Gibson-Hartin Nuptials Bond Ed Gibson and Mae Martin
The Ed Gibson who lives in Tishomingo from the city tied the knot with Mae Martin at 7 p m Sunday in a ceremony described as simple and heartfelt. The couple were joined by close friends with Rev J B McDonald officiating and the Ada News noting the happy union and bright future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gibson
Tishomingo
Marcia House
Ma. Martin
W. T. Martin
Miss Mae
Mies Ads Reed
Essie Majors
J. K. PleDonsis
Vere
J. B. McDonald
M. &. Aurch
Ada News
West and Wimbish Form Law Partnership
Judge Howard West a pioneer local lawyer and Col Hobt Wimbish recently from Waxahachie Texas have joined to form a law practice. West is highly regarded for ethics and ability and Wimbish is highly recommended as capable and qualified. The two enter a promising professional partnership in the Chickasaw Nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard West
Chickasaw
Col. Hobt. Wiimbish
Theity
Waxahachie
Yex
West
Idecas
Wimbish
Keller Opens Hardware and Saddlery in Lege’s Building
M. E. Keller plans a new stock of hardware and saddlery in the building formerly housing Lege’s Racket. The owner is an experienced saddlery man bringing a branden stock to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. EF. Keller
Hardware & Ry
Lege
Hardware and Leather Goods Trader Enters Competitive Market
A veteran in the city’s hardware and leather goods trade returned last fall after selling his business for over a year. He plans to spark brisk competition with a bold deal approach described as a red hot game, and hopes for strong trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trae
Able Quartette forms strong Southern District law firm
J F McKeel of this city joins Ledbetter Bledsoe Thompson to form Ledbetter Bledsoe Thompson and McKeel. The firm covers the Indian Territory and parts of Texas and Oklahoma with Ada and Pauls Valley offices. McKeel brings a proven record and is slated to lead the practice with high expectations for success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.F. McKeel
Ledbetter
Bledsoe
Thompson
Texas
Oklahoma
McKeel
Ice
Ada
Ar Uore
Thomas
Pauls Valley
Ordinance Creating Penalty for Tax Nonpayment
An old tax collection ordinance decrees distraint of goods after February 10 and sale at public auction if taxes on personal property remain unpaid. It imposes a 15 percent penalty to be turned over to the town treasury for the school fund and requires public notice of the sale time and place. The measure takes effect upon passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aca
Religious Notes From Sunday Services and Union Events
Religious notes report Sunday Feb 3 1903 Baptist and other denominations with pastors Wesson and McDonald preaching. Sunday school attendance rising under Prof Scarborough. Rosfer Rosf services noted for Christian Bro Tumphrey. Presbyterians plan church completion and worship on their own vine and fig tree. W C T U to meet with Mrs Joe E Clar p.m. observations on Francis Willard memorial day Feb 17. Membership contest ends with seven new members. five actual joins and honorary ties, with more expected.
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Baptist
Wesson
Hell
Christ Oalvary
Brandon
McDonald
Scarborgh
Tumphrey
Rosf
Soho
Willian
Harris Building
Court House
Ada
Friendly Letter from Wetumka Lands Ada News Support
A 1903 Wetumka letter commends Ada News editor J L Skinner and announces a subscription from Wetumka. It notes Skinner’s move, praises his legal skill, and highlights community letters about school work, student成绩 averages, and a literary society active on Fridays for grades above four.
Post Passage and Approval Noted on February 9
The document records passage and publication dated February 9 with signatories H. T. Davay and Maron S. W. Hux, Recorper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Davay
Maron
S. W. Hux
Two Statehood Bills Face Senate Committee
Republican senators prepare a compromise statehood bill admitting Oklahoma and Indian Territory as one state and Arizona and New Mexico as another. They seek an early hearing but face Democrat opposition and Republican fissures, while omnibus agricultural appropriations amendments loom and court supporters claim pledges of near majorities.
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Washington
Oklahoma
Indian Territories
Arizona
New Mexico
Committee On Territories
Therr
White Ribbon campaign denounces King Alcohol
In a T. S. department under the supervision of Misses Killing Reed the campaign asserts numbers and morale against alcohol. The banner proclaims King Alcohol must go as the movement enforces its White Ribbon stance.
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T. S. Department
Reed
Court Doings in Judge Talbott’s Court
Court records list cases from the last issue including U S against W N Skates on embezzlement discharged U S against Ito Vosberg binding over under 50 dollars for introducing aid selling U S against H G Bean disturbing peace fined and U S against T V Jackson for introducing and selling whiskey set for tomorrow.
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Talbott
U.S
W. N
U. S
Ito
Vosberg
H. G. Bean
T. V. Jackson
School Notes and Recital Report From Local School
Attendance was small Tuesday due to bad weather. Miss Olney is on the sick list and Miss Birdie Adams will visit Holdenville weekend. Mr Brower’s recital last Thursday night was well received. Students will study the life and poems of Henry W. Longfellow during February. Everett-Reed is able to be back after a severe attack.
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Birdie Adams
Holdenville
Dawes Commission Fills Vacancies After Stanley Refusal
Washington February 10. Former Governor Stanley declines appointment to the Dawes Five Civilized Tribes Commission leaving only three members including acting chairman Bixby. The Dawes commission remains as presently constituted with three members after Senator Dawes’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawes Commission
Washington
T Hat
Stanley
Wasas
Dawes Five Civilized Tribes Commission
Dawes
Massachusetts
Dhairman
Bixby
Lawyer L C Andrews Joins Ada Bar Community
L C Andrews of Biantey Andrews Currie arrived with his family last Saturday to set up a new residence in the southern part of the city. The judge is praised as a fine lawyer and a good man and welcomed as a member of the Ada bar.
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Skinner
Wetumk
Ada
Wetumka
L. C. Andrews
Biantey, Andrews & Currie
Lome
Andrews
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Chitwood, the Tailor
Gibson-Hartin
West & Wimbish
A Hardware & Saddlery
Joe. E. Clari
P.m
Francis K. Willard
Wetamka
I. T
Ads
Gentienen
Ida News
I. Vw
Jd. L. Skinner
Diariob
Indian Territory
Cd Vereby
Apex J. L. Skinner
Lin
Mill Creek Times
Egulerly
Clarence Newton
Creel Nation
Tom Drury
John Chauncey
Karley Chauncey
Minngo Morris
Estella Blake Pres Aal Suggx
Dora Stephens
Ann Aragia
Lee Daggs
Ode Russel
Walter Daggs
Grace Liebert
Laura McDaniel
Essie Josei
Will Roslow
Edgar ‘Irk
Plase
Literary Society
Kotsch & Co
School Hotel
Miss Olney
Dixie Soda
W. L. Byrd
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