ana
Mrs. C. p. Kelley.
Miss Francis Massey spent the week
end as the guest of Miss Ruby Joe Cot
Inns at Mannsvile.
W. W. Ewing, for the past few year;
a resident of Madill, a brother of A. and
NJ. L. Ewing of Madill, who had been
under treatment in Sherman hospital
for the past ten days, died at the hos
pital Sunday morning. The remains
Were brought to Madill this morning
and will be buried this afternoon in
Woodbury. Forrest cemetery.
Miss Martha Hart arrived in Madill
Tuesday evening for Il, visit with her
aunt, Mrs. w. j. Bell, and uncle, Or.
Carl Garland.
Prof. c. S. Whitney who for the past
three years has been superintendent Of
the Kingston public and high schools,
was a business visitor in Madill We'd
nesday.
Bruce May, Frank Landrum and r.
d. Beane of Kingston were in Madill
Wednesday looking after matters con
eerning the Kingston school district
Miss Maltie Parker visited Wednesday
with her brother. Harry Parker at Ada.
Mrs M u GanIAre NNn1na,
day with friends in Hugo
Mrs. j. NJ. Buckhots and Mrs. I. O. |
Lewis were Ardmore visitors Wednes- !
day.
Mrs. Robert Lewis left Wednesday
morning for Oklahoma City where she !
will be the guest Of friends and rela-
tives for a short visit.
Mrs. j. W. Hockaday who had been |
in Madill visiting with her parents Mr.. |
and Mrs. $. Vandervort, and other |
relatives and looking after some busi- |
ness affairs left Wednesday morning
for her home at Cleburne, Texas
Mrs. j. H. Aydeotte and Mrs. c. A. |
Thompson visited Wednesday in Ard |
more
Mrs Leo Sternetze who had been in |
Madill as the guest Of Mrs. Fitzhugh |
Lewis left Wednesday morning for her |
home in Sedalia, Mo.
ID. Diffie, superintendent of the Wood |
vile school, Ed McCuan and Drew |
Duckett of Woodville were business |
visitors in Maaill Wednesday.
Miss Maude Hyden of Ardmore is |
in Madill guest at the home of Mr.. ana |
Mrs. George VI. ID. Hofor1 and family. |
Misses Aileen Love from S. NJ. r. /
Dallas, Olive and Ella Meador spent the |
weekend in Madill as the guests of
Miss Viola Simmons.
Mrs. \. NJ. McElhannon and little |
daughter, Mary Nancy. who had been in |
.,Hdill visiting with Mrs. McElhannon's |
mother. Mrs. w N. Taliaferro and fam
lily, returned TO their home at Sherman |
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Orr left Sunday |
afternoon for Sherman for visit with |
Mrs. Orr's mother, Mrs. j. A. Sanders, |
who is i'll.
Misses Lovella Spikes and Helen Gray |
of Kingston spent sunday in Madill |
guest of Miss Verna Wlkerson.
Attorney Hill Anglea went TO Wood. |
vile Sunday afternoon TO be on hand |
10 look after some business in peace |
Justice j. w. Bacon's court Monday |
Chas l.. Turley and William Walters |
left Sunday morning for Okmulgee TO |
attend India Temple Shrine meeting |
Monday.
Mrs. ID. II. Basket and daughter. Ju-
lett, left Sunday morning for Sapulpa |
for an extended visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Dowell left Sun.
day morning for few days business
and pleasure visit with friends and
relatives at Okmulgee.
Miss Matte LYDIA former teacher II