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Newspaper

Ada Weekly Democrat

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1907

Page

5

Ada Gossip and Local Business Touches Across Week

Attorney B H Epperson and W H L Campbell transacted business in Ada and Ardmore as week began. Local social notes cover visits, land deals, paint schemes, a Byars land sale to American Trust Co, fishing plans, and city improvements with residents and firms named.

B. H. Epperson Hickory W. H. L. Campbell Ardmore E. E. Smallwood Bride Konawa A. L. Beck Magdalina Herndon Indiana K. C. Parks Byars Ada John Rinard R. C. Hess S. G. Mewbern R. L. Thomas J. H. Rogers American Trust Company Our City Capt. Cates Stonewall Oklahoma City Black Rock American Trust Company of

Small Boy Shot at Stonewall Accident Near Town

Sam Collins twelve year old, son of Henry Collins, formerly of the city, now a Stonewall resident, was accidentally shot by Tom Bolin while returning from a hunting trip. The rifle bullet perforated the intestines and lodged in the abdomen. surgeons repaired the wounds and the boy remains critical but shows some signs of recovery.

Sam Collins Henry Collins Stonewall Tom Bolin Tommie Bolin Young Collins

Friday the Thirteenth serial tale in Mineola Courier

The Mineola Courier previews the Thomas W. Lawson romance Friday the Twelfth as a vivid tale of love and high finance. The editor envisions glory after death and imagines readers longing for the clue on the paper to quench their thirst.

Thomas W. Lawson Lawson Paradise Jasper Seas Gulf Mineola Courier

Decoration and Unveiling by Woodmen of the World and Odd Fellows

Last Sunday the Woodmen of the World and Odd Fellows held a joint decoration day service and unveiling ceremony. They gathered at the lodge, marched to First Baptist Church for an address on brotherhood, and proceeded to the old cemetery to lay flowers on graves with speeches by T. D. McKeown. The Woodmen Circle decorated deceased members earlier and the group unveiled a monument to T. L. Gray at Rosedale cemetery. The entire program was a success.

Woodmen of the World Odd Fellows Lodge Room First Baptist Church T. B. Harrell Brotherhood of Man Old Cemetery T. D. McKeown Woodmen Rosedale Cemetery T. L. Gray

Send the Paper to the Old Home

The Democrat offers to send copies outside the state for 75 cents per year. This advertising pitch targets immigrants and promotes Pontotoc county resources and advantages to potential buyers. The notice invites paid up subscribers to forward subscriptions beyond state lines.

The Democrat Pontotoc County

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