The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-05-01

N"ul'S ENGINEER ~. u, Mctulley mas
been assisting Marian Pierce with some
road repairs on the highways in the
northwest part Of the county for the
past few days.
Miss Lois Lindsey, secretary in the
office of County Attorney Mathers has
so far recovered from a recent opera.
ton to be able TO sit up most Of the
Time. She will not be able to resume
her duties however for couple of
weeks.
Nancy Brothers. contractors who will
build the Lone Grove Healdton high
way are expected here to establish
headquarters before beginning the
work early in May.
County Agent John Smpkins reports
big community meeting at Reck Fri
day afternoon. The boys and girls
clubs presented very interesting pro.
gram for the benefit of the large
crowd Of visitors present.
very bad condition since the recent
rains, butt the county commissioners
are having them dragged as rapidly as
possible to keep down all the rough
places possible
Mrs. Kate Gait Zaneis stated that
owing to Il technicality the recent cleo
ton To decide whether district Z. 9,
and 10 would consolidate was Illegal
and would have to be readvertised and
another election held The call will
be issued Monday and after the legal
length of time has elapsed the clcc-
tion Will be held. Al the recent cleo
ton the thrre districts by vote de-
cidcd to consolidate and erect sub
stantal six teacher school op the site
of the old flignight school recently de-
stroyed by fire.
Dave Thomas. formerly book keeper
for Writ Franklin has accepted like
position with the Don A. Cochran com
pany and has assumed his new duties
DR. Jesse &. Best, has Returned from
Dallas where he was called Friday on
professional business.
Don Cochran representing the Ard
more Gun Club and the Ithca Arms
Company, spent Friday afternoon with
the Norman Gun Club at their regular
weekly shoot at Norman. Mr. Coch.
ran has been appointed the active rep
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pany for Southern Oklahoma
j. w. johnson of Milo who was here
to attend the meeting of the Carter
county free fair board yesterday sold
a number Of bales of cotton that he
had in storage and as result had to
stand quite loss on the transaction.
Mr.. Johnson states that there will be
"a lot less cotton raised on his lands in
the future than there has been in the
past regardless of what the price may
be.
Local rainfall registered at the office
Of 2ove and Thurmond for the a hours !
ending at o'clock Saturday morning |
was 0l2 inch.
Joe r. Champion will leave here to- |
day for st. Paul's Sanitarium in Dal- |
las for minor surgical operation.
Kenneth Fox, son of Mr.. and Mrs. |
r. A. Fox of this city took the Scot.
tish Rite degree in Free Masonry the |
past week at McAlester. and was the |
youngest member of the class. The |
class comprised $50 and Of this mum.
her 10 were from Ardmore and VIII /
son.
NJ. b. Witt went to Sulphur by /
arplane with Pilot Askew Saturday
afternoon TO spend the day with his |
wife and children.
Mrs. Roy NJ. johnson and son,
Otcy, have returned from visit OF .
three months with relatives in Los .
Calf
Visiting in Hugo
Mrs. T.. Barnes and children. Mack /
and Betty Lou, are visiting Mrs. Bar
nos' sister, Mrs VI. O. Horne at Hugo. |