The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-01-31
CITY BRIEFS

John G. Yell and G. p. Hall. each
nave filed suit against the COUNTY
treasurer for recovery Of taxes II Is
claimed the taxes were paid under
protest and that payer Is entitled TO
recovery Of same now.
Marriage licenses issued this week
include Lenora Waits of Berwyn to
Nora Roberts of Springer and Joe
Black to Mrs. Mary Davis, both Of
Ardmore, who were married by Judge
Winfrey at the court house.
j. f. Nelson. county commissioner
OF Choctaw county. spent Monday
here while en- route to oklahoma City
on business.
Numerous slight accidents have been
reported to the police during the past
week caused by the slippery and wet
condition of the city streets,
Franklin Bourland. undersheriff
finds himself working overtime this
week Ia register and take applications
for automobile and truck licenses.
With 250 warrants in his pocket for
arrest of persons in Ardmore who
have failed to pay their street taxes
Special Officer Mack Pettitt is again
playing hide and seek with the delin.
quents. Within the past three weeks
he has collected several" taxes. he
h,,t
Resolutions authorizing pavement Of
f. street northwest and II street south
west and Twelfth avenue northwest.
are now being advertised by the city.
Among "a Of the TAI students Of
Southeastern State Teachers College
lat Durant who received grades of 90
per cent and above are two Ardmore
"oung women. Miss Florence Redfield,
an Miss Matte Veal.
Group four of the Rotary club com
prisng Tom Franc, Ed Gait Frank !
Gates. S. A. George. Early Gray and
Il. r. Guillot will have charge of We'd. |
nesday's program at the regular noon
luncheon session.
Mrs. Kate Gait Zaneis, county sup.
erintendent. will go to Berwyn on
Thursday night and to Mount Wash.
ington Friday night where she will
talk on the importance OF the Parent |
Teachers association.
Mrs. w. |. Smith and j. f. Gait /
have returned from Mt. Vernon, Texas. |
where they were called on account Of /
the death of their s!stcr.ln.law. Mrs
w. j. Gait.
DR.. G. c. Wcith pastor Of the .
First Presbyterian church. went to
Healdton today with Or. Walter .
Hardy in his plane ana conducted the /
funeral services Of Charles II. Head. /
who died Monday morning. A group
of Masors motorcd to llcaldton tc
be at the funeral. Services were held .
at o'clock.
Homer IIinkc Is in Tuskahoma on
business connected with the settling mn
of accounts OF the Uinklc.Murphy
store, recently destroyed by fire lie
will be away two or three days.
meeting of the excise board has
been called for February s at which
time a supplemental estimate, sub.
mitted by the city Of Wilson. will be
considered.
r. l.. WyOner, arrested last week in
the oil fields on a charge Of selling
narcotics is now Mt liberty on n 81 900
bond after a hearing before Justice OF
the Peace Butcher. lie also faces n
charge i'm federal court and is out
with $500 bond hanging over his
head.
Fortyflvc cases were heard in po-
lice court yesterday afternoon when
Judge Sullivan collected total of
s1i5 from offenders. Several cases
were continued.
Carter county Is frcer Of ticks than
any county in Oklahoma according
10 report made recently by W. i.
Martin. state tick Inspector Mr.. Maj
tin states that by the end &C the
Year there will not he an infested area
in the county
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