The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-03-23

land Valley railroad supposed it was
an accident.
n. A. Wilkerson. who has been pros
pectlng in California for the past few
weeks. has returned horne. Mr.. WillS.
erson says he likes California very
much and thinks he will return with
his family some time this summer TO
make IL their home.
Mrs. c. J. Taylor Of Denison spent
Monday in Madill, guest at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs c Chestnut
Mrs Myrtle Murphy Of Kingston
vas in Madin sunday morning en
route 10 Beggs, Okla.
j. NJ Townsl-; prominent farmer
of south Marshal county who has
been under treatment at Baptist hos.
pital in Dallas is reported TO be
well on the way to recovery and is
expected TO some home in few
DAYS
Monroe Tinkle OF Kingston was
in Madil Thursday to attend the
funeral of Walter b. story who died
at his home north OF Madill We'd
nesday following an operation for
appendicitis Mr. Tnkle and Story
soldiered together with the American
army in France.
Mrs d. Hagmen who had been in
the eastern markets purchasing spring
and summer millinery returned home
III rIn. na1
home by way OF Longview, Texas,
and her daughter. Mrs Ella Byrne
of that city came with her mother to
Madll for q visit with her and Miss
Rose Haglnan.
Miss Louise Long who has been
visiting for the past two weeks with
friends and relatives at Cushing.
Oklahoma, returned home Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. J.. Turney
visited in Ardmore.
A. NJ. McLelland made a business
trip TO Denison Thursday
Malcolm Colby left this morning
for business trip to Hugo
w. NJ. Britton with the Oklahoma
Publishing Company, was in Madll
Wednesday and today on business.
Mrs. f.. L. Flynt and children left
this morning for Byars, Oklahoma.
for visit with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs u. II. Christian. Mr.. Christian
has been here for some days.
Judge March and Clerk f. !.
Kim made a business visit to Reagan,
Wednesday.
A. Dillo OF Woodville transacted
business in Madill Tuesday.
Joe p. Reirdon and Jack Cloby
left Tuesday morning for a business
trip to Oklahoma City.
Don Harris, who had been with
his sister. Mrs. j. c. Williamson, at
Sherman hospital for the past few
days returned TO Madil Tuesday
morning, he stated that Mrs. vii.
Hanson was doing nicely and IL no
complications set up she will soon be
able 10 return home. Mr.. Harris viii
remain in Madil for a few days be-
fore returning TO his work as specia!
agent for the Home Insurance Com.
pany, with headquarters at Oklahoma
City
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mundy went
to the Mundy ranch at Kinlock.
Tuesday morning for weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Mundy
Evart Mundy will look after Mr.
Mundy's business until they return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Rorie and
children who had been in Madill Wis.
1 iting with Mrs. Rories mother, Mrs
Burrie Duff, returned 10 their home
| al Ardmore Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Sale, who had
been in Madill visiting with Mrs
Sales parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Chestnut and other relatives returned
TO their home at Holdenville Tuesday.
Mrs A. Il. Oliver, Miss Katherine
Oliver and little Miss Margay Wander.
wort teacher Of the Kinlock school.
Mrs. w. y. Taliaferro is visiting
this week with her daughter, Mrs.
A. NJ. McElhannon at Sherman.
Mrs. Maggie Moore OF Ada, who
had been in Madll visiting her par
ents Mr. and Mrs W W. Nc
Cracken returned home Tuesday
morning, Miss Ruth McCacken re-
turned home with her for visit
IN Ada.
Il. s. Hamilton. who has been at
oHillis for the past four months ar
rived In the city Thursday morning
for n few days visit with his fam
lily. Mr. Hamilton has charge OF
the Hollis and Boy Scout bands OF
Hollis, ne states that lie likes Hollis
fine but that 1t Is mighty dry and
windy there now
G. l.. Mayo Of Cumberland was IN
Madill Wednesday en- route to Ard