Ada Daily items list social calls and local business updates
Friday notes list Prof and Mrs Hendrix entertaining a sister, Dr Lisle and wife hosting J E White, Mrs Kerr improving, Judge Barton in Ardmore on business, L C Kendall of Norman in city, Joe Deckert in Seminole nation for cattle, new awning at Dr Nolen store, Judge Furman from Tishomingo, Hen Mason and others on a using expedition, North Ada tree planting epidemic, residents planting maples for public benefit, Lem Little selling residence to Mrs Scribner and building anew east of property, Pineules advertised for backache relief, Pine resin praised for bladder and kidney disease treatment, J E Terrell opening law office in Duncan block, Geo Rose returning to Dallas to visit Strain family, Owen of Ada to Farm en delegate and equity organizer, H B Sherman involved, Moline implements advertised by Geo A Harrison.
Ada Readers Hear News From Many Travelers
Ada residents receive updates on doctors lawyers and prospective settlers with visits from J G Ralls U S commissioner and others. A Texas bookkeeper J A Garner plans to move to Ada while local courts and businesses discuss new ventures and property purchases.
Auctioneer praises Ada Sunrise sale insights on growth
Maj J P Gutelius of El Reno Oklahoma speaks to Ada buyers during a Sunrise addition sale. He notes Ada’s promising future, rich soils, cotton and fruit, strong railroad links, and anticipated real estate boom as statehood nears. He commends local capital and the town’s productive potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Gutelius
el Reno
Oklo
Ada
Indian Territory
Noe
Prom Saturday Roundup in Ada and Nearby Towns
Daily notes from Prom on a busy Saturday include visits from W s Bray and sons from Rebee and L L Steed back from Kansas City Mis Boss. Honey Grove guest Sassarrans stays with J B Redman while Maxwell druggist Hybarger visits Ada. J W Bolin returns from Ardmore on business. L W Chick travels from Dallas to Ada. Miss Bessie Allen of Ladonia visits Mrs S W Meaders. J F Stewart and wife of Fitzhugh shop in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Bray and Sons
Rebee
Kb. L. Steed
Kansas City
Sassarrans
Honey Grove, Texas
J.B. Redman
D. ©. Hybarger
Maxwell
J. W. Bolin
Ardmore
Favorite cough syrup praised by Topeka resident
Mrs. C Peterson of 625 Lake Street Topeka Kansas declares Ballard’s Horehound Syrup never fails to satisfy and speeds cough or cold recovery. She notes its pleasant taste and recommends it to friends. Available in 25¢ 50¢ and $1.00 bottles at Clark.
Denison Woman Saved After Horse Incident in Ada
Miss Marie Haven of Denison Texas visiting Ada was thrown from her horse on Friday afternoon. The horse passed over her at speed but she escaped with painful though not serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Haven
Denison
Texas
Ada
Miss Haven
Dyspepsia remedy Herbine in bulk sought by doctor
A physician asks if Herbine can be supplied in bulk for prescribing. He praises its success in treating dyspepsia from overwork and notes a 50 cent bottle at Clark Drug.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Drug O
Ada Ice Plant to Be Managed by Harry Parks
The Ada ice plant will be run next season by Harry Parks of the Crystal Ice Co after a recent lease. It will reopen around April 15 with new boilers and improvements to reach full capacity, making Ada’s facility among the best in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Ice
Harry Parks
Crystal Ice Co
Ada
Strayed or Stolen Ponies Offer Reward
Notice from E. T. Pendleton of Ada I T offering a ten dollar reward for a 3 year old sorrel pony branded on the left thigh and a two year old mouse colored mare or gelding inclined to be iron gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Pendleton
Ada
I. T
Pneumonia Deaths Fall Behind Colds in 1903 Cities
During November and December 1903 one fifth of deaths in New York and Chicago were caused by pneumonia. Foley's Honey and Tar stops cough heals and strengthens lungs and helps prevent pneumonia. Clark Drug Co and Mason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Foley
Clark Drug Co
Mason Drug Co
Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Beard With Gifts
Wednesday evening Mr and Mrs Jno Beard entertained a small group at six o clock dinner for Mrs Beard s birthday. She received many handsome presents from friends and relatives. Guests included Dr and Mrs Browall Mr and Mrs Jno McKinley and Mr and Mrs Tom Hope. The party left with birthday wishes for many more to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno. Beard
C J High & Co Buys Sloan Interest In Oakman Firm
Public notice states C J High & Co buys the interest of W J Sloan in W J Sloan and Co general merchants Oakman and will assume all indebtedness against the old firm. C J High & Co was 41.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. High & Co
W. JJ. Sloan
W. J. Sloan & Co
General Merchants, Oakman
J. T
C.J. High & Co
Dr King's New Life Pills Endorsed by Chicago Reader
Statistics show high death from appendicitis and peritonitis. the ad claims a single remedy. M. Flannery of 14 Custom House Place Chicago endorses the pills as unequaled for constipation and biliousness. Available for 25e at Clark Drug Co and F Z Holley’s.
Clearance sale prompts bold price cuts at local shop
Store promotes annual clearance with emphasis on big savings and reduced inventory. Staff highlight strong values ignored in the rush to offer lower prices and clear lines. Customers urged to act quickly for best selections.
Fine Stationery Store Slashes Prices in End Sale
A local stationery shop cuts prices across a wide range from small paper boxes to elaborate desk sets. The store urges customers to stock up before the sale ends.
The Crescent Drug Store in Holley Prope
A historical clipping notes the Crescent Drug Store in Holley with details on ownership and location. It highlights storefront features and talks of potential sale or relocation, reflecting a small town commerce portrait.
Trading Bee at Odd Fellows hall draws lively aid funds
The Trading Bee hosted by the ladies of the C. P. church at Odd Fellows hall last evening was a financial and social success. Music by Miss Case and her pupils added cheer as the C. P. Aid treasury rose to twenty five dollars.
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C. P
Odd Fellows Hall
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Heals Eye Gash Saves Boy
Syracuse man Charles F Lemberger recounts applying Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to a deep cut over his son's eye. He states the salve quickly healed the wound and saved the eye, noting its usefulness for burns and ulcers. Sold for 25 cents at Clark Drug Co and F Z Holley’s Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. F. Lemberger
Syracuse
N. Y
Clark Drug Co
F. Z. Holley
Rev Maddox Resigns From Ada Baptist Church to Yukon
Rev Forest Maddox, pastor of the Ada Baptist church, resigns to return to Yukon Oklahoma where he previously served. He led the church in debt elimination and steady growth, with farewell sermons planned for Sunday and an appeal for all members to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Maddox
The
Baptist Church
Yukon
Oklo
Ada
Maddox
Mrs McGrate praises Ballard's Horehound Syrup remedy
Hutchinson Kansas resident Mrs Joe McGrate of 327 East First Street says Ballard's Horehound Syrup eased her children's coughs and colds for four years. She notes it contains no opium and soothes throat and lung ailments faster than other remedies, selling at Clark Drug Co in 25c 50c and 1.00 prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McGrate
E. 1St St
Hutchinson
Kan
Ballard
Clark Drug Co
Mrs Zehner Lecture Promotes Ballot Faith and Reform
Mrs Zehner spoke at the Methodist church on the ballot and home purity, praising her Texas youth work and local option fights. She urged attendance for tonight Courage, Sunday children's Images, and a union service on liquor Traffic, at 3 p.m. Sunday, free with 125 seats. TY Rippey endorses widespread attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
TY. L. Rippey
Women and Kidney Health Claim Remedy Relief
An article notes women are more often affected by kidney disorders and misattribute symptoms to female illnesses. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as restoring health, stopping irregularities, strengthening urinary organs, and purifying blood, with Clark Drug Co. and Mason Drug Co. named. Fox RENT advertises sixty five acres of land with house under U. G Winn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Clark Drug Co
Mason Drug Co
U. G Winn
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Mrs. Hendrix
Hendrix
Dr. Lisle
J. E. White
Tishomingo
S. M. Kerr
Judge Barton
Grays Grain House
L. C. Kendall
Norman
Oklahoma
Joe Deckert
Furman
Hen
Clifford Mason
W. W. ‘l Legins
A. Yeager
Sandy
Lem Little
North Ada
J.E. Terrell
Paris
Duncan Block
Ms. Geo. Rose
Dallas, Texas
D. W. Strain
Owen
Farmen
Ameriociety
Equity
H. B. Sherman
Shawnee News
Geo. A. Harrison
Dr. Browall
Coalgate
M. P. Mathis
Konawa
Katy
E. W. Wilson
Indiana
Illinois
J. G. Ralls
U. S
Atoka
Judge Ralls
S. A. Maxwell
Indianola Business College
Tecumseh
Okla
J. A. Garner
Ft. Worth
First National
R. W. Simpson
Tupelo, Miss
Kk. W. Simpson
J. W. Hays
H.T. King
W. D. Hays
H. Landrith
Bill
Geo. M. Henley
Frank C. Sims
Sims
L. W. Chick
O. E. Cannon
Ada National
Dallas
Bessie Allen
Ladonia,Tex
S. W. Meaders
J. F. Stewart
Fitzhugh
Ira Lindsay
G. R. Morrison
Oakman
P. B. Clowers
Near
Harris Hall
D. P. Harrison
Stonewall
Pvary
the Cresent Drug Store
Z Holley
Trading Bee
Frisco System
Ind
Earey
I. McNair
Meliclee Co
Joe
East Main
H. M. Lisle
L. M. Doss
Lisle & Doss
First National Bank
DRS. Akers & Yarbrough
Conn
Little Building
Chas. W. McMillan
Apa National Bank BuiLpIne
Ada, I. T
DRS. Martin & Greer
Duncan Bldg
Newton B. Shands
Ada National Bank
14Th St
Townsend Ave
State
Ter
DRS
Ligon & Runyan
Alexander
Attorneys-At-Law
C & D Rollow Building
J. T. Blanton
L. C. Andrews
Blanton & Andrews
Reed- Douglas Building
B. H. Epperson
J. W. Dean
Epperson & Dean
Reed-Douglas Building
Henry M. Furman
Attorney AT Law
Duncan Building
UC. G. Winn
Reed-Douglass B’ A’ng
N. B. Breckenridge, MD
Frisco
P. O. Upstars
Ada, Ind
Crawford& Bolen
Citizens National Bank
Lee H. C. Thompson
Room
I. P
D. A. Dorsey
South Side
Main Street
A. E. Simpson
Craig St
Knoxville
Tenn
Hot Springs
Ark
Southern Express
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