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Newspaper

Ada Weekly News

Location

Ada, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1909

Page

7

Ada Visitors Report From Ada Daily Roundup

Ada daily notes show multiple Ada visitors and residents in town for business and court. Names include Jim Roff Dr Jeffries Ervin Chamberlain Clay Jones Oscar Collins Baxter Fretwell Onnie Martin Borrel Hetheman JP Scroggins and others with occasional travels to Roff Francis Konawa and Stonewall. The Frisco depot is being repaired and shipments of hogs to Fort Worth are mentioned.

Ervin Chamberlain Roff Ada Baxter Fretwell Stonewall Fort Worth Texas Pontotoc County

Mrs. Carter Reunites with Brother After Forty Years in Ada

Mrs. Carter arrived in Ada from Denison Texas to visit her brother J J Hallmark of Lala. Hallmark had visited his sister on Thanksgiving Day in Denison, the first meeting in forty years.

Thief Steals 32 Plymouth Rock Hens From Cullins Farm

A thief broke into the chicken house of C. O. Cullins last night and carried off thirty two Ply mouth Rock hens paid seventy five cents each. A rooster and four guineas were left behind. Cullins asks for their return to avoid further trouble.

C. O. Cullins Plymouth Rock

Ada and surrounding towns traffic in Friday

Ada reports include Bud Mo A. L. Bullock of Roff was in Ada Friday afternoon. Mrs. D. C. Belt of Francis visited Ada. Mrs. M. Franklin of Oxford Miss spent a day in Ada prospecting. S. P. Roles of Vaness and Midland township trustee was in Ada. A. H. Constant, bankruptcy referee, went to Wewoka on business.

Ada Bud Moday A. L. Bullock Roff S. P. Roles Vaness Midland Township A. H. Constant Wewoka

Ada Busy Social Round Edges Into Week

Miss Bernice Snead leaves Ada for Rockwell Texas after visiting her brother Orville Snead assistant cashier of the Ada National Bank. Mrs A L Brumley Stratford guest at Dorland hotel en route to Mena Arkansas to visit relatives. D C Crabtree Blackrock in Ada today. Mrs Bud Harrison returns to Ahloso. H A Kroeger Francis transacting business in Ada. Mrs M B Donaghey returns from Ross. County Commissioner C W Floyd ill. county commissioners designate the Firet State Bank of Stone-

Bernice Snead Orville Snead Ada National Bank Rockell Tex A. L. Brumley Stratford Ada Dorland Hotel

Glass Sand Deposit Near Ada Sparks Factory Talk

A News report notes a glass sand sample from a large deposit ten miles from Ada and near Frisco. The Chimney Hills Mining Company of Ada owns the lease. The bed runs thirty one feet wide and a mile long, with future gas access suggesting local glass factory development.

Ada Frisco Chimney Hills Mining Company

Twelve vag cases end with fines and street work in Ada

Deputy Marshals Brady and West captured eleven vagrants at depots and cars. Chief Culver added one more. The twelve were fined eight dollars ninety cents each and ordered to work on the streets to pay the fines, about nine days. They started at Main and Broadway cleaning a gutter.

Charley Brady Lee West Culver Main and Broadway

Ada council weighs school property transfer to Ada district

The Ada city council in adjourned session discussed transferring title of ten acres from the town to the Ada special school district. The plan would let the school board assume a 15000 dollar indebtedness and a 3000 dollar sinking fund in exchange for the land, with five acres for a park and five for school use. Mayor Harrison appointed Aldermen Crowder and Little to pursue a settlement with the school board. A Guthrie correspondent notes Pontotoc county representative Frank Huddleson, a Choctaw descendant and hog breeder, among state lawmakers.

Harrison Chapman Little Lewis Crowder Evans W. C. Duncan A. M. Croxton Ada Oe Crowder Guthrie New Paper

Thieves Hit Ada Rail Cars For Cotton Seed Meal

Weekend thefts in Ada include a Katy track car break in with cotton seed meal taken and a Frisco freight car robbed of feed consigned to Coffman and Tobin. The meal and wagon were left in a hollow north of the city and later found. residents call for action as thefts grow bolder.

Coffman & Tobin Ada

Ada Couple Wed At North Ada Home In Wedding

Saturday evening at 8:30 o clock in North Ada, Mr. D Brooks of Alabama and Miss Eunice Tackett of Arkansas were married by Rev. C C Earnhardt. The newlyweds plan to make Ada their home.

T. A. Elliott North Ada Alabama Eunice Tackett Arkansas Rev C. C. Earnhardt

Arrest of Bruner on False Pretenses and Whiskey Transport

Bruner W T H of Seminole county was arrested in Ada on a false pretense charge that may become more serious. He had a pint of whiskey. information filed for transporting alcohol. Arraigned before Esq Brown with examination postponed to 10 am Thursday. Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Dean present for the state.

Negr. W. T. H. Bruner Seminole County Ada Bruner Esq. Brown

Oklahoma Central railhead plans to reach Ada city

The Oklahoma Central railroad's new general manager stopped at the Frisco crossing in his private car and discussed improvements with B A Herrin asphalt contractor. He is studying the D C railroad to base a modernization plan and intends to extend into Ada soon.

Oklahoma Central Railroad Frisco Crossing B. A. Herrin D. C Ada O. C

Allen to Become a Railroad Division Center in Oklahoma

Donaghey reports Allen to gain M. O. M. B. division status as the M. O. & G. reaches Allen by June and Sherman by a later point. The five acre addition and real estate activity spark growth, making Pontotoc County a second railroad division hub between Muskogee and Sherman.

M. B. Donaghey Allen Sherman Texas Muskogee

Land for sale 3500 acres across four counties

For sale 3 500 acres of land mainly in Pontotoc Garvin Coal and Murray counties offered on Square Deal Terms. Interested buyers may inquire at Farmers State Bank or the News office for details.

Pontotoc Garvin Coal Murray Counties Farmers State Bank

County Treasurer Plans Early February Distribution

On or about February 1, County Treasurer Cates will distribute county funds from tax collections to townships and various funds to cover current expenses.

Cates

For Rent on Ada area 80 acre field with timber option

80 acre field four miles north of Ada on Big and Little Sandy near Katy R R section house. 120 dollars per year. Also 90 acres joining for lease in timber. Contact T K Knight Valliant Okla or see R O Wheeler at Ada News Office. Marriage License details listed for several individuals with ages and locations.

Ada Big Little Sandy Katy R. R Section House T. K. Knight Valliant, Okla R. O. Wheeler

State School Fund Check Arrives for Pontotoc County

County Treasurer Cates received an $8,525 check from State Treasurer Menefee covering the January apportionment. The pro rata for Pontotoc county spans six months from July to January at a per capita rate of $1.00 for school children.

Cates Menefee Pontotoc County

Prohibition Rally Held at Ada First Methodist

A Sunday rally at the First Methodist church followed the Guthrie Anti-Saloon League convention. Speakers Rev. D J Austin Rev C E Smootz Rev Barnhardt and Rev W M Wilson urged stronger enforcement of prohibition and pledged support for candidates who back the law. The meeting drew a large, well represented audience and anticipates coordinated action by prohibitionists for law enforcement.

First Methodist Church D. J. Austin North Ada Baptist Church C. E. Smootz Christianos C. Co. Barnhardt Asry Methodist Church W. M. Wilson Austin Barnhardt White Temple Oklahoma City Guthrie Rev. Wilson Gov Haskell Public Institution Cameron Mr. Cameron Board of Pardons

Woodmen Circle Class Aims 1008 Members in 1930 Adra

Mrs M G Meadows state manager of the Woodmen Circle has been in Ada and elsewhere to recruit a class of 1000 for the state convention at Chickasha on March 9. A special dispensation by Emma B Manchester has been granted, paying railroad fare for each member. Meadows will visit Weleetka and Centrahomé this week.

M. G. Meadows Woodmen Circle Ada Chickasha Meadows Apreme Guardian Ema B. Manchester

A Horrible Hold-Up

Washington, N C resident W R Lipscomb recalls his brother’s decade long battle with consumption. After trying many doctors remedies he lived healthier after using Dr King s New Discovery, six bottles cure, now a well man. It relieves cough bronchitis fevers and all bronchial ailments. 50c one dollar trial bottle free guaranteed by G M Ramsey.

W. R. Lipscomb Washington, N. C Dr. King G. M. Ramsey

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jim Roff Dr. Jeffries of Clay Jones Oscar Collin W. L. Whitenack Francis R. C. Jetter Onnie Martin Borrel Hétheman Dr. Threllkeld Frank Matthews J. H. Scroggins Charlie Zorn Koff C. H. Fisk W. N. Guest G. T. Sanders Konawa Bebee R. L. Morrison Henryetta Jas. M. Walsh M. Walsh J. D. White Ripley Mississippi Tom D. McKeown Joel Terrell Tom C. McKeown Ivey Kiersey Jesse John Rinard Cotton Seed Oil Company N. E. Uptegrove Onawa Iowa Dr. Morehead R. H. Pruitt Hickory Murray County Frisco Railroad L. C. Baker J. M. Wintersmith Louisville, Ky Joe Edwards Oscar Collins W. R. Short Oliver Taylor West Hattox Ed Merritt Bank of Fitzhugh Myrtle Smith Taylor O. H. Cooper Milburn M.B. Bartley Mrs. Barton Lee Shawnee W. C. Lee L. R. Clark Francis Wigwam Roy Beal Durant Otto Reynolds Conway W. J. Earles Henry Britts Rushton The Stonewall News J. B. Donaghey M. P. Donaghey D. C. Belt Bud Harrison Ahloso H. A. Kroeger C. W. Floyd Firet State Bank of Stone Will Chisholm J. J. Copeland Copeland & Sloan Center W. C. Rae J. M. Walsh F. A. Smith Amanda Bartley T. J. Smith and Family Today Maggie Spangler Little Son M. M. Cotton Hero Ross Pentotoc County Court W. M. Lee Ira Pendley Leslie Niblack Bart Smith Luke Thompson Tom Thompson Geo. Johnson Frank Murphy J. Q. Adams Charley Long Joe Ponpon Daniel Farris Claude Brandon Bob Stevenson S. W. Whitley Jim Henry J. P. Porter Rush Springs Oklo Jap Copeland G. L. Burris Center Town Katy Tracks Exeen Swee Just Ramsey's Drug Store Dean Allen A Railroad Division M. O New State J. T. Howard Sadie Creener Tyrola E. D. Crawford Igiss Gertrude Millott Prohibition Rally Prohibition Anti-Saloon League Convention W. C East Main Street Ada, Okla
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