The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-19
CITY BRIEFS

Cilf DhiEFS
The PATRIOTS number of the Crl.
terion, official Ardmore high school
publication, win make its appearance
at the oratog.cal contest Thursday
night, February 90. Miss Norma
Gates is editor and Chester Cole busi.
ness manager q this edition.
The directors OF the Chamber Of
Commerce will meet Monday TO attend
10 regular business and, will act on
the resignation Of Secretary James
Barron.
she county commissioners will meet
In adjourned session Monday at the
court house and receive bids for the
erection of two school buildings, Sc
lect new sheriff TO fill the vacancy
caused by the oustIng of Buck Gar.
rett, and pass on some late claims.
committee from the county doc.
tors association will present plans
for a county hospital for the poor.
Plans for the building will be dis.
cussed.
J. II. Finley United States probate
attorney, has purchased the large law
library OF the late $. VI. Davis and
removed same TO his offices In the
Federal building.
One fire was reported Saturday by
Chief McFall, that being q large grass
fire on Fourth avenue northwest,
which the department was called uror
10 extinguish.
Cal Wilson, constable at Wilson,
brought in f. H. Sellars OF that city
Wednesday on a burglary charge.
Selars has been confined 10 the
county jan
Poll weevl control is the subjec,
or the Illustrated lecture by a gov
ernment expert which will be given
Tuesday afternoon. February 81, !,
D. n-, at the court house.
Ardmore Motor company has re
csiyed a new shipment Of seven.
passenger Paige touring cars from
the Paige factory, which are now on
exhibit at the local companys gales
rooms on A street. northwest.
E. j. Hancock. who was recently
lodged in the county Jail on liquor
possession charges. was removed 10
the Federal jail at Muskogse yesterday
by United States Marshal WIN Card
well,
Jim May, chief engineer OF the Con.
sumers Light and Power company,
who has been attending the national
convention OF refrigeating engineers
in Dallas, returned home yesterday.
A meeting Of the Lone Grove Par
ent.Teachers association was held Fri
day afternoon when a special feature
was the exhibit OF work done by the
school children. Many patrons were
present. Following the meeting Mr.
and Mrs. r. V. Hankey entertained
Mrs, Kate Gait zaneis. county super.
intendent, ana members OF the school
board at dinner.
Deese Psren,.Teachers association
1leld It's second monthly meeting Fri.
day night which was well attended.
Following the business session movies
were shown. The county superin.
tendsnt made q splendid talk on the
value or community gatherings.
Freeman Calf who has been IN at
Hardy sanitarlum, has recovered suf
3iciently 10 be removed TO MS home
on u street northwest
-Four persons Frank Thompson,
Howard Parker. Jackie Wilcox and the
little son Of W. p. Shared, are re-
ceiying serum treatment after hsv.
ing been bitten by a dog affected with
1abbles
John W. slmpkins. county agent
will visit the Provence school dis
irIet Monday The latter part Of the
week will be spent at RecR. Black
Jack, Graham and Pooleylle,
Miss Margaret Nentress Of Suck Is
enrolled at Ardmore Business college.
she ia making her home with her
unrle. W. 4, Salisbury, manager OF
the Western Union Telegraph com.
Sany.
Acknowledgment Of large sign
on which ia painted "Rebecca Kahn
.Hume- the gift ot ". r. Burnit,,
Ardrncre's poster man. is made by Mrs.
Julius Kahn. who expressed keen ap.
prselation for the gift which has been
PLACED at the gateway cf the home.
A srehp Of Aramors women met