Ada Personals and Society Notes Then Tragedy at Home
Ada Daily notes include visits by F O Harriss and Mrs Harriss from Wewoka, church choir plans for Thanksgiving, travel and business moves of numerous residents, and a lengthy obituary-like tribute for Fulwood Wheeler aged a few months. Principal events center on community life, travels, legal matters, and a child’s funeral with temperance badge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulwood
R. O. Wheeler
West 14Th Street
Reeder
Temperance
Footwear Sale Under Old Roof Promises Family Comfort
A brief classified notice invites families to a footwear sale under an old roof. It highlights affordable shoes for all members and stresses practical, comfortable options for everyday wear.
Stolen lap robe offered reward by P. G. Lanham
A plush lap robe black on one side and depicting a bull dragon was stolen at the Center on Monday night November 12. A liberal reward is offered for its return with no questions asked. Contact P. G. Lanham. 32-21.
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I. T
P. G. Lanham
Candy House Wedding in Ada At Foster’s Confectionery
A young couple from near Sasakwa wed in a candy house ceremony at J. L. Foster’s confectionery in Ada Tuesday morning. Rev J M Foster officiated with Thomas Head credited for coordinating the event and a crowd of bystanders cheering the couple knew the groom’s offside note nearly caused a pause. Samuel Miller and Nellie Weed, ages twenty one and eighteen, were named as the principals amid the lighthearted scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Foster
Sasakwa
Ada
Thomas Head
J. M. Foster
Samuel Miller
Nellie Weed
North Texas Methodists adjourn after Bowie session
The North Texas Conference of the Methodist church adjourned after a session at Bowie. Presiding elders named by Bishop Hoss include Morrie in Dallas Terrell Thomas in Terrell McClain in Greenville Pierce in McKinney Fladger in Sulphur Springs Hamilton in Bonham Stafford in Gainesville Pierce in Bowie Alderson in Paris and Alderson in Sherman. Revs. J F and E W Alderson are father and uncle of Mrs John McKinley of Ada.
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North Texas
Bowie
T. R. Pierce
Paris
J. F. Alderson
Sherman
E. W. Alderson
J. F
John McKinley
Ada
May Prove Innocence In Brownsville Case
Washington reports say President Roosevelt, surprised by the Brownsville affair agitation, is advised to act to calm political tensions. He reportedly maintains power to reinstate discharged men of three companies of the Twenty-Fifth colored infantry if individual cases justify it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard
Konawa
R. T. Kerr
Ark
Mr.Kerr
Ada
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Twenty-Fifth Regiment
Executive Mansion
Charles Andersen
Internal Revenue
New York
Emmett J. Scott
Booker T. Washington
Panies
Twenty-Fifth Regiment of Colored Infantry
Brownsville
Tex
State Democratic Committee Plans Convention Primary System
In Shawnee Oklahoma City on November 27 the new State Democratic Executive Committee led by J. B. Thompson of Pauls Valley will meet to discuss the convention or primary system for nominating state office candidates. They will also consider moving party headquarters from Oklahoma City to Guthrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
State
Democrat Executive Committee
J. B. Thompson
Pauls Valley
Guthrie
Odd Fellows Banquet Attended by Local Clergy and Members
Rev J W Foster Jack Sherley J B Gaar and A M Croxton attended a banquet in Center hosted by the Lady Rebeccas of the fraternal order the gathering reflecting community ties and civic activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Little
A. J. Shirley
A. M. Croxton
Bro. Foster
J. B. Garr
Center
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Rock Bottom
A. L. Nettles
J. W. Foster
Jack Sherley
J. B. Gaar
Lady Rebeccas
Removal Notice for Dr Erb Dental Office
Dr. Erb moves his dental practice into rooms above the Ada National Bank. The new office is described as one of the best equipped and most modern in Indian Territory. 214-61 -33-21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Erb
Ada National Bank
Indian Territory
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F. O. Harriss
Wewoka
M. J. Harriss
L. E. Parnell
A. K. Thornton
Tupelo
First Presbyterian Church
Ed Harrison
Oakman
Goldfield
Nevada
George Thompson
Bells
Texas
Tom Doss
Thecom Press
Chickasha
J. W. Doss
J. F. M. Harris
J. C. Tapp
Louisville
Eb K. Higgins
John Davis
J. T. Higgins
Henry Collins
Stonewall
Marvin Brown
Blanche Chilcutt
Fitzhugh
J. B. Ingram
Monroe
Irby Lambert
Boswell, I. T
East Main Street
K. Jeter
Will Fitzpatrick
Marvin L. Brown
The
Oklahoma Statesman
Mr. Wallace
Guerdie
Meigs
John Shepp
Fort Smith, Ark
Lula Ford
Brevard College
Ardmore
R. E. Haynes
Dc. C. Smith
Ross
Vera Fulton
J. E. Bills
Edna Fulton
Eli Steed
T. L. Rippey
Judge Furman
South McAlester
J. A. Simpson
J. C. Jordan
McKinney
L. D. Ratliff
M. R. King
el Steed
Bertie Burns
Davis
M. Scott
Madill
S. S. McDonald
Ollie
Carla Wilton
T. D. McKeown
Z. Coleman
Okemoh
W. S. Thomson
Okemah
St Louis
Illinoi
Lee Eddleman
Shawnee
Oklahoma
A. Irwin
Palmer
DeWitt
DeWitt’s
Crescent Drug
F. Z. Holley
Cleo Etter
Judge Woolfork
L. N. Doss
Kentucky
Doss
Frymire
Hot Springs
Crescent Drug Store
A. Lopp
Frisco
Sapulpa
Capt. Vaden
Roff
L. F. Hoyt
Lincoln
Nebraska
W. H. Walker
Tishomingo
Bud Hoard
Eleanor Warren
Coalgate
T. P. Holt
Frances Moore
City
Mr. Gist
John Stewart
W. H. Clark
Wetumka
Mr. Lattimore
Hickory
W. H. Ebey
Ben Mason
U.S
Brents
Constable Morris
J.coalgate
Otis B. Weaver
J. H. Gardner
Missippi
Mr. Gardner
Rev. H. Colbert
Wardlow
jWewoka
Wednesdy
W. T. Cox
Will Netherly
Sherman and
J. W. Byrd
Maud
W. C. Duncan
Miss White
Geo. Frierson
Chanchey
Hughes
Marietta
Clark
G. E. Pryor
San Antonio
Pryor
Don Tolbert
Maud Simpson
Mrs. Simpson
Mr. King
Scullin
Sulphur
Marion West
Bennett
Gale Tattler
Jimene Lee
Jesse
Ae Davis
H. C. Pearson
Ada Country
Rock Island
Mr. Gobbler
Robi Wimbish
Durant
Gale S. Durham
Philadelphia
Penn
C. C. Bryant
Hatfield, Ark
Young Blake
Birmingham
Ala
Harry Parks
Chapman’s Store
Scott
Scott's
Scott & Bowns
North Texas Methodists
Scott--Hoard. Co
Democrats
Agee’s
West Main Street