Warning Order in Lancaster Suit in Indian Territory Court
In the United States Court in the Indian Territory Southern District Mark Lancaster sues Florence Lancaster case No 1013. Florence Lancaster must appear in thirty days and answer the complaint before Judge J T Dickerson. Clerk C M Campbell deputy A H Constant law firm Webb Ennis listed. First published June 21 1907.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court In
Indian Territory
Florence Lancaster
Mark Lancaster
J. T. Dickerson
C. M. Campbell
A. H. Constant
Duke Stone
Webb & Ennis
Ada Citizens Noted For Travel And Local Happenings
A compilation of local movements includes A. J. Deaton in Francis, Dr. Yarbrough from Dallas to Ada, Ed H. Davis departing Ada for Denison, and Miss Mollie Stone elected to a WeWoka public school post. Visitors probe statehood prospects as Pontotoc County fruit crops flourish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Deaton
Francis
Dr. Yarbrough
Dallas
Ed. H. Davis
Ada
Denison
Texas
Mollie Stone
Wewoka
Two Adrift Fishermen Face Thunder Storm Tale
Virgil Hale and Sherwood Hill, using borrowed tackle, camped in a gin house on a stream. A violent thunder storm forced prayer and quarrels amid pepper sauce and a looming cyclone. Reporter W. F. Scott claims the tale, but editors question his firsthand account.
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Virgil Hale
Sherwood Hill
Blue
W. F. Scott
Scott
Virgil
Sherwood
Improvements Around Francis Prosperity Increases
Our neighboring sister town of Francis is thriving as Frisco expands its payroll to twenty five thousand dollars monthly and buys two more blocks for repair shops. Dwellings rise and old ones are repaired while the Harvey eating house is enlarged to handle growing traffic. A test oil well starts in about thirty days amid strong expectations of a big strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Frisco
City council defers printing bids and appoints sexton
Monday night the city council held its regular session and postponed bids for the upcoming year's printing contract due to a missing committee member. C. W. Graves was elected sexton of the cemetery at $40 per month as bills were approved and concerns raised over the large street light expenditures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Graves
Chambless
Emanuel Church Services Next Sunday
Emanuel formerly Cumberland Presbyterian Church announces morning and evening services. The morning sermon titled Moses, the Prince of Egypt will be delivered by Pastor J. R. Browne.
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Emanuel
Cumberland) Presbyterian Church
Moses
the Prince of
Egypt
J. R. Browne
Water main linking cement plant to reservoir nearly finished
Ada completes an eight inch water main project to connect the cement plant with the city reservoir. A carnival company that stayed all week left town last Saturday night amid harsh remarks about its quality and nature, reflecting local tastes for respectable entertainment.
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Carnival
Ada
Prospects for Electric Line at Ada Oklahoma
J C Cameron of New York proposes building an electric street railway in Ada Indian Territory at about 12 000 per mile. The plan includes a branch to Crystal Springs thirteen miles south of Ada. The proposal connects Cameron to notable figures Don Cameron and David B Hill.
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J. C. Cameron
New York City
Don Cameron
David B. Hill
Ada
I. T
Revival at Methodist Church Closes After Strong Sermon
The revival at the Methodist church ended Sunday night with Evangelist Cassidy delivering a powerful sermon. Many attendees who professed faith during the meeting were received into fellowship, and the revival was described as greatly beneficial, strengthening the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Evangelist Cassidy
Cement company buys car load of sacks
The cement works will soon run full blast after a Monday order for 75,000 paper sacks. Each sack holds 95 pounds of cement. The order was given to local businessman M. D. Steiner, reflecting a pledge to patronize home workers.
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M. D. Steiner
An Interesting Lecture on Japan
Miss Ruth Roach visiting her brother Roach gave a lecture at Cumberland Presbyterian church on Japan. A former missionary, she shared language and customs, displayed Japanese curios and idols, sang the Glory Song, and prayed in Japanese. She later spoke to the ladies aid society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Roach
Roach
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Japan
Ladies’ Aid Society
Local Travel Plans and Home Improvements Noted
Miss Cora Hamm departs Sunday for a month long visit to her Weatherford Texas home. R E Haynes is making substantial improvements to his Broadway residence.
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Cora Hamm
Weatherford
Texas
R. E. Haynes
Broadway
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Chapman the Shoe Man
South Broadway
L. T. Walters
Pioneer Telephone & Telegraph Company
Tom Hope
M.C. Copeland
Frank Jones
Orville Snead
John Beard
J. F. McKeel
Z. F E. Chariton
Ella C. Scales
M. C. Copeland
Little Brothers
Schotten
Wilnual Swat
Corpus Christi
C. F. Orchard
M. K
T. Ry
Ada, I. T
Talk OF
the Town
E. T. Brown
Coalgate
Magdalena Beck
Okhoma City
W. C. Lea
Reed & Harrison Dry Goods Establishment
Lawton
Granger
Oklahoma City
Democrat
W. H. Gray
The
10Th Street
Pontotoc County
Chickasha
S. A. Coates
Byars
H. A. Davis
Our City
Chapman Hotel
T. L. Rippey
Dr. H. Browall
Atoka
Albert Burgess
Lee Eddleman
W. W. Sledge
O. H. Thomas
Little Rock
Arkansas
Mollie Jernigan
Bowling Green
Kentucky
Miss Jernigan
W. T. Melton
Katherine Edmiston
Skinner
Benton County
Uncle Dick
H. M. Parkhurst
Pioneer Telephone Company
West 12Th Street
Ed. Brents
U. S
Ross
Virgo
Providence
the Democrat
CY Dads
B. G. C. Club
Uncle Dick Couch
Messrs
Charley Chauncy
Roy Hall
Roy Saffarrans
Everett Reed
Philip Thompson
Miles Grigsby
Eula Clare
Annie Sims
Alleyne Shan
Globe-Democrat
Cement Company
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