The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-09

been bound In folio style.
L. B. Jeffries and James Barron Of |
the Chamber of Commerce returned
last night from visit to the oil fields |
at Mexia, Texas.
Business men of Ardmore have
been invited TO attend a meeting of |
the Chamber of Commerce Of Sui. !
phur when representatives Of the DE. !
partment of Interior meet there this |
month to discuss improvements of the
Piatt National Park. At this time all !
nearby cities will be there to meet |
the officials.
Business men Of Writ have formed |
commercial club and a charter for |
same was issued last Thursday. This |
capital Is given at $1,000 with ID. Il. |
Richardson, +. =. Gassoway and w. |
f. Mullins. all of Writ az incorpora- |
tors. Purpose of the organization is
TO work for the betterment of the |
town and surrounding community. the |
application stated.
iArdmore continued to shiver when |
the temperature dropped to 35 degrees
at midnight Friday, thus making it |
the coldest night this winter. In the
lowlands near Ardmore, a light frost |
was reported, but the early morning |
sunshine Is thought to have offset any
damage that might have occurred
Only two cotton gins in Marietta |
will be run this season, according to |
Sam Shankles of that city. The Mari |
eta gin and the Independent gin will |
run only on Wednesdays and Satur.
days of each week.
The criminal docket Of the Septem.
Der term Of district court will be taken
up Monday morning under Judge
Champion. Fifty-two cases are sched-
uied for the ten days term and each
day is started with a murder trial.
A. G. Alexander. recently chosen
state chairman Of the Republican
forces, has written local partymen
that he will visit Ardmore in the near
future in the interest of the party.
ID. IL. Wilson near Thackerville, had
the misfortune to lose big barn and
all contents by fire last Sunday night.
The barn contained quantity Of
feedstuff. so bushels of peas, "a bush.
els of cotton seed. and some harness.
II is thought the fire was of incen-
diary origin.
Orvile w. Erringer, manager Of
the Bond Department Of the North
American Light and Power Company.
is here from Chicago and will be with
the offices of the Consumers Light &
Power Company of this city for q
week. Mr.. Erringer says investments
In his compary's securities are very
favorable and that Ardmore has done
its part well.
fEerschell r. Nisbett OF the business
department OF the Shawnee Morning
News is here on a brief visit with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Ms
bett He says that his business is
moving forward nicely and that Shaw
nee is not suffering seriously from
the past business depression. He will
return TO Shawnee today with Mrs.
Nisbett and daughter Virginia, who
have been visiting here for the past
week.
Mart =. Louthan of Chickasha has
been here the past week visiting with
friend Ed Burton of the Choctaw Oil
and Milling Company. Mr.. Louthan
was the first sheriff of Grady county
ana was afterward elected to the low.
er house OF the state legislature. He
makes the statement that he will be
In the race next year for state trea-
slser
Guy Price, oil scout, is an Ard.
more visitor from Lawton.
o. S. Davis manager for Hudson.
Houston Lumber Company at Ring.
ling, was in the city yesterday visit.
Ing the home office of his company.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Coomer are
here from Ranger, Texas and VIII re-
main in the city unt tomorrow. Mr..
Coomer Is connected with the Wichita
Falls, Ranger and Fort Worth Rail
road. lie states that since oil started
upward that his people are encouraged
and that business is going forward
nicely. He formeEly lived here and
stlll owns property in this city and ,
hopes some day TO be back in Ard. !
more
Earl Brown, county attorney Of |
Love county. was an Ardmore visitor
yesterday Mr.. Brown says that for
time this ial the farmers of his
county We're deeply discouraged but
they are determined to win and that
there IS u better feeling there now.
Some Of the folks there have gone to
the sections Of the country where cot.
ton made 4 crop TO work during the !
fall and they viii b. back 10 pitch
their crops in the spring.
Farmers sold native grown pocana {
ON the Ardmore market Saturday ut
lie "A pound
j. W. Taylor OF the oldsmobile Motor {
Company Of Oklahoma city visited the {
latter part OF the week here with Won ,
Goshorn OF the Ardmore Oldsmobile '
agency. Mr.. Taylor says that his 1
business over the state Ia fair and I
that Ardmore is contributing It's fun
part and more. q
MIDWEST REFINING COMPANY
ADVANCE CRUDE QUOTATIONS. ,
COII'NIRIfS Ohm OCT 4.