Ada Daily Notes Local People and Incidents
Saturday and Monday items from Ada recount local visits sickness recoveries and family news. entries include EB L Black near Stratford submitting for the News, Byron Norrell in Roff, and multiple Ada residents visiting or returning from surrounding towns. Also notes births illnesses arrests licenses and a series of routine community updates across Conehatta and nearby places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. L. Black
Near Stratford
Ada
Patent medicine ad promotes half purity pills
An old advertisement for J. Cheney & Co selling tea and testinions, urging readers to take Half Purity Pills. The copy mentions druggists selling the remedy and includes stray phrases about cures and testimonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tée
Coe
First Anniversary of Ous and the Firm
Ous and the firm celebrate their first anniversary and thank patrons for liberal support. The note credits loyal customers and associates for continued patronage and goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ous
Lot No 4 Hariis burg Embroideries at low price
A small listing for Lot No 4 describes Hariisburg Embroideries valued up to 10 cents, offered at a discount price. The brief item presents a bargain sale note with minimal additional details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Wallaces
Hariisburg
Court resumes term with Judge West amid docket reset
Court reopened for the third week as Judge West recovers from a cold and plans to push the remaining days. The state vs Walter Copeland for assault to kill heads the docket, tied to the March 23 1906 Center shooting of Theo Jones. Several cases are moved to Murray county and many defendants were dismissed including Hennegan Collins Sparks Braley Christant Malot Dill Guyer and J E Guyer. Judge West then heads to Atoka for sessions starting Monday the 27th. A R Treece, previously employed by R E Haynes, was taken home to Marshall Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Walter Copeland
Theo. Jones
Center
Murray County
Benyon Hennegan
Now Collins
Sam Sparks
L. H. Braley
E. O. Christant
H. G. Malot
W. H. Dill
J. 8. Guyer
J. E. Guyer
Judge West
Atoka
Banquet Honors Knights of the Quill at Steiner Home
A pleasant scene at the Steiner residence on Saturday evening as M D Steiner hosts a banquet for Knights of the Quill from neighboring towns. Guests include G B Spears, Byron Norrell, Miles Grigsby, Jno Duran, A B Yeager, J O McMinn, R O Wheeler, and Carlton Weaver. Steiner, formerly News business manager, now travels for Butler Jarbo Paper Co covering Oklahoma and parts of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner Home
M. D. Steiner
Knights of the Quill” of
Acts
Mr. Steiner
G. B. Spears
Byron Norrell
Miles Grigsby
Jno. Duran
Roff
A. B. Yeager
Stonewall
J. O. McMinn
Konawa
R. O. Wheeler
Carlton Weaver
News
Evening News
Butler-Jarbo Paper Co
Oklahoma
Texas
Union Program for Second Wednesday Union Meeting
The program of the union meeting of church societies at First Baptist church lists song All Hail the Power of Jesus Name led by Swaffar. Topics include How May Christianity Be Applied to Everyday Life with segments on Politics Barry Home Life Sickles Social Life and Business Life led by Weaver, Barry, Sickles, Russell. Includes duets and quartet performances and a general business discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Swaffar
Carlton Weaver
Haynes
Warren
Barry
Sickles
Messrs
Walters
Wymore
Guest
Hardin
Albert Russell
State v Copeland and Atkins Jury Deliberations Inconclusive
The state case against Walter Copeland for assault to kill went to the jury this morning and returned not guilty after an hour of deliberation. The weapon’s shot that struck the girl was deemed accidental. The Calvin Atkins assault to kill case also ended with the jury's decision pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. K. Scraggins
Francie
Ada
A. R. Roach
A. L. Beck
Oklahoma City
Ervin Chamberlain
Roff
Attorney Anderson
R. B. Smith
Centrahoma
George Colbert
Stonewall
Amanda Matthews
W. J. Bumpus
Roy Hays
Konawea
H. Woodward
Konawa
J Keller
W. H. Holman
W. A. Hollifield
Ruth Roddie
Jesse
Jennie Roddie
A. B. Yeager
T. L. Rippey
Tex
W. A. Alexander
Wood Seay
T. N. Herrin
Ahloso
Walter Copeland
Copeland
Calvin Atkins
Dick Couch Recovers After Illness
Dick Couch returns to activity after a period of illness, resuming daily routines and involvement in community life.
Remarkable rescue shows value of Christian care for children
A narrative contrasts a Virginia child rescued by Christian charity with a Paris nobleman's callous remark after a peasant's loss. The piece cites Albert Shaw on education as central to democracy, noting women as vital public servants in schools and the need to train citizens for self rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
France
Paris
Albert Shaw
Braley and Ebey Move to Expanded Ada Title Office
The Ada Title and Trust Co. firm Braley and Ebey have opened a new rear office room with updated furniture and fixtures. The improvements give the office a more businesslike appearance and reflect a rapidly expanding business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braley and Ebey
Ada Title and Trust Co
Mrs Hodges Visits Son in Sulphur and Sees Distant Daughter
Mrs Hodges met her daughter Mrs Medlock while visiting her son in Sulphur. Medlock accompanied her mother home for a few days. EB M Snedeker special representative for the Jenkins Music Co is in the city. See his ad in this Bue.
Nelee at Jones and the Busy Music Man
A short piece notes Nelee at Jones shop where Jones runs a noisy business today. C. C. Mathews, a clever music man, has created a self promote style within the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelee
Jones’. Jones
C. C. Mathews
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