Notice of sale of real estate guardianship assets
Guardians of minor heirs prepare for public sale of real estate in multiple Oklahoma counties. Kis sen Reed and others under court order will offer undivided three fourths interest with life estate noted, cash on delivery, sale subject to court confirmation on a date in August 1909 in Purcell, Oklahoma. Other estates of Charley Fussell Lola Fussell Monie Fussell and Paul Fussell to be sold privately after February 1909 order with bids in Ada. Auction details include numerous township and section specifications and cash terms. The Ada Weekly News is the official paper for notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Reed
Hagen Reed
Edward
Pittsburg
State of
Oklahoma
Kissen Reed
Edward Reed
Court House
Purcell
McClain County
Marshall
Jefferson
Pontotoc
Grady
McClain
State of Oklahoma
Township One
Tion
A. D
Charley Fussell
Lola Fussell
Monie Fussell
Paul Fussell
Ada
Okla
Pontotoc County
Section 20
Township 3 North
Range 5
Township 3 North Range
Township 3
Towit
Crawford & Bolen’s
J. E. Pussell
Ada Weekly News
Katy Trains to Add Through Service and Hourly Stops
Press reports indicate the Katy railway plans two daily passenger trains each way through Ada with through service from Oklahoma City to Denison and possibly Wichita Falls. Officials are meeting to finalize a time card for Texas lines as through-train Nos. 9 and 10 would give Denison twenty four through trains daily, about one per hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada
Denison Herald of
Oklahoma City
Denison
Atoka
Wichita Falls
W. E. Wiliams
Katy North End
Parsons
Texas Lines
A. A. Allen
Shreveport
Greenville
W. G. Koch
Katy
Mystery infant found buried near Ada in wooden box
Constable D. L. Lunsford reports a decomposed infant body unearthed from a wooden box buried about fifty yards from the road, four miles north of Ada. No clue to death or origin, leaving authorities puzzled over foul play or traveler burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Lunsford
Francis
Ada
Lunsford
Daily social notes from Wetumka and vicinity
Dr J R Runyan travels to Wetumka and Rev J B McDonald from Tulsa visits the city. Miss Willie Standfield recovering from typhoid fever. Ada Tennis Club guests from Konawa report a decisive win. A nine pound boy born at E C Hunter's home. delays in town news blamed on father’s perturbation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Runyan
Wetumka
J.B. McDonald
Tulsa
H. C. Evans
Centraloma
Col. Geo. Thompson
Henrietta
Will Hart
Sulphur
Willie Standfield
W. B. Jones
Sulphur Springs
Tex
Geo. Cox
Mary Alice
N. B. Stall
Galveston
Texas
C. J. Warren
Lee Eddleman
B. H. Epperson
Konawa
Tennis Club
Ada
E. C. Hunter
Hunter
Friday's Daily Social Notes From Denison to Fort Worth
Mrs. F W LeFevre improves after a severe illness Julius Meaders taking a day or two off in Denison Mrs Fay Todd of Marskogee visiting Mrs C W McMillan Herbert Childress of Greenville guest of Clifton Hardin L J Crowder convalescent Miss Fannie Wingo returns from Ladonia and Merritt John Allen returns home Wells Fargo road agent from Shawnee visits Miss Olney returns from three weeks travel in Colorado Utah Oregon Washington Irene Mason hosted a 500 party for Miss Newman of Atoka Mrs Hamilton and son Wingo visit Wingo relatives J W Meaders returns from Ladonia Mrs Margaret Hover and daughter Harriett visit Eureka Kan Geo Truitt and party return from Terrell and Waxahachie Col Tom Hope returns from Sentinel with Mrs Hope and Welborn Mrs E K Higgins recovering after fever illness Mrs Will Rives returns to Greenville Luncheon and party hosts noted Leon McMinn visits Konawa editor and printer praised for leading Chief Leader efforts. remarks on his work at Konawa paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. LeFevre
Julius Meaders
Denison
Fay Todd
Marskogee
C. W. McMillan
Herbert Childress
Greenville
Tex
Clifford Hardin
L. J. Crowder
Fannie Wingo
Ladonia
Merritt
Texas
John Allen
W. T. Allen
Ft. Worth
Wells-Fargo Road
Shawnee
Miss Olney
Colorado
Utah
Oregon
Washington
Irene Mason
Miss Newman
Atoka
Hamilton
J. W. Meaders
Wolf City
Whitewright
Margaret Hover
Harriett
Eureka
Kan
John Beard
Geo. Truitt
Ada residents and visitors on summer travels noted
J B Wall on business in Oklahoma City. Fred Russell and Ervin Chambers visited from Roff. Rev C Stubblefield left for Kemp Bethel Association. Misses Lucy and Ruth Taylor headed to Dallas Terrell and Rockwall for a month. Dr Hartman returned from Southern Texas. G M Ramsey family from Mobeetie Texas. Mrs Metz visiting daughter in Ada left for Michigan. Infant of Charlie Russell died at grandfather General Abe Crow's West 12th street home. RRFauntleroy chaperoned a party to Byrd's Mill but got lost overnight before reaching the site. they later enjoyed the visit. Judge Charles A Galbraith of Ada, potential gubernatorial candidate, was territorial attorney general under Gov Renfro and a prominent, conservative member of the state bar. An earlier bid to run for corporation commissioner was mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev. C. Stubblefield
Bethel Association
Kemp
Okla
Lucy
Ruth Taylor
Dallas
Terrell
Rockwall
Texas
Hartman
G. M. Ramsey
Mobeetie
Tex
Metz
C. H. Rives
Michigan
Charlie Russell
Abe Crow
West 12Th Street
RR. B. Fauntleroy
Byrd’s Mill
Ada
Charles A. Galbraith
Territorial
Renfro
Territory
Galbraith
State
Shawnee Herald
First Meeting of Creditors Scheduled in Corbitt & Van Gieson Case
In the Eastern District of Oklahoma Ada the court calls the first meeting of creditors for Corbitt and Van Gieson of Rofs Oklahoma. The notice states that on July 24 1909 the debtor is to appear and present schedules and claims. Creditors must file claims by the date set and attend as required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of
Oklahoma
Ada
Corbitt& van Gieson
Rofs
Corbitt & van Gieson
Cor
Rush for Gold Sparks Prospecting Rush in Pacific Northwest
In Hoodoo Idaho and Summit Washington districts a rush of prospectors follows reports of free milling gold. Albert Baumgartner, manager for Portland owners, says Hoodoo lodge assays are rich and Summit ore runs over 250 dollars per ton. The North Yakima area lacks transportation but developers plan machinery to tap the claims believed as rich as Coeur dAlene or Cripple Creek mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Idaho
Summit
Washington
Albert Baumgartner
Portland
North Yakima
Coeur d'Alene
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Monuments and Tombs by Rev D J Austin Offer
Rev D J Austin of the News office invites contact to procure monuments and tombs of top materials workmanship and design. He promises to show designs and provide prices for satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Austin
Local visits and travel notes in Ada and Konawa
Mrs J B Hammond of Konawa visits Ada to meet Miss Hammond from Little Rock who travels to Konawa to visit relatives. Mrs Tom Linsey of Commerce joins husband this evening as guest of Mrs W W Sledge. Linsey is contractor for the south school building. Miss Pearl Key leaves for Eastern markets to study fall millinery at Texas Department store. G H Keen returns from Center where he supervises a school building project, a four story structure nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hammond
Konawa
Ada
Miss Hammond
Little Rock
Ark
Tom Linsey
Commerce
Tex
W. W. Sledge
Linsey
Miss Pearl Key
Miss Key
Texas Department Store
G. H. Keen
Center
Ada Daily Roundup of Local Visits and Moves
Miss Una Beavers of Stratford returns home from visiting Mrs. F. O. Harriss. Rolla Sears arrives in Ada after Europe to reside. Col Buck Wall returns from Oklahoma City with Texas Department Store ties. Several residents plan trips to Sulphur Springs Salt Lake and Denver. Local bids called for Ada state normal construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Una Beavers
Stratford
F. O. Harriss
J. M. Bullard Hhas
Mexico
Drayman
Glenn
Maud Bailey
Sulphur Springs
Texas
J. W. Sweat
L. J. Litte
Rolla G. Sears
East Central Normal
Europe
Ada
Col. Buck Wall
Texas Department Store
Oklahoma City
T. O. Cullins
Salt Lake
Denver
Mr. Ward
Cullins
Tariff Controversy Deepens as Taft Convenes Conferees
Washington reports show Senator Aldrich facing defeat of the tariff bill amid alleged joker provisions in the boot and shoe duties. Taft summoned conferees Crane and Aldrich for a showdown to curb the deceptive 10 and 15 percent duties and align with a 10 percent levy on calf and cattle hides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Washington
Aldrich
Senate
Crane
Rhode Island
Mann Ofllinois
Champ Clark
Clark
Banco
Weaver's Melons Delivered from Broadway and Main Wagon
An advertisement states Weaver sells melons delivered to homes from his wagon near Broadway and Main at all hours. Orders by phone at 4 or 275.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Broadway
Main
Also Mentioned on This Page
County OF
Monte Fussbell
Section 17
Township
Leon McMinn
Leader
Ait Konawa
Otis Weaver
Leon
J. B. Wall
Fred Russell
Ervin Chambers
Roff
Ada National Bank
Ben
BANK
ADA Title & Trust CO
W. H. Ebey
W. H. Braley
J.A. Biles
Mrs. Strange
Hugh
Adam Beck
Dick Robinson
Sherman
Lissie Walker
Plainview
A. L. Fentem
C. C. Earnhardt
Fitzhugh
D. E. Price
Ada State Normal
C. L. Hickey
Sayre
R. P. Price
J. S. Hickey
Durant
Richard Brown
E. M. Correll
Stonewall
H. J. Brown
Widder
Senate Finance Committee
Senator Aldrich
United States
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