Prominent locals visit and travel noted in city news
Local items report Mrs Josie Wardlow and daughter Callie leaving for Wewoka after a three week visit. Various visitors drop by, trips to Dallas and Oklahoma City noted, and residents travel to Sulphur, Colorado Springs, Tupelo, and Stewart. Family movements include Mr Wooley returning with bride to Tupelo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Wardlow
Callie
Wewoka
G. B. Leonard
C. C. Hargis
Tupelo
Jim Biggerstaff
Oklahoma City
H. E. Gardener
R. S. Tobin
Colorado Springs
Gardener
Little Welborn Hope
J. W. Greer
Bristow, L. T
Reverend McCracken to Preach at Second Christian Church
Rev. McCracken of Center will preach next Sunday at 11 o'clock in Union Hall. Everyone warmly invited. Mr. Bryant of Lena Arkansas is in town. T. E. Cullins, guest of Orville Snead and wife, left for Memphis. Lost gold watch with initials N. F. L. reward offered at U S Clerks office. 1853t Mrs A F Wise from Francis shopped. Miss Mittie Taylor from Francis shopped. Mesdames Colvin and Williams from Francis trading. Mr and Mrs Allen of Bebee in the city shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Captain Hyden
McGee
Rev. McCracken
Center
Second Christian Church
Union Hall
T. E. Cullins
Orville Snead
Memphis
Tenn
U. S
A. F. Wise
Francis
East Broadway
First Baptist Churc
Edward Thompson
Ada News Roundup of Local Notables and Transport
Ada residents receive visitors from Maud Wetumka and Stonewall. Telegrams report J B Tolbert death in Arkansas fire and a funeral plan with Masons to meet train. Names include Byrd Fuller Sledge Conn Huddleston James James Tolbert King Cole and others. Fire death remains transport and social notes across Ada Oklahoma Territory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Byrd
Maud
H. E. Fuller
Konawa
F. W. Meadows
W. W. Sledge
J. T. Conn
Fouche
Ark
J. B. Tolbert
Ollie Horton
Wetumka
Mr. Davis
Dallas
Texas
Devoe Paints Father and Son Homes in Ada
A letter from F W Dever & Co of New York to D S Chesnut Ada I T discusses Devoe lead and oil paint used on two houses three years apart. The father’s home shows chalking while the son’s is still in good condition, suggesting future painting with the same product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ison
Devoe
Charles Haidenbe
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised by Zephyr Resident
A Zephyr Ontario resident cites a severe lingering cold and dry cough, says one small bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cured him, and notes local dealer G. M. Ramsey sells the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Urquhart
Zephyr
Ontario
Chamberlain
G. M. Ramsey
Fatal fire at chamber of commerce building in Kansas City
A blaze in the Riverview district of Kansas City Kansas destroyed stairways trapping residents. One woman died and several people were severely burned as the building once used as a lodging house burned early this morning. The fire continued to burn at report time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Riverview
Kansas
Methodist Minister Recommends Chamberlains Cough Remedy
A Milaca Minnesota pastor testifies that Chamberlains Cough Remedy has routinely proven reliable for seven years and excels against croup and whooping cough. Sold by G M Ramsey. Also noted is the death of the infant child of B S Sewell and wife of Konawa with burial planned for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lewis
Milaca
Minn
M. E. Church
G. M. Ramsey
B. S. Sewell
Konawa
Dr Mendenhall's Chill and Fever Cure Ad
Advertises Dr Mendenhall's Chill and Fever Cure as a pleasant remedy for children with fever and chills. Claims easy acceptance by kids and a signed guarantee that it is better than other medicines, sold by G M Ramsey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mendenhall
G. M. Ramsey
Doctor Tabor Visits Judge Barton After Yellow Fever Battle
Health officer Dr. George R. Tabor and his family greet Judge C. O. Barton while in Texas. The News notes the doctor's tireless work that helped push back yellow fever from the state’s borders last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George R. Tabor
State of
Texas
C. O. Barton
Larely
A Reliable Remedy for Croup
Mrs. S. Rosinthal of Turner Michigan praises Chamberlain's Cough Medicine as the only remedy for croup after years of use for herself and children. Sold by G. M. Ramsey.
Farmer Robbed Near Red Fork on Nickle Creek
Joe Jack reports to Tulsa police that he was held up and robbed of 82 dollars on Nickle Creek last night while returning home from Sapulpa with his daughter. His daughter was frightened and is said to be in a serious condition after the attack by two men described as border bandits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Huddleston
F. J. Currant
Springfield
Springfield Wagon Co
T. Sipes
Adamsville
Tenn
Ada
Sipe
Anstell
Dora Whitney
Center
Cunningham
Rebee
S. W. Owens
Shawnee
L. M. Doss
W. P. Doss
Gentlevill
Tulsa
I. T
Joe Jack
Red Fork
Nickle Creek
Sapupa
Jack
Texas Testimony Wharton May 22 1905
A Wharton, Texas, business script requests shipment of three gross Dr. Mendenhall's Chill and Fever Cure per quotations. The letter notes six years of sales and calls the product the Best Chill Tonic on the market, signed L. B. Cutler & Co. druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wharton
Texas
Reed v Oklahoma Oolite Stone Co in Indian Territory suit
In the United States Commissioner's Court in the Indian Territory South ern District Ed L Reed plaintiff vs Oklahoma Oolite Stone Company defendant The court is warned in this court to answer within thirty days The plaintiff Ed L Reed filed the suit Witness my hand and official seal at Ada October 16 1906 United States Commissioner U G Winn No 1529
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Commissioner’s Court
Indian Territory
Ed L. Reed
Oklahoma Oolite Stone Company
Ed L
Ada
U. G. Winn
United States
Democrats Concede Local Win Amid Access Barriers
J S Murray of Emmet represents A H T A delegates in the city and claims a strong Democratic majority in Tishomingo district despite alleged Republican tactics. He cites voting-box placement in Negro settlements and long distances for white voters, plus partisan interference with a socialist candidate’s ballot filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Murray
Emmet
Wm. H. Murray
Tishomingo
Mr. Murray
Fire Alarm Cuts Short Blaze at West 9th Street Home
A defective flue sparked a fire Friday around 11 am in Mrs. Howard’s two room dwelling on West 9th street. The blaze reached the roof before the fast acting department attached hoses to the oil mill plug and quenched the flames in five minutes, with no damage below the ceiling. The occupier, Mr. Lowry the barber, faced only hurried removal and minor loss.
City Federation Formed By Local Clubs
Representatives from the Aid societies Clubs W C T U and Cemetery Association met at Mrs S J Martin s home to form a city Federation with officers elected including Mrs Neathery president Mrs Bowlen 1st vice president Mrs Higgins 2nd vice president Mrs R F King recording secretary Mrs Constant corresponding secretary and Mrs Sneed treasurer The group aims to unite for benevolence civics and betterment of their town and calls for cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Our Town
W. C. T. U. and Cemetery Association
S. J. Martin
Neathery
Bowlen
Higgins
R. F. King
Constant
Sneed
Hodges
Mason
Hope
Furman Speaks With Weaver At Multiple Towns
Hon H M Furman and Carlton Weaver Democratic candidate for delegate in the 87th District spoke to crowds at Hart McGee and Oakman over three nights. Furman denounces Republican conduct in the Indian Territory and urges farmers to consider party platform contrasts. Weaver backs the ticket and contrasts Democratic aims with Republican silence on key issues. Mrs J K Reed seeks a cook at once, apply at the house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sloan
Jesse Berryman
Oakman
Dr. Bisant
J. N. Shannon
Duncan
H. M. Furman
Carlton Weaver
87Th Constitutional District
Hart, McGee and Oakman
Furnan
Indian Territory
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P. L. Cassidy
Dan Spears
Baby
John Beard
Owl
Singer & Meek
L. D. Ratliff
J. M. Wintersmith
Geo. A. Truitt
Stonewall
Ed Gibson
W. M. Esser
Rosa McCullum
J. T. Leach
Chapman Hotel
Ed Cotton
Maxwell
Sim Gregg
Mr. Whitaker
Stewart, S. T
Cordia Bradley
Cana ST
City
Mrs. Richardson
Scott
Thedford
Mr. Bryant
Lena, Arkansas
Mittie Taylor
Mesdames Colvin and
Williams
Mrs. Allen of
Bebee
Mr. Vincent
Laura Hough
Collins Instiitute
Warren
Nannie Couch
D. A. Wooley
Mr. Wooley
Jennie James
Gov. Byrd
Jesse
R. E. Fowler
Beulah Garner
M. J. Dods
Terral, I. T
West Texas
G. W. Dods
Corpus Christi
E. L Steed
Nora Lucas
J. D. Pryor
Tom Grubbs
Ft Smith
East Main Street
R. O. Wheeler
J. R. Young
Don
Muskogee
Capt. King
Furman
Konowa
Katy
W. S. Cole
Daisy
Cole
Katherine Meek
C.teel
Singer& Meek’s
W. J. Sloan
Hattie Davenport
Buelah Sloan
Ed Craigan
Miss Blanch Chilcott
Fitzhugh
S. M. Shaw
West 14Th
W.M. Wilson
Ollie
Clara
B. Savage
Blanco, I. T
Martin Savage
Hobart
Mr. Tolbert
Jim Tolbert
J. B
Arkansas
D. S. Chesnut
Ada, I. T
Tish District
All Right
Federation OF Clubs
Ladies’ Clubs
J. K. Reed
Robt Wwembish
First National Rink
Roums C & D Rollow
J. T.blanton
L. C. Andrews
Blanton & Andrews
Reed-Douglas
Ada, Ind
Ter
Drs. Browall & Faust
J. W. Dear
Epperson & Dean
Attorneys-at-Law
Reed-Douglas Building
Henry M. Furman
Attorney AT Law
Duncan Building
Crawford & Bolen, Attorneys AT Law
Citizens National Bank Building
J. %. Webb
C. H. Ennis Webb
Lawyers Office
First National Bank
Ratliff & Ratliff
Stonewal
S. S. Batt
Ravenswood
W. Va
E. CO. Dewittt & CO
Chicago
Holy
Crescent
Ada National Bank
Dr. Kine
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