The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-18
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sii' sinu MrS. RAY Freeman OF Oh-
lalhoma City visited Mrs. Freeman's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Merrill,
Sunday.
Miss Dollie Denton and Mrs. Birdie
Hill were in Ardmore last week at
tending the Clara Smith trial.
Judge and Mrs. II. w. Fielding, Mrs.
Fred Gafford, Mrs j. A. Adams and
Mrs. A. IA. East motored to Ardrnore
last THURSDAY to attend the Automo-
tive Show.
Miss Fannie Denton is here this
week from Okmulgee to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Denton.
Misses Ma,ude and Mabel Berridge
were Ardmore visitors Saturday.
Fred Gafford returned Tuesday from
Chickasha where he has been several
months.
p. c. Holdsclaw has returned from
Arizona where he has spent the
winter for the benefit of his health.
Dave Collins left Saturday for his
home in Boswell 10 visit his parents.
Mrs. Charles n. Hardin and Miss
Bard attended the Automotive Show
IN Arurnore last saturday.
Mrs. Worth Hill and Miss Dollie
Denton attended the Ardmore Auto
Show last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Dixon was among those who
attended the Auto Show in Ardmore
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. CLANCY went
TO Francis last week to spend few
days visit with Mr. an1 Mrs. j. r,
Montgomery.
Miss Wilma Douglass spent the
week end in Ada visiting her sister.
Mrs. Jack Banks.
Misses Maud and Mabel Berridge
attended the Automotive Show in Ard
more last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Robbie Estes went to Ardmore
TO spend the week end with relatives
and also to attend the big Auto show
A j. Williams went to Ft Worth
last week on business matters
Miss Effie Hodges and Miss Georgia
'Weems popular young school teachers
at Buckhorn spent the weekend in
'Sulphur and Hickory
w. S. King was in Ardmore Saturday
visiting the big show.
Mrs. W. B. Crump, Sr., Of Wynne-
wood was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. p. Williamson here last week.
Miss Clarene Cushenberry. accom-
panied by Miss Marion Nowlin and
Moody baltimore notored to Ardmore
Saturday to attend the Automotive
Show.
w. &. GIL who was transacting
business in Ardmore last week attended
one session of the Clara Smith trial.
and said he spent exactly one hour
trying TO get out of the court room
to catch q train, which showed uhe
crowd and jam that was present.
Postmaster w. F. Parker was over
from Davis Friday transacting busi.
ness.
George Shell, returned from El Do
rado, Ark, where he has been So
journing in that oil field for some
weeks. He reports that while 1t is
not yet a proven field. but is sure to
be. Something like ten big wells are
now going down, he states.
Judge u. a. Fox, long time citi-
zen of sulphur and justice of the
peace here for many years, but now
living at Bonham. Texas, spent the
past week here visiting with old
friends.
=. L. Henry went 10 AImore SAT-
urday on business matters. He stated
that Col. Graves Leeper was repre-
senting the whole Leeper lumber yards
al the Ctra Smith trial, and had
been awarded n front seat. as usual.
Mrs. Mary Webster, Mrs. c. j.
Webster and daughters. Misses Mary
Deik and Annie Bell. and c. ]. Jr..
spent the weekend in sulphur visit
Ing with relatives and friends. They
returned home Sunday afternoon.
w l.. Townsley was an Ardmore vis-
itor Saturday.
George UY was in Wynnewood
Sunday.
;. W. Frost. Frank Lewis and Ben
Jones went TO Shawnee Monday "a
delegates from sulphur TO the good
roads meeting in that city Monday af-
tcrncon. watch had for Its main pur-
pose the routing OF the Ozark trails
from Kansas City into Sulpbur. coming
over the new bridge at Asher. This
branch Of the Ozark trails will prove
20 be one Of the greatest routes into
sulphur, since the bridge over the
Canadian IS now open TO travel. This
bridge opens up a vast territory 10
the north and east of US. that have
hitherto been unable to get into Sui
phur
Married al the court house Mon
day afternoon. In the presence VI a
number OF witnesses and friends, Mr..
Fitzgerald Walden and Miss Enie
Ciapp. both OF this city. The ring
ceremony was used. with Rev. George
W. Lee officiating. Both bride and
rroom are well known in this city
and have many friends. who wish them
long and happy married life. The
groom Is an ex-sobdier who won medals
In the world war.
Ere Caief T. y. Crudup calls at
tenton of the pubic TO the urgent
reed OF some fire alarm system where.
hy the volunteer fire boys and the
public generally may be informed Of q
fire. The town Is In hazgrtou:
condition just nov. for fire Usually
destroys boilding before the firS
boys know anything about Il. As In
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