Ada News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Local residents greet visitors and note political ties as J R Knight, ex state legislator from McCurtain County, visits Ada. County officials plan an overland trip to discuss road improvements while locals host out of town guests and note families traveling to Sulphur and Merkel for attending illnesses and visits.
Liver stimulant Herb ine advertised by Bart Smith
Sallow complexion is blamed on bilious impurities in the blood with torpid liver and bowels. The ad promotes Herbine as a liver stimulant and bowel regulator sold by Bart Smith.
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Bart Smith
Allen Family Returns From Texas Visit
Saturday’s Daily notes Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Allen and baby returned to Caddo Oklahoma after visiting J. W. Cochrum and family. Supt. J. E. Hickman came back from two weeks in Coleman Brownwood and Santa Anna. Mrs. L. A. Maxey and husband returned from a week with her sister Mrs. O. F. Johnson in Allen. Mr. Maxey stays for the weekend then travels on. James E. Chance, north of the city, also returned home.
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G. W. Allen
Baby
Caddo
Oklahoma
Mr. Allen
J. W. Cochrum
J. E. Hickman
Coleman
Texas
Brownwood
Santa Anna
L. A. Maxey
O. F. Johnson
Allen
Mr. Maxey
James E. Chance
Return of Mrs. Coffman and family from Texas visit
Friday after a service abroad Mr Chance served fourteen months with the Fourth Division and Army of Occupation in Germany. Mrs H S Cooper and baby Eloise of Helena Ark conclude a four week visit with Mr and Mrs B A Mason then were joined by Mr Cooper for the trip home on Friday. Mrs J M Coffman returns to Orange Texas after a three week visit with her sister Mrs M L Hudson and George W Young and family. Hudson accompanies Coffman to Tupelo and returns home tonight.
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Mr. Chance
Ocae
Germany
Rs. H. S. Cooper
Baby
Eloise
Helena
Ark
Orange
Texas
M. L. Hudson
North
Mississippi
George W. Young
Baptist church funeral for Mrs Bennett in old cemetery
Monday report notes Mrs Bennett's funeral at the Baptist church with Rev. Morris and Rev. Dunn officiating. The body was buried beside her husband in the old cemetery at this place per her wish. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dick Robinson and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Westbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Robinson
Francis
the Tabernacle
Jim Westbrook
W. H. Stevens
L. N. Maret
Louisville
Visit Notes and Family Reminiscences Across Oklahoma and Arkansas
Local notices summarize travelers visiting relatives in Oklahoma and Arkansas. Mrs. Mattie Jones of Marietta Oklahoma and Mr and Mrs A Goodwin of Salem Arkansas visit cousin Mrs Martha Ann Gibson. Other trips include Mrs William Ross and granddaughter Willa Mae Kuykendoll from Sand Springs to Kansas reading. Mrs S L Burns and Marguerite Maxwell return from Troy Tennessee. Mrs Burns accompanied by Mrs J M Clear of Troy visiting daughters Mrs J M Vaden and Mrs Elizabeth Lowery. Mrs J W Horn returns from Oklahoma City and Walters with husband in contracting business. Miss Eddie Mae Horn returns from Fort Worth and San Antonio. An antiseptic advertisement for Borozo urges prompt first treatment for cuts burns bruises and wounds. Buy it now from Bart Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Jones
Marietta
Oklahoma
A. Goodwin
Salem
Arkansas
Martha Ann Gibson
William Ross
Willa Mae Kuykendoll
Ross
Daugher
Kuykendoll
Sand Springs
Okla
Dubree
Broken Arrow
S. L. Burns
Marguerite
Maxwell
Troy
Tenn
Burns
J. M. Clear
J. M. Vaden
Elizabeth Lowery
J. W. Horn
Oklahoma City
Walters
Eddie Mae Horn
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Texas
Bart Smith
Notable local visits and business notes in Ada
Mrs. B. E. Ratliff and her daughter visit Mrs. Ratliff’s parents Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Stegall at 408 West 10th. Miss Pauline Suddath of Roff will stay with her cousin Mrs. Charles Little at 117 East Fourteenth. D. A. Nation of Konawa sold out and may relocate here. he was in Ada today. J. D. Gaar of Lanham reports good crops and a favorable rain. Collins Williams, Red Williams, in Ada for a few days. he just served abroad on General McNeal’s staff and will practice law in Hugo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. E. Ratliff
Roff
Red Williams
Mr. Williams
General McNeal
William
Hugo, Okla
Prickly Ash Bitters Advertised by Special Agent
An 19th century advertisement promises Prickly Ash Bitters will sharpen thinking and improve the body when the liver is torpid and impurities fester. Bart Smith, Special Agent, cites a $1.25 price per bottle.
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Bart Smith
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J. R. Knight
Oklahoma House of Representatives
McCurtain County
Violet
Kate K. Knight
East Ninth Street
Knight
Ada
Ada Normal
Milton Garner
Rofs
Fitzhugh
Stratford
Hettie Rives
Paris
Tex
H. Rives
East Thirteenth
Callie R. Brown
Miss Rives
France
McGee’s
Ady
Mr. Stevens
M. L. Lewis
E. F. Lewis
Kingfisher
J. D. Roddie
Dallas
Alfred Stevenson
Holdenville
Ed Bennett
Shawnee
R. H. Bennett
J. D. Bennett
M. F. West
Merkel
M. J. Bennett
Bright
Gwin G Mays
Adv
Sa Ates
M.shaw
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