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Newspaper
Ada Weekly Democrat
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1909
Page
1
Twig town notes from Oakman list several residents traveling to Ada Arkansas and Sasakwa. The community reports improved health for Mrs. J K Whisenant and Mrs O L Woolverton’s pneumonia. A wedding occurs Sunday at the bride’s mother’s home with C C Sam Lillard and Miss Gussie Davenport.
Mrs C H Rives came home Tuesday after an extended visit to Texas. The paper reports that Chas R Drummond married Wednesday to Miss Ruth Smith of Waleetka.
The State Board of Pardons orders a pardon hearing for Albert Weaver convicted of burglary on March 3, 1909 in Pontotoc County Oklahoma. The second Monday in November 1909 is set for the hearing at 2 PM at the board’s office with Ada newspaper notice for two weeks beginning October 22, 1909.
The store promotes economy clothing with Hart Schaffner Marx suits Cravanette top coats and other garments priced from $1 to $35. It features pure worsted wool options fine boys clothing 24 to 6 years old and a selection of hats shirts and underwear emphasizing value and quality.
The Ada and Talequah normals met in Ada for the first football game ever witnessed there. The Talequah team showed more experience and defeated Ada 27 to 0 in front of a modest crowd despite lively support.
Otis B. Weaver travels to Oklahoma City on Tuesday on business connected with the Baptist paper.
Ada reader IE M Allen reports substantial kidney and rheumatic relief after using Deans Kidney Pills. He suffered weak kidneys and painful joints, with scalding kidney secretions, until the remedy provided first relief and then a complete cure after continued use. For sale by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Remember the name Dean's.
The Normal football team lost to Tahlequah Normal 27 to 0 in a hard fought game at the old baseball diamond. About 100 spectators attended. Next Friday at Tishomingo the third game will be played with a regular coach expected by then. Briles and Lucas raised 150 dollars for a coach. Mrs. McGurrn went to Oklahoma City to spend Sunday with friends. The first lecture will be at the Methodist church on Oct 28. Ahloso meeting starts Sunday 11:00 at the schoolhouse to continue through the week with Rev Hodges assisting. Rev A B Norrell to conduct Presbyterian service Sunday evening. Mesdames Bills and Ebey plan a trip to Fort Worth Tuesday.
The district court disposed of several cases with pleas of guilty and verdicts. Individuals named include Will Leslie for dangerous weapon, Bill Capps for assault with dangerous weapon, Dee Collins for stealing a domestic animal, Edward Hazelwood for burglary, M Dismukes for burglary, Newt McClure not guilty on assault with dangerous weapon, O H Lee for assault with intent to rape guilty, Joe Green for stealing a domestic animal, and Grayson Sealy with Nelson Colbert. Geo Henderson not guilty on grand larceny. Sheriff Smith has already sent six of these to the penitentiary.
We are selling gold decorated dinner ware cheap as plain goods. 18 piece cup saucer and plate set for $1.40. Bowls and bakers 15c and 18c. Japanese china bread and butter plates 10c. Fine chinaware from cheap to Haviland and Austrian. Buttermilk dishes Bristol blue decorated pitchers 10c.
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