The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-19
CITY BRIEFS

! Price of gasoline at several of the
filling stations here was increased from
10 to Il cents Tuesday. No cause for
the advance was given,
Examinations for teachers county
certificates will be held at the Of
flee Of Mrs. Kate Gait Zaneis, county
superintendent, commencing at s
o'clock on Thursday, October 27, and
continuing three days.
Plans for paving c street southwest.
400 feet to the Rock Island crossing.
and for Fourth avenue, southwest from
II TO d streets We're approved by the
city commissioners Monday and bids
will be asked within the next few
days.
| Mrs. Kenneth Hudson and Ewing
London were appointed on the Con
ventlon Hall board to assist Noah
Cisco and Clint Dove. at the meeting
of the city commissioners Monday
night Mayor Hefner is ex-officia
member of the board. This committee
has complete charge of the affairs of
the building and will make regular
reports To the commissioners.
| Attorney Marvin Shilling and Fred
l.. Yates, both of Wilson, were busi-
ness visitors in the city Tuesday. Yates
remained over TO attend the Merchants
Display Night.
Wilson Is to celebrate with n rodeo
for three days starting October 27,
under the direction of Bryan Roach
and his wife Ruth Roach, champion
woman bronco rider Of the world.
Roach has been conducting O mum.
Der of rodeos in this section Of the
state and has been meeting with great
| success.
Mrs. r. l.. Wright Of Ardmore has
arranged for taking over the teaching
of voice in the Wilson high school
and on two days of each week she
will be there.
Frank Il. Downing Of the Bell
Tailoring company went to Oklahoma
City yesterday on business trip.
Tom Chambers. negro porter al
the Briarwood hotel, was fined $50
and his licenses were revoked on u
charge OF soliciting for white wo
men, by Judge sullivan in police
court Tuesday afternoon.
The general store at Oakland was
entered tuesday night and robbed Of
a large quantity of pocket knives
handkcrchicfs and other small ar
tices, according to phone message
to Chief of Police Hignght.
Marriage licenses were issued
Tuesday to Edward Ray and Miss
Irene Douglas. both of Ardmore. and
John NJ. Moose of Oklahoma City and
Miss Holly Craddock Of Ardmore.
A large crowd attended the dance
given ut the firemen's quarters Tues
day night complmenting Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Longono. who were mar
ried Monday nigh, at the home OF
Rev Morgan Before her marriage
Mrs, I.ongono was Miss Eloise Whit
ney.
Leonard Woodruff. the artist who
has sold a number of his paintings In
Ardmore. will arrive here this after
noon and will remain here for Two OF
three days. Mr.. Woodruff visits this
city frequently. His first love is for
his art and his next Is for the woods
and lakes. He likes TO fish and 10
hunt and says he would rather stop
over in Ardmore than any other city
on account of It's lakes and on account
Of It's congenial citizenship.
Leases are beginning to SELL said
lcase broker yesterday. "'There is
scraccly man In Ardmorc that plays
the game but what has done some
purchasing recently and some OF the
most conservative fellows are the best
buyers" he said. THE people nre just
a little afraid to accept good times.
they have money to invest. they want
to invest. they feel that values have
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