News of the Week Highlights Ada Visitors and Local Movers
Ada residents report travel from Roff Norman and Holdenville. Legal and church events include Knight Templar Masons services and a Methodist sermon by Dr. Hoyt. Notables attendings include Judge Bolen and Mrs. Carnes visiting Waco. The Reed family moves to Oklahoma City for state bank examiner duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy M. Carnes
Waco
Tex
Croxton
Barney
R. E. Blanks
Wills Point
Ada Daily Quiet Social Roundup Brims with Local Travel
Franks, Orr visit Rosf. Shanafelt travels to Atoka. Rogers returns from Jefferson. Roddie from Guthrie. Bartley to Sasakwa. Harrison to Stonewall. Perry of Roff in Ada for business. Kile from White Moro. Whitenack of Francis shops in Ada. Minnie Garrett teaches Sasakwa today. Bailey and Boring visit Ada. Joe Edwards from Stratford visits. Mamie Matthews visits Ross. Gryders from Bedee shop in Ada. Clyde Harris leaves for Oklahoma. Vogt heads to Greensboro NC. Fineman of GE in OKC in Ada. Katz of San Antonio guests of Ben Katz. Rev. Dr. Hoyt visits Wich Kan. Judge Maxey and Mrs. Maxey arrive for weekend. Huddleston family welcome a baby girl. Vaden from Roff. Easter bonnet display urged. Shanafelt returns from oxa. Joe Holden visiting in friendship. J P McKeel returns from Guthrie. Kahn of Roff in Ada. Geo Trait back from Roff. Galbraith to Lehigh. L R Clark from Francis Wigwam visits Ada. Mrs Scribner returns to Stonewall. Fentem from Stonewall in Ada. Mrs Laird of Roff en route to Stratford. Perkins and Croxton back from Guthrie. Mrs Morgan of Roff visiting Baker. Myrtle Smith visiting Taylor sisters. Mamie Matthews returns from visit. Pete Watson to Atoka. J E Matthews back from Guthrie. Whitesides visiting Ada. Mrs Jones and children depart for Dallas. Rinard heads to Colorado then Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Shanafelt
Atoka
Phil Rogers
Jefferson
Texas
R. M. Roddie
Guthrie
M. B. Bartley
Sasakwa
Geo. Harrison
Stonewall
Tuck Perry
Roff
T. B. Kile
Whitemoro
W. L. Whitenack
Francis
Ada
Minnie
F. E. Fineman
General Electric Co
Oklahoma City
Our City
H. Katz
San Antonio
St. Louis
Ben Katz
E. A. Hoyt
Wichita
Kan
W. B. Wes
Clay Vaden
Ethel Shanafe
Oxa
Joe Holden
Friendship Déenigon
J. P. McKeel
Eon Kahn
Geo
Rof
C. A. Galbraith
Lehigh
L.R. Clark
Jno. Scribner
A. L. Fentem
Dr. Laird
Stratford
Prof. Perkins
A. M. Croxton
O. W. Morgan
L. C. Baker
Myrtle Smith
Ruth
Lucy Taylor
Ada city round of Sunday visits and travels noted
The Ada paper lists residents and visitors from nearby towns as they traveled or visited over Sunday. Names include E E Matthews to Muskogee Frank Smith in Francis C W Morgan to Roff and Norman trip details mention Miss Carl Smith Cleve Harris Madill relatives Ada visits and more with several locations such as Shawnee Denison Sapulpa and Muskogee cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Dewoody
Purcell
J. R. Purdue
J. W. Beard
Sapulpa
R. ‘W.’ Willis
Robi. Wade, Jr
Fort Worth
Lex Eddieman
Marietta
Our City
Murrell Matthews
Rofs
Dan Collins
Hattie Collins
Colbert Station
Okla
Ada
Anna Bell Kinney
Richey
Shawnee
C. M. Chauncey
Muskogee
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Residents and visitors stop by Ada on Tuesday notes
Tuesday's Daily lists many local movements. F M Harris went to Madis, Jerry Collins returned to Ardineore, Sam McClure came back from Guthrie. Mrs W C Rollow visited Stonewall, Ruth Taylor returned to Francis, Ada hosts several visitors from Freuc's and Roff, and Dr M B Bartley trip to Sasakwa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Harris
Madis
Jerry Collins
Ardineore
Sam McClure
Guthrie
W. C. Rollow
Stonewall
Ruth Taylor
Francis
W. L. Whitenack
Freuc's
H. D. Richardson
Roff
M. B. Bartley
Sasakwa
Jno. Smith
Ada
C. M
Chauncey
Micalaona
Muscogee
Local Notices from Wednesday's Daily
Mrs J M Taylor is ill today. Various residents travel for visits and business to McAlester Guthrie Atoka and Ada. Mrs W H Ebey hosts Sy 42 Club Friday. Edgar Dodds and Mrs W N Mayes leave for Childress and social events. Mrs Virgie Johnson visits Gov Byrd in Oklahoma City. Visitors to Ada include Conkling from Nevada Mo and the Mooney family at Lonewall. Mrs H Woodard travels to Seminole for granddaughter’s illness. Mrs R E Haynes Jr hosts at home with Nina Thompson as honor guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard West
Atoka
Mary Martin
Arelene Harbert
Roft
M. G. Morrison
Tiddevvle
Irs. Perry
M. AB. Donaghey
W. A. Alexander
Konawa
W._H. Ebey
Edgar Dodds
Childress
Texas
W. N. Mayes
L. W. Conger
Pfitzhugh
Virgie Johnson
Oklahoma City
Gov. Byrd
Mesdames
R. O. Wheeler
Wilson
Truitt
Carlton Weaver
R. E. Haynes, Jr
H. Woodard
Ada
Seminole
R. E. Haynes
Nina Thompson
R. &. Haynes, Jr
Socialists Push Referendum on School Land Sale
Oklahoma socialists gather signatures for a referendum on a recently passed bill selling school lands to private owners. They oppose individual land ownership and want the land to stay in state hands. They also circulate petitions for a constitutional amendment for universal suffrage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Marion Crawford’s Dying Testimony and Medical Ad
The Kansas City Star notes Marion Crawford’s calm farewell, praising his faith as he faced death and arguing belief provides courage beyond science. The piece reflects on Crawford’s liberal intellect, his life’s work, and the comfort his religious trust offered survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Crawtford
Marion Crawford
Mar’orn Crawford
Kansas City Star
Ada area warranty deeds list many transfers and prices
Numerous warranty deeds recorded in Ada Oklahoma and surrounding areas detail transfers of lots and blocks with prices from 1 to 1300 dollars. Notable entries include Allen Townsite Co to F D Rea sor for Lot 10 Block 25 Ada for 1. Moten Lancaster et ux to R A Harndon for Lots 9 and 10 Block 119 Ada for 1300. J C Chapman to Harry McKinney for SW SW S 33 3 N 6E for 400. and Henry Ford to I M Bevels for NE SW and SE SW S 85N 65 for 300. The list also records several guardianships, QCD and QCD- or related conveyances with various sectional descriptions and monetary amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Townsite Co
F. D. Reasor
Allen Okla
Andy H. Chapman
Guardian
E. M. Moore
Jao
O. Chapman
Jas
R. Young
Geo A. Harrison
Derich Young
G. A. Ramsey
Moten Lancaster
R. A. Harndon
Ada
T. C. Lillard
J. W. Denton
S&s
Perry Lee
Geo. A. Harrison & Derich Young
H. A. Spargue
Geo. W. Hall
Virginia C. Hatcher
Oliva H. Jones
J. L. Barringer
S. S. McDonald
Southside
Jno
A. Cunningham
Sarah C. Howlett
Norman & Fleming
C. H. Pratt
Maxwell
Okla
E. M
H. P. Miller
Abe Buttran
Capitol Hill
Rollow & Jackson
Levi Johnson
Andrew Carney
A. A. Caldwell
E. D. Mays
Allen
R. M. Cummings
T. V. Latimer
J. J. Chapman
M. B. Donaghey
Annie C. Byrd
Daggs
Henry Ford
I. M. Bevels
Tno
M. Raney
Mollie Nolen
Sale of Bryan County lands under guardianship order
Guardianship notices issued in Bryan and Pontotoc counties Oklahoma announce private sale of lands described in detailed legal parcels in Durant and Ada. Offers in writing due after first publication with bids for whole or individual tracts. hearings set for April 27 1909. publication in Ada Weekly News for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan County
State OF
Oklahoma
Jane and
Jewel Jefle
Jane and Jewel
Sitha
Bryan
Marshall
Durant
Wae Istsa
Silahoma
Hatchett and Ferguson
James P. Davis
Dash B. Davis
A. D
Ada Weekly News
Ada
Joel Terrell
Bankrupt Notices and Court Proceedings in Ada OK
Multiple bankruptcy notices in Ada Oklahoma and Pontotoc County including creditors meetings for P G Ingram and Susie C Peters. Public notices designate Ada Weekly News as official publication and detail hearing dates in April and May 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court of the United States
District of
Oklahoma
Ada
P. G. Ingram
A. D
A. H. Constant
Ada Weekly News
Susie C. Peters
J. A. Baker
Ada Force Dist
Saié
Pontotoc County
State of Oklahoma
Dis- Patck
Soe Mate
Lynch Believed Unstable by Oklahoma City Residents
Local acquaintances doubt J. Harvey Lynch is sane after his Pittsburg Kane conviction for luring girls to immoral resorts. W P Campbell of the historical society recalls Lynch's despondent mood during a Guthrie trip and urges a lunacy examination at the Kansas penitentiary. In Congress Representative Creager calls for a US funded Indian home in Oklahoma with a $1,000,000 appropriation to teach arts and sciences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Harvey Lynch
Oklahoma City
Pittsburg
Kane
W. P. Campbell
The
Historical Society
Lynch
Guthrie
Campbell
Kansas Penitentiary
Washington
Indian Home For
Representative Creater
Oklahoma
Congress
Sol Moss Transacts Business in Coalgate
Murrell Matthews visits Coalgate as Sol Moss completes a local business transaction in the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Moss
Coalgate
Murrell Matthews
Zemo Agency Secured by Gwin Mays & Co for Skin Cure
Gwin Mays & Co announce they have secured the agency for Zemo a remedy claimed to cure Bezena Pimples Dandruff Blackheads Piles and other skin or scalp diseases Zemo is said to destroy the germ causing the disease and provide instant relief Display photos of cures and offer samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwin-Mays & Co
Zemo
Zemo Claim Promises Instant Cure for Itching Skin
Advertises Zemo as a clean liquid for external use that stops itching instantly and permanently cures eczema and all itching skin or scalp diseases. Gwin Mays & Co. claim positive proof of many cures and endorse the product. Sample requests urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zemo
Gwin-Mays & Co
Eminent Authorities Endorse Outdoor Exercise for Americans
Advert says outdoor exercise helps rheumatism but offers Ballard's Snow Liniment as the simple remedy. Claims quick, permanent relief from rheumatism neuralgia lame back and other pains. Sold by G. M Rashsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
G. M Rashsey
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News of the
W. N. Guest
H. L. Franks
Chas. Orr
Norman
R. Lo” Maxwell
Holdenville
R. W. Wills
Simmons Holn, Co
C. E. Taylor
U. S. Express Co
Chicago
Cate Crawford
W. M. Wilson
Wilsurteen
J. W. Bolen
Mamie Mathews
Colony
Ansphes
Knight Templar Masons
First Methodist Church
H. J. Brown
Elmore Judd
M. M. Sanders
W. L. Reed
Reed
Chas, Orr
Jake Vogt
Greensboro
N.C
Rice Maxey
Denison
Tom Hope
Haskell Huddleston
East Fifteenth
Mamie Matthews
Hielf
Pete Watson
J. E. Matthews
Chas
Whitesides
East
J. B Jones
Dallas
John Rinard
Colorado
Pairfield
E. E. Matthews
Mus
Kogee
Frank Smith
C. W. Morgan
B. L. Steed
Tupelo
Nick Hurd
Myrtle
C. H. Rives
C. H. Ennis
Carl Smith
Pauline Drefuss
T. J. Martin
Hickory
J. S. Armstrong
Tod
Roy Woods
the Woods Produce Co
Will Bowman
A. L. Bullock
RYT
Chas. Long
Louisville
J. M. Wintersmith
Mary Jones
L. J. Little
Sam Lefevre
Lefevre
Grand Lodge Assembly
Mrs. Frank Wright
Fredonia, Kan
J. McNatlr
Harvey Johnston
W. H. Furney
Sulpar Springs
Halli
Grayson County
Ten
G. B. Dismukes
Gertrude Thompson
Jackson
Leonard
J. M. Taylor
McAlester
Otis Weaver
Guthriel
Warry Wright
Holdersie
Denisov
W. A. Conkling
Nevada, Mo
W. E. Mooney
Lonewall
Socialists
McGee
G. M. Ramsey
J. C. Chapman
Harry McKinney
Wharton Morris
Eugene F. Kelley
Wharton H. Morris
Eugene Kelley
S. 12
D. J. Austin
William H. Markham
Legal Publications
John L. West
Fantie West
Lutde West
Lude West
Crawford & Bolen
W. T. Cox
A. P. Rhea
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