Ada Daily Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel
Mrs. Cleve Harris of Madill visits Ada relatives. J M Foster returns from Sulphur. J F Danagan of Bebee renews News subscription. Effie Stevens of Roff visits Ada. Capt J W Vaden of Roff visits Mrs Pegg and Blinn guest returns to Holdenville. Edith Scott travels Ada en route to Konawa. O M Morgan of Roff visits Lb Baker. J T Brantfield of Chico attends funeral in Ada. Various residents make trips to Wapanacha Centrahoma Stonewall and Chickasha. travel includes Tennessee and Kansas connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleve Harris of
Madill
Ada
Edith Scott
Konawa
J. W. Barron
Local Personalities and Real Estate Transfers Across Roff Ada and Francis
Multiple residents from Roff Ada and Francis appear in a sequence of Sunday visits and business trips. Transactions include numerous land and lot sales in Ada Roff and Francis with buyers such as J P Price F O Harriss Henry H Loman and W C Scroggins. The piece notes attendance at W O W and Woodmen Circle conventions and lists several moving between towns like Francis Konawa and Sulphur with a focus on property deeds and local social activity.
Notable figures travel to Guthrie this afternoon
Tom Hope, E. H. Lucas, W. LL Reed, W. C. Duncan, Jno. W. Beard, C. M. Chauncey, Hon. Tom D. Mc Keown, Judge Bolen and others went to Guthrie this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hope
E. H. Lucas
W. LL Reed
W. C. Duncan
Jno
W. Beard
C. M. Chauncey
Tom D. McKeown
Judge Bolen
Guthrie
Rebekah Officers Elected at Regular Meeting
At the regular meeting of the Rebekahs officers were elected for the coming term. Nobile Grand is Mrs. C. M. Chauncey, Vice Noble Grand Miss Rubie Baker, Past Noble Grand Mrs. A. G Winn, Warden Miss Alma Baker, Conductress Mrs. Lula Barnett, Secretary Mrs. Olive Baker, Treasurer Mrs. Geo. Culver, Chaplain Mrs. B. Harden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Chauncey
Rubie Baker
A. G Winn
Alma Baker
Lula Barnett
Olive Baker
Geo. Culver
B. Harden
Christenson and May United in Marriage at First Methodist
Dr. Wilson, pastor of the First Methodist church, united Mr. D. A. Christenson and Miss Amelia May in marriage today in Francis. The contracting parties are young, attractive in appearance, and reputed to be popular in their city of residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
First Methodist Church
D. A. Christenson
Amelia May
Francis
Addressing immortality and the soul at a funeral sermon
A speaker extols God as creator and judge and argues for the soul’s immortality, citing love, nature, and the afterlife. He urges belief in eternal life, recalls Judge Townsend, and reflects on mortality before noting a court order for estate hearing set for April 10 1909 in Ada Oklahoma with publication details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townsend
Separ
Order for Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate by Guardian
State of Oklahoma Pontotoc County in County Court. In the matter of the Gun Eddie Gipso. On the 1pthth of March 909, comes William dian of the estate wards havind herein his petition for the gs of the real estate of said wards for the reasons in said petition stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahoma
Eddie Gipso
William Dian
Ipson
Guarthe
Marriage Licenses and Local Movements in Ada
Marriage licenses listed for D A Christensen 25 and Amelia Ma 17 of Francis. Dave Casey 25 and Miss Mary Caton 16 of Allen Oklahoma. C A Jennings 48 and Miss Margaret McKinney 25 of Ada. S C Smith 21 and Miss Myrtle Blackhawk 18 of Allen. J W Davis of Oklahoma City was a business visitor in Ada today. John Boardman traveled to Shawnee on a short business trip Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Smith of
Roff
Ada
D. A. Christense
Amelia Ma
Francis
Dave Casey
Mary Caton
Allen, Okla
C. A. Jennings
Margaret McKinney
S. C. Smith
Myrtle Blackhawk
Allen
J. W. Davis
Oklahoma City
John Boardman
Shawnee
Farmers seek W. O. Neely on East Main Street
A note directs farmers to locate W. O. Neely on East Main street. The brief item mentions a person of interest and a street address, with minimal surrounding context.
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W. O. Neely
East Main Street
Oklahoma Confederate Veterans Home Association charter issued
Guthrie March 4 A charter was issued today to the Confederate Veterans Home Association of Oklahoma with Col A P Watson and other prominent state men as incorporators. The group plans to establish the home for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Confederate Veterans Home Association of
Oklahoma
Col
A. P. Watson
Home on cottage plan sought with inducement bidding
Location not yet fixed as the committee will pick the city offering the best inducements. Mrs. W. T. Culberson appoints a committee including Mrs. Harrell Wagoner Mrs. Clement Oklahoma City Mrs. Davis McAlester Mrs. Bass Lawton and Mrs. Paullin Durant Guthrie March 4. A prominent Republican legislator praises the Oklahoma Corporation Commission as the best of its kind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Cross
W. T. Culberson
Oklahoma
the Daughters of the Confederacy
T. C. Harrell
Wagoner
W. R. Clement
Oklahoma City
T. D. Davis
Guthrie
Okla
House of Representatives
Oklahoma Corporation Commission
Chief Clerk Ebey on the Mend Amid Typhoid Illness
Chief Clerk Ebey W H Ebey appears to be slowly convalescing after a week of typhoid fever. It is unlikely he will return to duties before adjournment. Friends regret the illness which began amid his labors for Ada a normal.
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House of the Legislature
Ada State Normal Bill Passed in Senate Vote
Guthrie reports Senator Roddie introduced a bill in the Senate this afternoon locating a state normal college at Ada and the measure passed with 19 to 17 in favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Ada
Guthrie
Roddie
Senate
State Normal College
Normal
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J. M. Foster
J. F. Danagan
the News
Bebee
Effie Stevens
J. W. Vaden
Mrs. Pegg
Blinn
Holdenville
J. T. Brantfield
Chico
Tex
Mr. Bobbitt
Cailer
Arch Clark
Stonewall
O. B. Ledbetter
Jesse W
W. J. Jones
Centrahoma
J. E. Jones
Tom Oglesby
Tennessee
H. G. Stokes
Don Tolbert
France
J. W. McNair
J. McNair
Fredonia
Kansas
Roland
J. ¥. McKee
C. H. Ennis
M. D. Steines
Herbert Robbertson
Springfield, Mo
Perkins
C. H. Greer
Cox- Greer-McDonald Co
Ozark
Ark
Mr. Greer
E. E. Matthews
Chetocah
Ruby Baker
Clay Vaden
Irvin Chamberlain
A. B. Collins
Joe Anderson
John Chauncey
Corinne Katz
Gussie Levin
Hugh Burrows
Sterrett
Bessie Katz
Gertrude Thomposn
Miss Garrett
Fannie Houser
Snonday
Dallas
A. B. Yeager
F. Z. Holley
Erie
Kans
Sam McClure
Rosa Tobias
Nannie White
Mrs. Jno. Smith
Walter Gayne
John Zorn
Clay Jones
L. T. Walters
Chickasha
W. J. Reed
Woodmen Circle
Henry Buttler
J. P. Price
Harry Buttler
F. O. Harriss
E. H
H. D. Lucas
W. Cc. Scroggins
R. L. Tidwellet Ax
J. L. Miles
B. L. Ada
Mary Blue
W. F. Elkins
J. L. Jeffress
E. Clapp
A. L
J. H. McKelvey
J. R. London
Mellissa Anderson
Henry H. Loman
Charles W. Anderson
Henry H Loman
James H. Johnson
Harvey L. Putman
Robert Vice
Wm. Pegg
Stonewall Okla
W. T. Anglin
James T. Reid
G. E. Hutchinson
Fred C. Russell
Allen Townsite Co
S. H. Richey
Martin
W. A. Webb
L. A. Baker
H.A. Chamberlain
T. D. Brooks
A. A. Caldwell
Joe A. Biles
Angela Fishback
Sunrise
Mary and
Jesse Bond
M. F Bayless
T. J. Chambless
Fred Couch
T J. Lenton
W. E. Pennell
W. E. Mooney
S. 22
Geo. L. Harris
S. B. Bennett
Rebekah
Rebekahs
May Christenson
Judge Furman
Derstand
Ciiess
Ada Weekly News
Joel Terrell
Pontotoc County
Ebey Lil
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