Railroad Time Table No 112 and 564 Northbound Southbound
North bound express daily and local except Sunday listed as No 112 and 564 with 11 10 am for express. South bound express daily as No 111 and local except Sunday at 1 55 pm.
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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1907
Page
5
North bound express daily and local except Sunday listed as No 112 and 564 with 11 10 am for express. South bound express daily as No 111 and local except Sunday at 1 55 pm.
A partial train timetable lists routes including East Bound No. 512 Eastern Express and West Bound lines with arrival times around 11:50 p.m and 3:45 p.m for local and freight services on the St. Louis and Kansas City line. Entities include St. Louis and Kansas City, and various service numbers.
In the United States Court in the Indian Territory Southern District Mary Agee files suit against Ed Agee as defendant and vice defendant. The court demands answer by February 21 1907. Clerk C M Campbell Deputy A H Constant Attorney Duke Stone notified. First published February 22 1907.
Ada news highlights W F Stephenson of Roff in Ada, Lizzie McMillan returns from Oklahoma City, J H Cox’s mule death, local business trips, new hires at Pioneer Telephone, and community plans. The column notes road and street work, hospitalities in Bebee, and regional commerce plus political chatter and local arrivals and departures.
The Red Springs column reports improved health in the community and updates on residents. Alta Dwight travels to West Texas. Tom Wastan appears in town. Will McLaughlin visits from Ryan. a baby of Mr. and Mrs. Code Bond dies. Walter Donaho and family visit Maxwell. Ada Pioneer Telephone operators earn praise for service under Manager Wunderlich. Tom Holt’s courtship efforts are noted as imperfect but hopeful. trains on both lines run off schedule this week.
A narrator recalls a lover serenading from outside with guitar and tender words about a beloved turtle dove. Inside, the speaker holds the girl of his song, listening to the tune while bitterly noting jealousy seems misplaced or misplaced pride. The night air echoes the serenade as emotions mingle between song, sight, and silent envy.
The First Christian church plans a June revival with Evangelist Roger H. Fife of Kansas City Missouri leading. He recently closed a Kansas El Dorado meeting with over 300 additions. A 25 to 30 voice chorus will be organized for the event.
Red seed oats reported at Gray's grain house in Ada with lieutenant listed.
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