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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1907

Page

5

Talk of the Town items fill Ada streets with visitors

The Ada region buzzes with short visits from E. E. Mattews of Roff. Joel Terrell tours Sulphur, and others like J. M. McDonald of Fitzhugh, W. A. Hollifield from Konawa, and Chas. Richardson with Mrs. Eula Van Meter visit Ada. Local officials and travelers discuss crops, politics, and town news amid a busy week.

E. E. Mattews Roff Joel Terrell Tom Holt Texas Ben Thompson Longview J. M. McDonald Fitzhugh Our City W. A. Hollifield Konawa Chas. Richardson Eula van Meter T. P. Gore

Mayor's Watinee Cot Opens City Crime Tax

Three performers appeared on Monday morning as Uncle Dick opened the show. A Redman delivered a moving piece about a long conflict with a notorious Great White Mule while his fine was settled for 8.75 dollars. A duet of two youths, intoxicated in Shawnee, confessed to disturbing the peace and paid a one dollar fine.

Gahagan Wimbish Stonewall Forrest Johnson Citra Johnson Nashville Southwest Tennessee Uncle Sam Charlie Richardson Wilson Lumber Co Hope Lumber Co Muskogee Clara Russell Uncle Dick Redman

Gravel train wreck delays Frisco passengers near Fitzhugh

The gravel train wrecked near Fitzhugh last Monday night delaying the west bound passenger train due here at 8 23 until the following morning and delaying the east bound passenger train for several hours as wreckage was removed and track cleared. No injuries reported.

Fitzhugh

Brigadier General Sam Hargis Elected Chickasaw Brigade Commander

At the Sulphur reunion Captain S H Hargis was elected commander of the Chickasaw brigade of Confederate veterans for the ensuing year by acclamation. The choice honors his fidelity and zeal in behalf of the organization.

S. H. Hargis Chickasaw Brigade of Confederate Veterans

Farmers Institute Announced for Pontotog County

C A McNabb secretary of the Oklahoma Territorial Board of Agriculture will visit Pontotog County October 2 to conduct a farmers institute if the county requests it. Further announcement will follow.

C. A. McNabb Oklahoma Territorial Board of Agriculture Pontoc County

Woodmen of the World elect new camp clerk

At the regular meeting the Woodmen of the World accepted the resignation of George West as camp clerk and chose Albert Burgess to succeed him.

Woodnen George West Albert Burgess

Konawa Plans BBQ to Celebrate Third Birthday

Konawa will celebrate its third birthday with a big barbecue on August 1 and 2. The greeting to our Seminole sister wishes many happy returns and community spirit.

Konawa

Newspaper Deal Offers One-Year Subscriptions for $1.75

The Democrat and Texas Farm and Ranch are bundled as a two-paper package priced at $1.75 for one year. Subscribers save by pairing the local daily with the agricultural weekly. The offer highlights combined access to local news and farm reporting.

Democrat Texas

Miss Edna Gomner Weds Banks Walker Quietly

Local notes report the marriage of Edna Gomner to Banks Walker at the bride’s parents home on Sunday the 14th. Obituaries note the deaths of two babies from Mr and Brown and Mr and Mrs Smoot, with community sympathy. Also mention a court at Calvin and visitors to Ada.

J. H. Rutlege I.N W. A. Barrett J. S. Cannon Texas Edna Gomner Mr. Banks Walker

Veterans ride to Sulphur reunion from Ada camp

Captain Hargis leads Confederate Veterans from Ada via Frisco to Sulphur for a big re union. Weather altered plans as overland trip was scrapped due to heat. many comrades joined by Monday morning.

Hargis Ada

Beard v Bocher Bocher defendants warned to answer

In the United States Court in the Indian Territory Southern District Leona Beard plaintiff sues C J Bocher and M C Bocher defendants warned to appear in thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff Judge J J Dickerson presiding seal dated July 6 1907 Clerk C M Campbell Deputy A H Constant Attorney J F McKeel for non resident Thomas P Holt

United States Court Indian Territory Leona Beard C. J. Bocher M. C. Bocher J.J. Dickerson C. M. Campbell A. H. Constant J. F. McKeel Thomas P. Holt

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Chapman the Shoe Man South Broadway L. T. Walters THE ADA National Bank Tom Hope M.C. Copeland Frank Jones Orville Snead John Beard Z. E. Chariton Eila C. Scales M. C. Copeland Little Brothers Schotten Orr LE Beard & Blanks Real Estate, Insurance and Loars Capitol Hill BEARD @ BLANKS Talk OF the Town E. T. Brown Holdenville E. F. Pugh Pontotoc County J. D. Laster Virgil Hale W. F. Scott Big Blue H. A. Kroeger Francis Frisco Bill Cardwell Haskell Frantz Republican W. H. Buck Ardmore Liberty Female College of Liberty the Democrat Ben Savage Tolbert Blanco Ben W. H. Ebey Dallas F. H. Lucas Sherman Calaboose W. W. Johnson Allen M. Roddie Jesse Warren U. S Brents Chapman J. B. Stout Joplin Missouri Walters L. Thomas Paducah Kentucky Paul’s Valley W. P. Bunch Fairfield O. H. Thomas Little Rock Arkansas C. P. Hoggard R. A. Owens Abbie Mosher C. O. Barton Miss Mosher Barton Denver Colorado Sam Hargis A Farmers Institute For Pontotog County Stevens Pace J. Stevens Arms & Tool Co Chicopee Falls, Maas U.S. A Methodist Church Ruth Roach Japan Cumberland Presbyterian Church Miss Roach
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