The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-06-28
MADILL
W. J. BELL
Full Carrier Service
Representative for Marshall County

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Mrs. John L. Derrick, superintend
ent Of schools elect, and who vii
take charge Of the office July lst
went to Durant Saturday morning t,
attend the meeting of Federal anC
Interstate confegrence on rura
schools.
L. O. Tucker went TO Hugo Satur
day for two weeks visit with hi
son. w o. Tucker
Superintendent of Schools, F. A
Ramsey, who is teaching mathematic:
in Southeastern Normal for the sum
mer term spent the weekend in Ma
dill.
Mrs. w L. Copeland and chldrer
left Saturday morning for Hugo
where they will visit for couple
Of weeks with Mrs. Copeland's par.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Collins.
G.. w Riggs Of Tishomingo is in
Madill visiting with his daughter, Mrs
George c. Wiley and family.
r. B. Blackburn visited Sunday
with friends in Durant
Miss Amy Cox of the Southeast
Normal spent the weekend in Ma
dill visiting with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. R. l.. Cox.
r. H. Chowning returned Satur-
day from a few days business trip
to eastern Oklahoma
Mrs. Gladys Hargrove spent the
week visiting with her sitter, Mrs.
z. P. Singletary, in Ardmore.
Attorney f. D. Slough of Ardmore
spent Sunday in Madill visiting with
his brother-in-law, John L. Derrick,
and family.
Attorney Grady Rollins of Okmulgee
spent Sunday in Madill visiting his
mother, Mrs. r. c. Rollins, and other
relatives.
S. 3. (Grandpa) Maxey went to
Kingston Monday afternoon for a
visit with his son, j, R. Maxey, and
family
Mrs H. Chowning, who has been
visiting for several days with rela-
tives at Durant, returned home Sun
day afternoon.
Miss Ave and Eva McLish Of Ard
more who had been in Madill for a
week visiting their grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Strapp, and aunt, Mrs.
Morgan A. Conway, have returned
home.
Mrs Ava Yount, who has been in
Madill visiting with her mother, Mrs
Rorie and other relatives, left Sun
day evening for Wilson to join Mr..
Yount
Mrs. r. B. Clements Of Nashville
Tennessee, who had been in Madili
for a ten days visit with her sister,
Mrs. A. NJ. Blackburn, and family,
left Sunday afternoon for Sherman,
where she will visit with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Smith, before
returning home.
Attorney Hill Anglea spent the
weekend visiting in sulphur. re-
turning home Sunday afternoon.
NJ c. Dowell visited Sunday in
Mill Creek,
DR.. A E Ballard spent Sunday in
visiting with his family who
went up last week for an indefinite
visit at this popular summer resort.
r. l. Davis visited Sunday with
friends in Durant.
J. B. O'Bryan Of Tishomingo. who
had been q guest II the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. ?. VI. O'Brien, re-
turned home Sunday, ATrs O'Brien
accompanied her father home for q
visit with relatives in 'rishomingo.
o. s. Grlmmett made business
trip to Durant Monday
Sheriff John Glenn and Deputy
Homer Moss went 10 Ardmore Mon
day as witnesses in the federal court
in cases wherein Marshal, county
men We're charged with violation Of
liquor laws.
John Marshall of Sherman. Texas,
transacted business in Madill Mon
day.
II. H Delay Of the Shay community
was q business visitor in Madill Mon
day.
John Durham OF woodville was
Madil visitor Monday.
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Doris who had been In Madill, guests
az the horne, Of their daughter and
sister Mrs. B. r. Dalton. returned
to their home at Ardmore Monday
T. B. Orr Of Ardmore was In Ma
dill Monday on his last official visit
as Indian probate attorney for this
district. Mr.. Orr states that he likes
Madlll very much and as an sttor'
ney In Ardmore expects 10 visit In
Madill whenever the opportunity af-
fords
Attorney chas. A. Coakley Of Ard.
more transacted legal busines, in Ma
dlll Monday.
Mrs. Clyde Lewis and little Waugh
ter Trevalyn visited Monday with rel
atlves and friends az Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Simmons spent
Sunday visiting with Mr. Simmons
parents Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Sim
mons. az Aylesworth