The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-03

CITY BRIEFS

]. X. SEWER secretary of the Ard
more local union painters, left Sun
day morning for lafayette, Ind.
where he will assist other auditors in
making a check Of the books Of the
national organization. He will be away
about two weeks.
Miss Elizabeth Myers has taken
charge of the Ardmore office OF the
Lucey Manufacturing company with
offices in the Bridgman building.
Miss Grace Scivally is also connected
with this company.
Fifteen members of the Ardmore
Camp Fire girls. accompanied by their
parents and guardians visited the
northwest and southwest sections Of
the city New Years Eve and sang
carols at homes where candles were
found in the windows. 1t is the in
tention of the Camp Fire guardians
to make the carolling an annual
event during the holidays.
r. T. Looney, president of the
Farmers National Bank of TishOmingo
was transacting business in the city
today. Mr.. Looney has many friends
among bankers and business men in
Ardmore.
George Salyer, prominent farmer Of
Keller was transacting business in
the city today. Mr.. Salyer stated that
farmers in that locality were hoping
for a heavy downpour of rain as they
were all behind with their plowing.
r. l.. Sanders OF Lewisburg, Tenn,
has moved his family back TO Ard
more and will make his home her
in the future. Mr.. Sanders formerly
resided here and was engaged in
the mercantile business Since leaving
Ardmore he has been in the bakery
business at Lewisburg and Columbia,
Tenn
Miss Flora Cummings who spent
the holidays with friends at Austin
Texas, has returned and resumed her
duties as stenographer in the office
of County Judge NJ. f. Winfrey.
James A. Cotner who has been for
returned to his home in New York
today.
w. w. Corbin, prominent farmer
and cattleman of Johnston county was
transacting business in the city today.
The board of county commissioners
began their regular monthly session at
the court house this afternoon. The
first business to be disposed of was
that OF signing the salary warrants
OF officers and deputies The board
will pass upon other claims against
the county tomorrow after which the
of county business.
The light rain OF today throughout
this section was the cause of the
commissioners putting road drags o
work in the three districts. the roads
are in fairly good condition all over
the county but owing TO dry weather
II has bee impossible to drag them
as often as they should have been.
II. II. Johnson Of the firm Of
Leachman and Johnson has moved
his family here from Sapulpa and
is living at 1924 Bixby, southwest.
Mrs. II. A. Moore has returned
from Bonham, Texas. with her sister,
Miss Ethel Anderson. with whom she
has been spending the holidays.
Mrs. Minnie Atkins OF Wichita
Falls. Texas, is visiting In Ardmore.
W. s. Ratliff and oil Pulls charg-
ed with assault with intent 10 kill
were arrested and placed In county
Jail to await preliminary hearing for
the alleged assault upon the person
of an old man by the name OF
Jones who makes his living by ped.
ding in the oil field districts.
The following suits have been
| filed In district court. w. y. Hig.
| gins va j. $. Averson. note, Min.
! nctonka Lumber Co. vs. A. W. Low
cry. ct AL. attachment. Tom Cooper
] VA A T. Musgrnyes repleyin. Rio