The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-25
MADILL
w. J. BELL
Full Carrier Service
Representative for Marshall County
Mahill Locals

The Washita Valley Sweet Potato
Co, loaded the first car Of potatoes
for shipment Wednesday. The car
goes to Denver. Colorado. claimed TO be
the best market in the country for
first grade products. Farmers of south
ern Oklahoma have wonderful oppor-
tunity to dethrone King Cotton with
the lowly potato, II they will only put
half the time in cultivating and prop
erly caring for few acres of the tub
ers that they do on many acres of the
fleecy staple. There are instances in
Marshall county this year where farm
ers realized more from an acre of po-
tatoes than from fifteen and twenty
acres Of cotton. You might never learn
to grade cotton but you could learn to
sort and handle your potatoes with the
car necessary to make them first class
NJ. +. Ewing was called to sulphur
Springs, Texas, Wednesday afternoon
to be at the bedside Of his brother II
c. Ewing who is dangerously i'll.
Miss Verdi Arbuckle went TO White
wright, Texas, Wednesday afternoon
where she will visit for ten days with
Mrs. Bonnie Spindle.
Miss Elizabeth Kraft of st. Louis
is in Madill and will remain in the
county for sometime. Miss Kraft is
a Red Cross nurse and is here to as
sist in a health survey of Marshall
county Accompanied by Miss Maude
Andrews. county home agent, she went
to Woodvile Wednesday afternoon fol-
a visit with the citizens and school OF
that little city.
Attorney j. o. Minter attended tC
legal business in Ardmore Wednesday
Mrs. w r. Grow who had been in
Madill looking after her home in west
Madil returned to Wilson Wednesday
morning where Mr.. Crow has a posi-
ton in the oil field. Mr.. and Mrs. Grow
will return to Madill sometime this
spring or summer.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. Y. Rogers who have
been in Madill visiting at the home OF
Mrs Rogers parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. r. Hearn, left Wednesday morning
for their home at Okmulgee.
Mr. and Mrs. l. f. Bumpass Of Me
Kinney, Texas, who had been in Ma
dill, assisting Mr.. Bumpass mother
Mrs j. w. Tremble, nurse her nephew
| Weldon Anderson who was bitten by
a snake last week, went to Sherman
with Mrs. Tremble Tuesday afternoon
when she took Weldon to Sherman hos
| pita for treatment 1t was thought
first of the week that the little fellow
was much better and would recover
rapidly but he did not respond to treat
ment and his physician advised that he
| carried to Sherman.
Mrs l.. A. Hadwin and little daugh'
/ ter Louis went TO Platter Tuesday fol
/ a weeks visit with her mother, Mrs
! c. A. Fisher
Clyde Woverton an old time Madil
| citizen who had been here for few
days visiting with his mother Mrs. V
Wolverton left Wednesday Afternoon
for southwest Texas where he states
he has bought him a home in the Ric
| Grande Valley.
/ Mrs. George Kraeer and Miss Verd
Arbuckle We're Durant visitors Tues
/ day.
Miss Jane Taliaferro and Mrs. Bessie
McComas visited Tuesday in Ardmore
Mrs. Joe NJ. White was in Madii
Tuesday morning en- route to Durant t'
visit her daughter Mrs. Frank Cooney
Mable Armstrong and cousin. Loi'
Tussey. who had been in Madill for
week end visit with Miss Mable's par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Armstrong
returned Tuesday morning to Ardmor'
to resume their studies in Bloomfield
Academy.
d. d. Whiting cashier Of the Madil