Personal Column Highlights Ada Daily Visitors and Moves
W J Hays went to Stonewall this morning Judge Galbraith left on the Katy for Shawnee Sheriff Tom Smith went to Shawnee Dallas Ellison left for Tennessee AM B Donaghey went to Atoka Geo Cox of Cox Greer McDonald Co from Stonewall J T Higgins returned from Stratford T C Majors and L S Chilcutt of Fitzhugh in Ada Dr H Browall left for Coalgate for appendicitis P T Pigues of Dallas visiting sister Mrs H C Thompson and family Leon Barton left for Tennessee Lee Price constable at Conway and Wade Allison in Ada Walter J Moore returned from Oklahoma City Miss Lucy Johnson left for Philadelphia and Cincinnati B W Oliver Ada Preston Early Ada W M Wilson of Francis dollar callers Miss Jessie Welsh of St Louis resumed position with Cox Greer McDonald Co Mr and Mrs W L Chamberlain of Lafayette Tenn visiting Ada Mrs G L Benson visiting Stonewall Ada J D Lasater and Mrs Lasater and Miss Eva LaVerne left for Sulphur Springs Tex to visit and plan a Sunrise addition home C H Frierson leaves for Columbus Miss then New York and Liverpool Piles treated by Dr Shoop's Magis Ointment mail trial box Dr Shoop Racine Wis Miss Florence Furman sick J O Tipton returned to Woodville B H Epperson to Shawnee Tecumseh T J Denton Stonewall Jno Burns deputy sheriff Stonewall Geo Cox and daughter Stonewall Date Crawford Stonewall and others in Ada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Hays
Stonewall
Judge Galbraith
Katy
Shawnee
Tom Smith
Dallas Ellison
Tennessee
AM. B. Donaghey
Atoka
Geo.Cox
Cox-Greer-McDonald & Company
J. T. Higgins
Stratford
T. C. Majors
L. S. Chilcutt
Fitzhugh
Dr. H. Browall
Coalgate
P. T. Pigues
Dallas
H. C. Thompson
Leon Barton
Ada
Lee Price
Conway
Wade Allison
Walter J. Moore
Oklahoma City
Lucy Johnson
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
B. W. Oliver
Preston Early
W. M. Wilson
Francis
Jessie Welsh
St. Louis
Mrs. French
Cox-Greer-McDonald Co.’s
Old Tom the Bird Dog Dies at Home in Ada
Old Tom, the best bird dog and a trusted home companion, died of old age at his Ada home. Owned by Mr. J.T. Conn who brought him from Western Texas years ago, Tom was a pioneer in Ada and cherished for quail hunts and companionship. The writer shares sympathy with Mr. Conn on the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
J.T. Conn
Texas
Ada
Mr. Conn
Ada News Briefs Mention Visitors and Local Movements
Ada residents note visitors from Tupelo Albany and Denison with others moving to Ada. A local doctor returns from Coalgate after a difficult operation on Miss Hudson, while Miss Thompson visits Sherman for school. Court orders sale of estate lands and notices publishing in Ada Weekly News.
Justice H J Brown notes Os car Poe in custody for horse theft
State charges Oscar Poe with horse theft. Poe waived examination on a $500 bond and was committed to Sheriff Smith. He attempted to escape via the jail flue last night and Justice Brown subsequently raised the bond to $750. Poe remains in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. J. Brown
Oscar Poe
Smith
Justice Brown
Dr Shoop products and legal notices crowd Ada paper
An Ada Oklahoma page shows advertisements for Dr Shoop remedies including No 4 For Women and Restorative with free medical advice and free book. Local court notes list liquor convictions and jail sentences, estate matter for Nellie Stick and divorce suit against Annettie J McCracken, with notices to Tracken and an ordinary district court clocking three weeks since first publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annettie J. McCracken
Pee J. T. McCracken
J. Tracken
W. G. Cox
A. P. Rhea
Ada Township Justice Court Warning and County Proceedings
Ada Oklahoma March 1908 notice warns F. M. Richardson to appear for a $50 claim before Justice H. Brown. Publication ordered. March 23 1908 Pontotoc County Commissioners approve bonds and lay out county highways Ada Ross Allen Jessie Maxwell Col berg Stonewall and bonded depositories named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Ada Township
Pontotoc County
State of Oklaho
B. C. King
F. M. Richardson
H. Brown
Ada
Said
Oklabetha
Board of County Commissioners
Oklahoma
Pr. B. Robertsoon
Allen Township
J. D. Crawford
Stonewall
W. M. Bevers
Maxwell Township
State Bank of
Francis
Farmers State Bank of
Ross
Allen
Jessie
Maxwell
Colberg
Roff
J. D. Rinard
Board of County Com
W. 8S. Kerr
Distinguished Visitors Visit Local Templars
E. H. Doyle drill master and aspector and J. E. Spinger grand captain general of the Knights Templars of South McAlester spent Wednesday evening in the city inspecting the subordinate commandery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Doyle
J. E. Spinger
Knights Templars of
South McAlester
Slow Poison and Hidden Dangers in Water Sources
A family contract typhoid from impure water, the doctor warns that unseen risks are the worst poison. He notes women and girls face heightened danger from hidden hazards and suggests reading impure books on slyly.
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. L. Chamberlain
Lafayette
Tenn
Faust
G. L. Benson
McDonald
Frisco
Sasakwa
J. D. Lasater
Lasater
Eva LaVerne
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Sunrise Addition
C. H. Frierson
Frierson Bros
Columbus
Miss
Frierson
New York
Liverpool
Dr. Shoop
Florence Furman
J. O. Tipton
Woodville
Okla
B. H Epperson
Tecumseh
T. J. Denton
Jno. Burns
Geo. Cox
Little Daughter
Crawford
Stone Wall
Ola Howall
Clara Betts
Old Tom
Konawa
J. T. Floyd
Tupelo
Park of
Durant
J. E. Bills
J. T. Brooks
Albany
Sherwood Hill
J. W. Drake
Sherman
J. E. Webb
Webb
Virginia
Jeff Emmons
Mack Potts
Denison
H. Browall
Hieldred Hudson
Doc Rieves
Luke Kendler
Shorty Myers
Shorty Carter
C. C. McAdoo
McAdoo
Gertrude Thompson
Geo. Thompson
Fort Reno
War Department
el Reno
Washington
State OF Oklahoma
Jacob Perry
Elsie Johnson
Johnnie Brown
K. C. Parks
Johnnie Brow
R.S. Floyd
Elsie Jnson
Jacob Perry Johnnieé Brown
Ada Weekly News
Seal
Joel Terrell
J. R. Browne
Mulvane
Kansas
Q County Court
Terrell
G. W. Newman
Luke Jenkins
Will
G. M. Ramsey
Nellie Stick
Credit County
John W. Scribner
Joel Terrel
Shaw’s Nickel
China Hall
Haviland China
Notions Stillwell
Btvewsetsar
Alex King
J.C.C
Hilda Richmond
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