Personal Column Heads North Texas and Oklahoma Travel
Friday notes show W B Jones returning from Oklahoma City and many locals visiting Sulphur, Dallas, Sherman, and Stonewall. It lists numerous arrivals, departures, and brief life updates including illness, Elks conventions, and church revival invitations.
Brenlee and Davis Convicted In County Court Liquor Case
The County court continued the liquor docket with Brenlee convicted and sentenced to 60 days in jail and a 250 dollar fine and Davis convicted to 30 days in jail and a 50 dollar fine. Brenlee plans to appeal as witnesses from Fro north Ada testified. The report notes other local court actions and community notices from Ada and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Brenlee
E. E. Davis
North Ada
Brenlee
Dol Williams
Harris and Peyton Tie The Knot In Holdenville
Idus Harris and Miss Dora Peyton were wed last evening at 7 o clock in the bride’s sister Mrs Temperman’s Holdenville home. Peyton, from Abilene Texas, had been visiting relatives there for months. Harris is a young business man regarded highly by a large circle of friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Smith
Frisco
Wetumka
T. J. Skates
W. J. Skates
Nora Skates
Greenville
Tex
Bird
N. E. Brooking
Vamoosa
R. F. Hiser
Belle Foster
Roff
Oklahoma City
Sam Long
McClure
Mayfield
Mr. McClure
Ethel Moses
Mittie Worley
J. T. Conn
Katy
Wagoner
Mrs. Conn
Mesdames
P. L. Chism
W. P. Chism
R. Lowe
Marie Chism
Francis
Hewitte Lane
Alice Mann
Sulphur
S. L. Brandrick
Tepulo
Cabeen
Icy Rainey
Citra
Okeham
C. A. Taylor
Caldwell
Dorchester
Texas
Alice Sharrack
Frankie
Tishomingo
Stonewall
Beatrice Baker
Wewoka
Sasakwa
Ada
Mesdames N. Hardy
N. Sages
Konawa
Exa Searcy
Coalgate
N. J. Conder
J. R. Lunsford
Belle Brents
Davis
W. S. French
Dalhart
Texsare
Z. E. Carlton
G. W. Hicks
Frank Calfee
E. S. Kerr
J. H. Lucas
Our City
Walter Leek
Tom Lancaster
W. S. Crevlin
Portland Cement
New Jersey
Eigh Fisher
Henryetta
George Ellsworth
Missouri
Ada Democrat
F. A. Shipman
D. K. Shipman
Denton
L. H. Chalfant
Wm. Clelland
R. H. Gambill
Gambill
Bostick
Shawnee
Dallas
J. B. Roach
Roach
Tom Burns
Hickory
Foster Simpson
Miss Simpson
Alabama
Richard Simpson
Mark Sanders
Bartlesville
Sanders
Bartlesville Telephone Company
S.C. Chapman
Sulphur Springs
Tucker George
I. J. Patterson
Beggs
Idus Harris
Mr. Harris
Miss Dora Peyton
Notice to Choctaw and Chickasaw Freedmen on Land Alottment Liens
Public notice states that under the May 29 1908 act suits to recover professional fees against Choctaw and Chickasaw Freedmen may be filed in the Court of Claims Washington D C within 60 days. The two docketed actions are No 30192 and 30193 dated June 24 1908 and involve liens on individual allotments. Names Robert V Belt and Joseph P Mullen appear. An advertisement for Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Robert V. Belt
Washington, D. C
Joseph P. Mullen
Ardmore
Oklahoma
The Handshake That Melted Two Rifts Into Friendship
An ornate description recalls a historic meeting between a great king and a revered statesman at the White House. Their shared gaze, firm grip, and unified purpose set a foundation for humankind, ending old enmities and drawing nations toward a common noble cause. They signaled a pledge for future cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Lights in the Night King Visit to New York Hotel
A radioplane brings the king and British officers to New York Central Park near a luxury hotel. The king meets U S officials and Admirals, announces pending results, and instructs restraint as all await instructions. U S and British officers react with relief and honor. The king departs by radioplane after a brief, public greeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Central Park
Roberts
Special judge appointed in Hicks vs Cornell case
J. F. McKeel named special judge in county court to try the pending Hicks against Cornell case. McCoy vs Smithhie trial under Squire Brown today. Sheriff Smith and Dr. Breco, convict in Coffee killing, left Saturday. fugitive captured near here and jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. McKeel
Geo. W. Hicks
D. M. Cornell
D. M. McCoy
Isom Smithhie
Squire Brown
Sheriff Smith
Dr. Breco
Dr. Coffee
Stonewall
Lansing
Kan
Here
House Party Honorees Hosted by Willis Point Couple
Dr. Thompson and Lee Eddeleman were honored at a house party at Capt. and Mrs. F. G. Thompson’s Willis Point Texas home. The event ran from Monday afternoon through last Saturday with Miss Clyde Thompson aiding in hosting guests including Mazelle Newton Laura Love Pearl Bolton Ella Hale Adelle McKinney Merrill Wakeman Sory Dr. Parks Julian M. Pitts Ben F. Norwood Lee Eddleman and Dr. J Dillis Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Thompson
Lee Eddeleman
F. G. Thompson
Willis Point
Tex
Clyde Thompson
Mazelle Newton
Laura Love
Pearl Bolton
Ella Hale
Jacksonville
Adelle McKinney
Wills Point
Messrs Merrill
Wakeman
Sory
Dr. Parks
Julian M. Pitts
Marshall
Ben F. Norwood
Shanghia
China
Lee Eddleman
J. Dillis Thompson
Ada
Okla
Gunsmith Boling Slips Trigger Shot Wound
J. W. Boling a gunsmith on West Main accidentally discharged a 44 Colt handgun. The bullet passed through the left side of his chin causing a serious wound. The mishap occurred shortly after midnight and he did not know the gun was loaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Boling
West Main
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W. B. Jones
Caney
T. D. McKeown
St. Louis
Winn
Larkin
J.K. Scroggins
W. D. Hays
E. K. Higgins
Elks’ Convention
Mike McDole
Farmersville
Mrs. Cabeen
Dicey Walpool
Jack Mills
M. J. Garrett
T. ©. Cullins
Repley
Little Sherman Gregg
the Baptist Church
C. Bacom
Rock Island
Mr. Cooper
Honey Grove
W. H. Twinum
J. C. Parish
Josphine Brown
Edna Housley
Geo. Housley
Chickasha
M. J. Coleman
Quinton
J. Harris
Kate Riley
Holdenville
Nora Secates
Troupe, Tex
Margaret Fulton
J. E. Bills
Sherman
Baylus
First National Bank of Stratford
Paris
W. C. Lee
W. J. Reed and Register
Grace McGee
Willy Moss
Miss McGee
Mildred Timberlake
M. A. Sanders
M. M. Sanders
Minnie Poole
Harris
Riley
L. George
R. H. Haynes
Irene Harbert
Ross
M. Torbett
Mesdames Maxwell, Smith, Hendrix and
Baby
Mollie Stone
Lou Calvin
Rebee
Robin Guest
W. A. Guest
Eva Middleton
City
G. W. Hammer
Stone
Essie Russell
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
E. L. Canterbury
Edwin
Dorothy Miles
Will Hendrix
Mittie Barringer
Mandena Carney
Maud Todd
J. B. Kilgore
Epworth
W. H. Stotts
Jospeh Jepson
Mr. Stotts
Hotel Chapman
Sam Perkins
Lenwood Carr
Terrell
Bill
Jnck McKinney
Andrew Blevin
Irs
A. C. Price
Blevin
Mesdames Sledge
Reed
Sandy
Alpha Sledge
Fannie J Illen
Annie Mae Sims
Eula Clare
Mattie Currie
Lula Wilson
Ettie Katz
Miss Boler
W. S. Thompson
Walter Donaghey
Mitchell
Sydny Katz
Jno
Chauncey
Gilbert
Everett Reed
Jeffy
Betty Murray
W. H. Ebey
J. T. Reed
Mill Creek
Ruth Taylor
W. C. Rollow
S. C."wilson of
Jno. Slayton
H. D. Richardson
Equalization Board
Frank Jones
Mr. Reed
Tupelo
Claude Price
Clyde
C. A. Galbraith
J.P. Roach
Wann
Judge Terrell
W. H. Hart
Miss Braswell
The
Baptist Church
First Baptist Church
Mary Searles
Tyre
R. E. Haynes
Aberman
Haynes
Neilberg Sanitarium
F. W. Chambers
Little Rock
Arthur Jones
Massie Hollaway
Allen
Oscar M. Drake
Myrtle McCaskell
Tecumseh
Aubrey McCall
Pearl Mahair
Kennedy
By Roy Norton
A. Weil
Secretary of the Navy
Bevins
Amosicom Navy
Naval Club
Cleussiens
Jimmy” Barr
Barr
United States
Admiralty
Jimmy Barr
Oul
Court News
Gunsmith