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Newspaper
Ada Weekly News
Location
Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1902
Page
2
Ada community notices push ice cream and candy, store sales, theater and hotel talk, local visits, and upcoming balloon event on July 4. Mentions Holley for cigars and creams, Freeman & Co sales, Ada Saddlery offerings, and W. M. Freeman ads with court and school figures also noted.
A number of Center residents spent Saturday and Sunday in the city. Attorney Jac W Crawford visited Holdenville on legal business. W Kennedy of Oklahoma City for the Western Newspaper Union spent part of last week in the city. Thomas T Fullerton made a Sunday trip to Holdenville and cheered for Ada at the ball game. A G Marshall of Francis stopped by the News office Tuesday during his visit.
The Miss Trimble stock of millinery is offered at cost with trimmed hats flowers ribbon and related items on sale. Visit to see the bargains on a variety of hats and accessories.
At a stated meeting of Ada lodge no 5 the following officers were elected for the ensuing year J B Shirley W M C A Powers Sr W A K Nettles Jr W Frank Jones Treasurer W D Lowden Secretary Other officers will be appointed on the 24th of June.
Three inch Luedinghaus wagon used about a year. 24 inch Rushford wagon nearly new. Also a good buggy offered for trade or sale. See them. T. T. Futterroy.
A business meeting of Ada citizens is scheduled for next Tuesday night at the court house. All businessmen are urged to attend to discuss keeping Ada on a number one band and ensure strong local leadership.
The Presbyterian church thanks Mrs. F. K. Nance of Ada I T for a beautiful altar scarf donated to the church. The Presbyterian Aid Society conveys sincere appreciation for the elegant gift made while Mrs. Nance resided in Sulphur Springs and was a church member.
Washington dispatch reports Admiral Dewey will fly his flag again to command the largest U S fleet since the Civil War. Secretary Moody assigns him supreme command of the North Atlantic European and South Atlantic squadrons as they assemble near Culebra Island for December maneuvers with the president possibly viewing the ironclad fleet in action.
Notice explains that ice deliveries in small 5¢ quantities are only possible on regular routes and strictly cash. The seller has limited stock and offers a $3.00 book at $2.85 cash, detailing best plan for customers buying varied quantities.
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