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

An early morning fire destroyed
small three room house in the Soo /
block on north Caddo street ,
The fire was caused by the explosion .
of a coal oil stove. The owner Charles
Jones. was preparing breakfast at the
time Of the explosion.
Before an alarm could be turned III
the house was mass Of flames and
together with furniture was practicai'
ly total loss
Hon. Charles d. Carter left for Hot
Springs. Ark, where he Will remain
for about a month during his vacation
Miss Bonnie Garrett, deputy in the
office of the county treasurer Is tah'
ing a much needed rest this week.
Miss Naomi Tyer, deputy county |
clerk has returned from Colorado
| n. w. Farchild of Dallas. Texas
who is associated with the Glen Lum-
ber company Of that city is spenoins
several days in Ardmore with ms
brother, H. A. Fairchd. Ardmore
representative of the Magnolia Pe'ro'
leum company.
!. c. Whaley of Gainesville, Texas
was in Ardmore yesterday.
DIR. f. C. Harlow and family have
returned from the kamichi moun'
| ton
ing. They were accompanied by ir'ehos
from Durant and report most en-
1oyable time. DR.. Harlow states tha'
there are some of the largest ana
tamest wild cats in the mountains that
he ever encountered in any OF ms
varied hunting trips.
Deputy Sheriff win Ward brought
seven young men from Heaidton ana
the oil field districts and lodged them
, in iail this morning with a charge
/, of disturbing public worship lodged
against them. They will be gwen
, preliminary hearing tomorrow
Walter Coffey of Lone Grove was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff VIII Whit
son and placed in the county jan
pending developments in the condi-
ton OF man named Estes II IS
' alleged that Coffey and Estes engaged
in fight in which the latter was
struck on the head with six shoot
er He is now at the Hardy sanltar-
ium in n serious condition.
~ he
County Capital-Democrat was here TO-
day from Tishomingo. Asked as to
!, his business here he remarked tha'
he was looking over the market pu'
: found il shot to pieces on account OF
: the prospect Of an unusually large
, corn crop which would have ten
> dency to push the price of extrac'
= down.
The board Of county commissioners
are still in session. The members
- have double the work OF passing OF
V claims this month that they usuali!
y have for the reason that no claims
- were allowed last month and all mus
be passed upon before the warrants
can be written by the county clerk
u Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Sass and son
u ]. r. Sass and Miss Perrett OF New
II Orleans, who have been motoring II
u Minnesota for the past four weeks
r. have returned. j. B. Sass left yes
lie terday for Bonneville, Mo, where h
81 will re-enter Kemper Military Inst
tute.
~ A few bales of cotton are arrivini
~ in town daily but the most of II
Is association cotton and is not bein
re sold. Those who held their last year
ne cotton made a handsome profit on
IN this year as most of It has been sol
ID at around 20 cents per pound.
ul
ls 8. =. Jackson of Oklahoma City
80 president OF the Oklahoma Shorthor
Breeders Association is in the cit
on business.
Miss Mary Noble has returned frol
II Colorado where she has been for II
W. past three months. She will ent,
"A. the University Of Oklahoma this Sc
lk' sion.
Prof. Robert Michaels Of Provenc
was in the city today transactir
business at the office of the count
on superintendent
be-.
,k- MISCHIEVOUS BOYS WITH
, TORPEDOE CAUSE EXClTENlEN
ng -
.r. Miechi.yous boys and four railro;