The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-25
CITY BRIEFS

A corporation has been formed for
conducting the Poland Farms near
Ardmore for the raising of pure-bred
cattle charter having been granted
last week; capital stock is given at
100000. The incorporators are l.. l..
Dunlap, +. Dunlap and f.. V. Dun.
lap all of Ardmore.
A number of bales of cotton were
brought to Ardmore Saturday from the
western part of the county, and were
sold to local buyers at prices around
20 and q cents per pound.
DR.. r. Il. Keith, dentist, who form
erly conducted an office here, has
returned and will reopen his parlors
in the Won Weise building Monday.
Since leaving here DIR. Keith has been
working in the oil fields Of Texas
and Oklahoma.
o. W. King, adjutant of the George
r. Anderson post, American Legion,
will leave Sunday night for Enid
to attend the state convention of the
legion. He will be accompanied by
a delegation of the local post.
The fire department made two quick
calls Friday, the first to 429 Third
street. southeast. being Il grass fire.
and the second to 705 | street north
east, being the home of C. f. Clement.
About $35 damage was done by the
fire originating from an oil stove.
The weekly luncheons Of the George
r. Anderson Post, american Legion,
will be resumed on next Saturday at
the Chamber Of Commerce lunch
room These luncheons were discon-
tinued about month ago due to
the continued warm weather.
Jake Nugent, negro, was given pre-
liminary hearing before Judge Win
frey in county court Friday after
noon on a charge Of staying his faith
er, Luke Nugent, early in September.
The defendant was bound over until
the next term Of district court, the
docket being filled for the October
term.
Visitors from Southeast and South
ern Oklahoma started filing into Ard-
more Saturday morning en- routS to
the State Fair at Oklahoma City,
which opened Saturday morning. Re-
duced fares on the railroads are the
biggest incentive. according to rail.
road officials.
Checks for the cash prizes won at
from the office Of County Agent John
| Simpkns over this weekend. but the
orders for special prizes will not be
gotten out for several days yet.
! i. Il. Afford and family OF Madill
, have moved to Ardmore. where Mr.
Afford will be connected with the
Ardmore Oil and Milling company
In Madill he was connected with the
Farmers Cotton Oil Company for
nearly three years.
Although the departing date is YET
n month off. reservations are beins
made for the trip to the annual con-
vention II the American Legion in
Kansas City on Oct. 81. Nov. ! and
.. Reservations can be made by
calling o. w King or Ben Hunter
About fifteen have signed up TO date.
A promise of cooler weather early
next week Is made from the weather
bureau at Oklahoma City this morn
| ing. During the past week the tenn
peratufe over the state has averaged
from 72 TO 99.S degrees. the report
states. There will probably be light
showers over the western and south
/ ern part Of the state.
Judge Clyde Logsdon and attorneys
in district court took a deserved res
| Saturday when the civil docket wa.
dropped until Monday morning. Il
will require about another week tC
complete the docket. II is said.
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