Local and Personal News Highlights Ada Daily
Ada reporters note a flurry of travel and visits with many residents featured. J W Dean and C E Walcott arrive from Sulphur, F M Snyder from Ardmore calls on local business, and J F McNeel departs for Durant on business. A marriage license issued to Alvin Elliott and Bula Ford of Hickory. Typhoid cases include Bud Gregg and Mrs Joe Foster. Ada ladies organize a Star chapter in Francis and many attend Eastern Star installation.
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Alvin Elliott
Bula Ford
Hickory
Ada
Francis
The
Ce Star
Mesdames Pows
Crowder, Young
Thompson
Wallace
J. W. Brent
Eastern Star
Ada Hosts Visiting Notables and Travelers
Saturday reports show J Fowers visiting Tupelo and L Nunnally from Shawnee, with C E Moore of Chickasha and Mac Lee of Citra. many residents travel for visits, business, or relocation. Various officials and entertainers pass through Ada including H A Kroeger of Francis, Woodmen Circle organizer M E Meadows, Honolulu Minstrels manager H Sanger, and a new lodge effort by Huber and Robarty from Durant.
Visitors and travelers stop by Ada daily notes
Friday updates list residents and guests in Ada including J. S. Barham Coalgate E. H. Lucas Texas L. C. Andrews Pauls Valley C. H. Neal Guthrie guest of E. E. Parnell Deputy Marshal Cummings Ardmore W. N. Keith Tulsa W. E. Little Stonewall S. M. Duke Dustin I. T. T. A. Belt Kingfisher Ada E. L. Steed Wetumka R. M. Baroitz Mussogee W. J. Schafer Southtown Ollie Beard Woodville Mrs E P Moore South Me Alester Miss Francis Mrs Walter Slocum Weleetka Mrs F K Davenport Konawa visit with H. Woodard
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Sypes
Tulsa
L. C. Andrews
Pauls Valley
C. H. Neal
Guthrie, Ok
E. E. Parnell
Seay and Miss Baveia Wed at Ahloso Farm Home
Seay S. W. and Miss Daisy Baveia were married by Rev John A at the bride’s father home at 3 30 p m on Wednesday. Both have long residence in the Ahloso community and many friends. Seay is a sober industrious young farmer and Miss Baveia is youngest daughter of Mr T N Herrin, a prosperous local farmer.
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John A. 7
S. W. Seay
Daisy Baveia
Ahloso
Mr. Seay
T. N. Herrin
Ada Indian Territory City Council Sets April 3 Election Sites
The Ada city council in the Indian Territory designates polling places for the general election on April 3 1906. Ward 1 votes at a frame building near the Commercial hotel, Ward 2 at the mayor's office, Ward 3 at a brick building on West Main near the court house, and Ward 4 at a frame building on West Main near Chickasaw Wagon Yard.
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Ada
Indian Territory
Lee Nettles
Broadway
Zinn
West Main Street
Court House
A Word of Appreciation From Ada Resident
W R Chandler thanks the people of Ada for their kindness during his wife’s serious illness. He expresses gratitude for nursing and support night and day and to all friends who shared sympathy and help. He offers to serve the community in the future.
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Ada
Legion
W. R. Chandler
Ada Citizens Celebrate Statehood Senate Passage
Ada people rejoiced Friday at the news of the statehood bill’s passage by the Senate. The Evening News, with fresh tidings from the Capital, was seized and read with avidity as many remained hopeful for House concurrence and the President’s signature.
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Senate
House
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve called scientific wonder
The cure credits Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a scientific wonder healing a severe pile case for E. R. Mulford of Waynesboro Pennsylvania. It claims to heal Burns Sores Boils Ulcers Cuts Wounds Chilblains and Salt Rheum. Priced 25c at Clark Drug Co and Dr F Z Holley’s drug store.
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Bucklen
E. R. Mulford
Patrons of Husbandry
Waynesboro
Clark Drug Co
F. Z. Holley
W. C. Lee Announces Candidacy for Alderman
The News announces W. C. Lee as a Democratic primary candidate for alderman in the 4th ward on March 16. Lee cites moral Christian character and sound judgment as qualities suited to a strong city council and future administration. He previously served as mayor of a notable territorial city.
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W. C. Lee
Lee
Foley’s Honey and Tar Promoted by Foley & Co Chicago
Foley & Co Chicago originated Honey and Tar as a lung remedy and threat due to its great merit and popularity. Many imitations are offered for the genuine. Ask for Foley’s Honey and Tar and refuse substitutes as no other preparation will give the same satisfaction. It is mildly laxative and contains no opiates, safest for children and delicate persons. Clark Drug Co and Mason Drug Co.
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Foley & Co
Chicago
Foley
Clark Drug Co
Mason Drug Co
Mercantile Deal Expands Freeman and Company Stock
W M Freeman & Co buys Henry Biles dry goods stock and plans to rebuild and enlarge their merchandise. Freeman says retirement would cost him and his firm will replenish stock to mammoth proportions offering strong inducements to buyers.
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W. M. Freeman & Co
Henry& Biles
Freeman
Pneumonia Deaths Rise in New York and Chicago
In November and December 1903 one fifth of all deaths in New York and Chicago were due to pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar claims to stop coughs, heal and strengthen the lungs, and prevent pneumonia, urging quick treatment to avert serious results. Clark Drug Co. and Mason Drug Co.
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New York
Chicago
Foley
Clark Drug Co
Mason Drug Co
Annual Visit of Eastern Star Officials Held
The Ladies of the Order of the Eastern Star met at the Masonic Hall for their annual visit by territorial grand matron Mrs. Roddie Hunter of Durant. The secret work was explained, a lecture delivered, and refreshments served.
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Masonic Hall
the Order of the Eastern Star
Territorial
Roddie Hunter
Durant
Attorney Speed Fired by Teddy Washington
Attorney Horace Speed was removed from his post as United States Attorney for Oklahoma along with John Oliphant register John H. Trotter receiver and T J Chapman amid irregularities cited in a six year old contract with Pawnee County. The action followed a Moody recommendation based on Inspector Husted's report.
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Washington
Loeb
Horace Speed
United States
Oklahoma
John Oliphant
Register
John H. Trotter
Mangum Land Office
T. J Chapman
Speed
Pawnee County
Osage Reservation
Pawnee
Board of County Commissioners
Mr. Speed
Moody
Husted
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs Promotes Foley’s Honey and Tar
A. M. Ake of Wood Indiana recounts severe lung hemorrhages years ago and failure with several physicians before adopting Foley's Honey and Tar. He reports his lungs now sound and urges its use in advanced lung trouble. Refuses substitutes from Clark Drug Co. and Mason Drug Co.
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A. M. Ake
Wood
Ind
Foley
Clark Drug Co
Mason Drug Co
Roosevelt Signs Joint Resolution On Railroads And Coal Oil
President Roosevelt sent a message to Congress announcing his signature on the joint resolution directing the Interstate Commerce Commission to study railroad discriminations and monopolies in coal and oil. He notes hesitation at signing and warns the inquiry, if thorough, could grant immunity from criminal prosecution to witnesses.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ada Social Function in Harris Hotel Ball Room
The Harris Hotel hosted a brilliant Ada social event last evening with lauded youth and beauty, elegant outfits, and refined gentlemen dancing to sweet music. Guests thanked hospitable proprietor E. E. Parnell as the splendid gathering concluded into the quiet late night.
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Harris Hotel
Ada
E. E. Parnell
Durant Banker Weds Sherman Woman in Durant Home
George Harris of Durant Oklahoma Territory and Miss Dave Webb of Sherman were married yesterday at Rev B Wrenn Webb’s residence. Harris, former Sherman resident, is now cashier at the National Bank of Durant. The couple will reside in Durant.
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Sherman
Texas
George Harris
Durant
I. T
Dave Webb
B. Wrenn Webb
National Bank of
Ada Society Remembers Miss Webb as Popular Bride
Ada social circles recall Miss Webb a Sheridan favor and Ada’s candy kitchen favorite. Friends extend congratulations to the groom and wish the bride happiness and enduring esteem.
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Ada _ society
Webb
Sherman
Candy Kitchen
Ada
Scott's Emulsion Promises Strong Nourishment for All Ages
A druggist calls Scott's Emulsion “sane din life” and notes its wide use across ages. The ad touts nourishment as the emulsion’s mechanism, claiming it aids improper or weak development and restores flesh and vitality through a nourishment unmatched by ordinary food. It asserts no system is too weak to benefit.
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Scott
Sugg Nominated as Alderman Candidate in Ada Ward Four
The News endorses A R Sugg as a candidate for alderman from Ada 4th ward pending the Democratic primary on March 16. A longtime resident since Ada’s founding he is described as moral conservative progressive and builder of the town.
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A.R. Sugg
Sugg
Ada
Brick Plant to Start Up This Friday
Ada Pressed Brick Co. manager Wilson says the plant will restart Friday after winter shutdown. Urgent orders from neighboring towns push the reopening.
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Wilson
Ada Pressed Brick Co
Baby girl born to L E Lee in Citra
Born Wednesday evening at the home of J W Brents an eight pound baby girl to Mr and Mrs L E Lee of Citra Mrs Lee is sister of Mrs Brents and daughter of R C Couch Uncle Dick is proud of his granddaughter.
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J. W. Brents
Reed and Harri son offer 19 wt wedding invitations
Peter Schuttler wagon ads promise satisfaction for Reed and Harri son with 19 wt wedding invitations and latest styles advertised at the News Office.
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Peter Schuttler
Reed & Harrison
Newsoffice
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J. W. Dean
C. E. Walcott
F. M. Snyder
Ardmore
C. H. Ennis
Kansas City
P. J. Wood
Konawa
Iss Larue
Holdenville
J. F. McNeel
B. A. Mason
Coalgate
E. W. Hardin
Maud
Bud Gregg
Mrs
Joe Foster
Ollie L. Beard
Woodville
John
Mrs. Westbrook of
Stonewall
Mill Creek
D. W. Strain
Tecumseh
R. T. Williamson
Little Rock
M. L. Higgins
Conway, Ark
A. L. Thomas
J. P. Mason
San Angelo
Mrs. Mason
Lee Dikes
W.C. Mulinix
Wetumka
Mr. Dikes
Nate Schiff
St. Louis
J. O. Tipton
Clarksville
Mineola
F. W. Wharton
Iiss Kennedy
Mesdames M. E
Nannie Yeager
Maxwell
Stuart
Statehood
Charles Rinard
K. C
B. W. Greer
J. F. Bowers
Tupelo
L. Nunnally
Shawnee
C. E. Moore
Chickasha
Mac Lee
Citra
Mesdames E. F. and
R. E. Fowler
Myrtle Norman
H. A. Kroeger
M. E. Meadows
Woodmen Circle
Chas. Jenks
Minneapolis, Minn
Atoka
Ada Sorrells of
McGee
Colgate
Blanche Brashears
Miss Sadie Wilburn
Brother
Chas. Wilburn
H. Sanger
Honolulu
Sizer
Frisco
John Huber
Joe H. Robarty
G. F. Johnson
Frank Fletcher
Ab Smith
Smith
W. E. Luther
Okemah
Luther
North Ada
Preston
J.S. Barham
E. H. Lucas
Cummings
W. N. Keith
City
W. E. Little
S. M. Duke of
Dustin
T. A
Kingfisher
E. L. Steed
R. M. Baroitz
Mussogee
W.J. Schafer
Southtown
Ollie Beard
E. P. Moore
South MeAlester
Mrs. Walter Slocum
Weleetka
Mr. Slocum
F. K. Davenport
H. Woodard
Kuhlman, Co
Dept
Atlas Block
E. S
Attorney Speed
Teddy
Nesses
Ada Social Function
Weds Durant
Scott & Bown
Pearl St
N. Y
A. RB
Robt Wimbish, Lawyer
First National Bank
S. J. Martin
TER
Duncan Ride
Attorneys-At-Law
C.& D Rollow Building
L.‘T
J. T. Blanton
Blanton & Andrews
Reed-Douglas Building
Drs. Browall
Faust
B.w.jepperson
Epperson & Dean
Henry M. Furman
Attorney AT Law
Duncan Building
Crawford & Bolen
Attorneys AT Law
Citizens National Bank Building
J. E. Webb
Webb & Ennis
First National Bank Bldg
ADA Steam Laundry CO
Rae
Hitch
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co
Louis, MO
Dr. King
Crensumen
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