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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1907
Page
5
Ada renders a bustling roundup from Ada Oklahoma with items on residents and visitors from Roff Konawa and Stratford. Notable entries include legal notices, carpenters and auctioneers, church missions collections, a murder suspect Coggins transported from Ardmore, and a stabbing weapon recovered from Old Rich after a near-fatal assault on Dan Cooks.
Saturday most elected township committeemen met at the mayor’s office and organized selecting G. L. Parker of Allen as chairman W. H. Hammond of Francis as vice chair and McClure of Ross as secretary A communication from Delegate Weaver on primary election law was read Captain Vaden and J T Chambless elected commissioners with power to choose a third if Republicans not required A unanimous vote endorsed Carlton Weaver’s selection to the constitutional convention The group adjourned to March 12 Charlie Richardson resigns as manager of P B Wilson Lumber Co seeking a new location with best wishes for his future home and character.
South bound No 112 No 564 Local except Sunday shows morning times while No 111 Express runs daily and No 563 Local except Sunday lists an afternoon hour. timetable notes include miscellaneous symbols and incomplete entries for the M E T line.
Readable portions show No 512 Eastern Express and 510 Meteor with times around 11 50 p m and 3 45 p m for local freight. Mentions St Louis and Kansas City Cavin and West Bound lines in sparse timetable text.
A columnist quips about humans and apes, then notes Ex. O. W. Feemster becomes business manager for Wilson Lumbes Company locally. Beard and Blanks offer loans on improved city property or farms.
In the United States Court in the Indian Territory Southern District Mary Agee plaintiff and Ed Agee defendant are ordered to appear within 30 days to answer the complaint. Judge J. T. Dickerson presides with seal dated February 21 1907. Clerk L M Campbell Deputy AH Constant Duke Stone attorney for defendant Robert Wimbish. First published February 22 1997. Also a separate entry shows J Martin plaintiff versus F E Marshal defendant with similar 30 day appearance instruction. U G Winn U S Commissioner seal dated February 7 1907 Ennis attorney for nonresidents.
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