Ada Daily Notes Busy Round of Local Travel and Moves
GPSen returned to Allen J. Misenheimer is building a residence near the north school. Judge S. R. Tolbert is rebuilding on the site of his residence that was recently burned. L S. Chilcutt came from Fitzhugh yesterday and returned on the next train. TSOR arrived to visit his son. Mr. and Mrs. Jno McKinley and rider family came from Tennessee yesterday seeking a location. The Collums of Pontotoc were in town for business and left this morning. Geo. Birdsong, called by the death of his daughter, returned to Crockery Mo. A group of Roff citizens and others were in Ada yesterday. J. W. Oderstagm of Great Bend, KS, and A W Frederick of Shawnee were traveling to Revia to inspect asphalt deposits. J. McKlemurry family and T. M. Copehart family left for Corpus Christi Tex. Prof. J. W. Pharr attends the normal and Cedar Groves school. Work began on a six room house for Mrs. R. A. Herndon on 15th street costing over 1700 dollars. H. Ray and wife were in Ada from Roff on the way home from Konawa where he married Ida Hill. Henry Gorrie and wife leave for Lawton to open a shop. Several locals visit and plan moves, while others renew subscriptions and attend reunions. From Friday and Saturday daily editions, many journeys, marriages, and business trips are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cr. H. Ray
Roff
Konawa
Ida Hill
Ross
Witchita Kansas
Reward for return of bay mare pony
J H Williams renewed his News subscription after stopping by Ramsey's Drug Store. A small bay mare pony about 13 hands high and 12 years old is missing and a $5.60 reward is offered for its return. The ad notes the mare reached mane and requests help locating the animal.
Stall's clientele flock to new folder photgraphs
Patrons report strong demand for a special new folder photograph service at Stall's, as a fall appearance boosts interest and signs of wear emerge on the illustrating items.
Delegates Call Meeting for Pontotoc Baptist Churches
Delegates from Pontotoc county Baptist churches will meet at First Baptist church in Ada on Monday October 10 at 10 a m. Each church is asked to send delegates and homes will be provided for all attendees. Walter Wellman is noted for bold plans to sail across the Atlantic in an air ship and may again seek limelight with a polar flight claim. The Singer Sewing Machine Co offers new and used machines with rent and trade options. Harvey Luther's Grocery invites past due notes. wireless electric lights are announced as a Danish inventor claims a pole free system signaling a wireless age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pontotoc County
First Baptist Church
Ada
Walter Wellman
Chicago
Roosevelt
Bryan
North Pole
Peary
Cook
Walter
Atlantic
Singer Sewing Machine Co
Main St
Harvey Luther's
Evry
F. Strausbaugh
Card of Thanks From W H Gilbert for Help During Illness and Death
To the kind friends and neighbors who willingly assisted me during the sickness and death of my beloved wife I wish to express my heartfelt thanks. 26-1bw W. H. Gilbert.
Mrs Gilbert Dies of Tuberculosis in Latta Burial
Mrs W H Gilbert of near Parkell died of tuberculosis on Sunday September 25 and was buried Monday in Latta cemetery. She leaves a husband two daughters and one son. The News extends sympathy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Gilbert
Parkell
Latta
Westbrooks and Hackett Wed at Haskell School House
J A Westbrooks and Miss Cora Hackett of near Haskell School House were quietly married last Sunday morning at 11 o'clock with Rev. Baker officiating. The News join their friends in wishing them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Westbrooks
Cora Hackett
Haskell School House
Rev. Baker
Stonewall News
Model Millinery Parlor Advertises Largest Ada Hat Stock
The Model Millinery Parlor on South Broadway advertises the largest and best hats Ada has seen and offers to undersell any rival shop. The owner aims to retire after this season and invites customers to visit and be convinced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Broadway
Ada
Coxee Mercantile Co forms in Ada Oklahoma
Local notice announces the formation of Coxee Mercantile Co a co partnership taking over W C Lee racket store and W J Reed general store stock moved to the Daggs building Ada Oklahoma on Main Street The firm promises large shipments of new merchandise and a large well equipped stock offering better values and prompt courteous treatment seeking public patronage from local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coxee Mercantile Co
W. C. Lee
W. J. Reed
Daggs
Wescott Merchantis Co
Main Street
Ada
Okla
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Allen
J. Misenheimer
S. R. Tolbert
L S. Chilcutt
Fitzhugh
Tsor
Jno. McKinley
Rider
Hereennessee
Collums
Pontotoc
Mr. Geo. Birdsong
W. M. Cummings
Crockery
J. A. Good
W. M. Mulder
Jim McLeoud
W. M. McWhirt
R. S. Sirman
Oscar Collins
Loss Lenn B. Heathman
Rofs
Messrs
J. W
Oderstagm
Great Wend
Kansas
AW. Frederick
Shawnee
Revia
J. McKlemurry
T. M. Copehart
Corpus Christi
Tex
J. W. Pharr
Normal
Wilteagh
Cedar Groves
Francis
Pharr
15Th Street
R. A. Herndon
Henry Gorrie
Lawton
T. J. Wilbanks
Wilbanks
Mary Walls
Troy
E. A Hardee
Byars
J. W. Brown
Carl Reynolds
Olney
R A. Jackson
Heber Springs
Ark
W. A. Kirby
Rebee
J. C. Rhea
Miss Minchie
Maurine
Edwina
Who
Ben
Oklahoma City
Magn Fitzhugh
L. C. Lindsay
Stonewall
R. R. Brown
Geo. McKay
E. C. Perry
Stonewall Today
the Weekly
J. Culwell
Oakman
Grace Downard
Mill Creek
Tupelo
Nora Adair
Holdenvile
Geo. P. Ewing and Company
H. R. Brown
Ardmore
C. Y. Partain
Ed Fussell
Ike Webb
Dick Elliott
J. C. Johnson
Center
Weleetka
Chas. Rider
Holdenville
T .A. Anderson
Vaness
Came
Bird Dowell
Cookeville, Tenn
George McCoy
H. J. Brown
City
H. L. Muldrow
Oklahoma Masonic Grand Lodge
Masonic Orphan Home
Tishomingo
J. C. Meadows
Laura Belle
McAlester
C. A. Powers
Meadows
J. W. Blanton
Lawrence
A. F. Bickle and
Jim Gilbert
Business Today
Ed and
Dee Rives
J. P. Moore
W. B. Dowell
Geo. McCoy
E. I. Fisher
Stewart Farm
H. H. Loman
L. F. Loman
Little and Daggs
Wm. Felter
M. Cummings
Mir
E. L. Thompson
Jesse
Vera
B. M. Forbess
J. R. Smith
Maud State Bank
Mrs. A. Rodgers
Stratford
Gentry, Ark
T. H. Rice
F. W. LeFevre
Duncan Block
Duncan McRuer
Pauls Valley
James B. Vandiver
Senate
R. M. Roddie
Roddie
Vandiver
J. E. Jones
Ramsey’s Drug Store
J. H. Williams
the News
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
London
Spero Michaels & Sons
New York
John B. Stetson
Knox
Manhattan
W. L. Douglas
Warrant Hanan & Sons
Urt & Packard
Westbrooks-Hackett
M. Levin
Ada, Okla
J. F. Jackson
Oklahoma
Cox-Lee Merc. CO
Geo. W. Cox
Www
C. Lee
Oklahoma State Bank
W. D. Hayg
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