Ada Daily Briefs Highlight Wide Range of Local Activity
Ada notes show many movers and events including court visits from Ardmore and Sherman, arrivals from Konawa and Stonewall, a Frisco train station inspection, a marriage license for McGill and Clutts, and plans for building in Sunrise and a waterworks bid prep. Local officials, merchants, and residents are cited across Ada and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Eagon
Frisco
Ada
W. A. McGill
Conway
Sadie Clutts
Lula
Couch Warren couple wed at bride’s home in Ada
Richard Couch and Olive Warren were married Sunday evening at the bride’s mother home with only family and close friends present. They left for a visit with his sister in Citra and will reside in Ada after February 4. The groom, known as Doe, works at M L Walsh, while the bride is J I Warren’s daughter and Jesse Warren’s sister, highly regarded locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Couch
Olive Warren
J. S. Warren
Citra
Ada
Doe
M. L. Walsh’s
Mr. Couch
J. I. Warren
City Recorder
Jesse Warren
Local visits and marriage license issued in Sulphur Springs
J D Lasater traveled to Sulphur Springs to see H V Hickney and D H Colbert of Sulphur in the city. A marriage license was issued to T J Reeves age 19 of Hickory and Verna Walker age 20 of Roff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Hickney
D. H. Colbert
T. J. Reeves
Hickory
Verna Walker
Judge Furman Returns From Oklahoma and Local Residents Visit
Judge Henry M. Furman arrived home from a trip to Oklahoma. Attorney Ralls stayed overnight from Atoka. W. L. Reed and W. C. Duncan were in Tupelo today. Miss Ollie Lee arrived from Sasakwa to attend the Couch Warren nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Brown
W.R. Blakenmore
Ardmore
Sam Todd
Weleetka
Haley
Brown
Beech Grove
Tenn
Ada
J. F. Sharp
Purcell
Ollie Lee
Sasakwa
Henry M. Furman
Oklahoma
W. L. Reed
W. C. Duncan
Warren
Under Cost Sale at T. J. Chambless Store
An Ada sale manager reports a highly successful frenzied sale proving advertising value. The Jones groceries were bought and sold in three days with other new goods. Chambless announces purchase of the John Patton stock from Francis, a bankrupt estate, at 40 cents on the dollar. The entire stock will be sold below wholesale cost in the forthcoming Under Cost Sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Chambless
Patton
Francis
W. S. Cruce
Ardmore
D. W. Swaffar
Stonewall
J.J. Pitt
van Alstyne
Texas
J. W. Dorland
J. J. Warren
Grandpa Dorland
Miss Mitchell
Nebraska
North Ada
McNair
Sherman
Ada
Jones
Chiffon
John Patton
Chambless
Felty Warned to Answer Suit in Indian Territory Court
In the United States court in the Indian Territory Southern District U G Winn plaintiff v E C Felty defendant. Felty must appear within thirty days to answer the complaint. Hon J T Dickerson presiding judge. seal dated November 20 1906. Clerk C M Campbell deputy A H Constant. Attorney A G Winn. non resident J W listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Court In the
Indian Territory
Southern District
U. G. Winn
E. C. Felty
J. T. Dickerson
C. M. Campbell
A. H.constant
J. W
Death notice of aged grandmother in Genoa Ohio
C. A. Powers mourns the death of his aged grandmother who died in Genoa Ohio after a long, sweet life. The family notes she was close to great grand children and her passing brings sorrow to many. For sale or rent: one hotel contact 0 P ents. Address Konawa ITF.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Powers
Tie Sunde Night
Genoa
Ohio
ITF
Home Mission Society Meets At Mrs G M Ramsey Home
The Home Mission society of the Methodist church held regular session Monday afternoon at Mrs. G M Ramsey’s home. Mrs. R E Haysns led an ably conducted Bible study that proved especially interesting and helpful. The business session was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Mission Society of the Methodist Church
G. M. Ramsey
R. E. Hayns
Remains of Mrs. Broadrick Returned After Tupelo Train Arrival
The body of 22 year old Mrs. T. L. Broadrick arrived Sunday night from Tupelo for a moonlight funeral at Rosedale cemetery conducted by Rev. T. B. Harrell. She left behind an infant daughter and had lived in Ada before marriage. She was a daughter of Thomas Hall and cousin of W. S. Kerr of Ada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Broadrick
Tupelo
Rosedale Cemetery
T. B. Harrell
Thomas Hall
W. S. Kerr
Ada
Prof
J. A. Vincent
Dixie Selson
Ross Self
Owl
R. T. Breedlove
J. F. Floyd
Stan Mason
W. N. McCary
A. P Broadrick
Caddo
Card of Thanks for Ada and Tupelo Friends
I express gratitude to friends in Ada Owl and Tupelo for kindnesses during my wife’s illness and after her death. Special thanks to the Eastern Star ladies and Mesdames W. J. Reed T. D. McKeown and J. H. Cantwell of Ada. T. L. Braudrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada, Owl and Tupelo
Order of the Eastern Star
W. J. Reed
T. D. McKeown
J. H. Cantwell
Ada
T. L. Braudrick. Ltd
German of Freeport Insurance Endorsement Notice
Property owners with German of Freeport policies should bring policies to O B Weaver agency and add an endorsement. The endorsement states that liability under the policy has been reinsured as of November 15 1906 by the Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool which guarantees to fulfill the contracts. The Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool took over the business after German Freeport failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport Insurance Company
O. B. Weaver Insurance Agency
Royal Insurance Company of Liverpool
German Insurance Company of Freeport
QO. B. Weaver
R. O. Wheeler
Mgr
A Vote Winner Card Request Advised by The News
The News urges printing of cards to announce support to friends and casual contacts. It argues solicitation helps social acquaintance and can win votes. The item reflects era practice promoting outreach for political support.
Pleasant Seiree Sets Tone for New State Governor
A Pleasant Seiree praises the first governor of the new state, asserting he would clearly outpace his ticket and lead the state with strong, forward momentum.
Secretaries clash over tribal fund audit in Choctaw Chickasaw case
Special Agent James T. Foster reports extravagant and illegal spending of tribal funds. Indian committees probe large lawyer fees paid in Choctaw and Chickasaw citizenship cases, amid friction with Secretary Hitchcock over a $750,000 fee to Mansfield McMurray & Cornish and proposed Interior access to books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Foster
Indian Committees of
Congress
Foster
Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
Mansfield, McMurray & Cornish
Domestic incident probes at Walker hotel trial
Frank Hooper faces preliminary U S Commissioners Court on an alleged domestic incident at the Walker hotel behind Citizens National Bank. Mrs Ella Clement reported a threat amid a late supper by Hooper, with Mrs Brownson testifying to restraining the defendant and summoning officers. Other witnesses may testify Hooper grabbed the woman ominously. The event caused hotel excitement about 10 30 Saturday night. Hooper reportedly resides nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Commissioners Court
Frank Hooper
Ella Clement
Walker
Citizens National Bank
Brownson
Not Guilty in Saddle Theft Case. Lunsford Murder Trial Begun
A night session of the U S court ended with a verdict of not guilty for Blake Allen accused of stealing a saddle after a one hour jury deliberation. Co defendant Lee Short was dismissed. The murder case of Delbridge Lunsford was begun, charged with killing an elderly man near Rofs last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Blake Allen
Lee Short
Delbridge Lunsford
Burns
Rofs
Chambless Store Promotes Tom and Chiffon This Week
Big events at Chambless' store this week highlight Tom and Chiffon as notable figures. The phrases suggest promotions or appearances drawing shopper interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambless’ Store
Tom and Chiffon
Loan Notice on Stock and Crops in Ada Oklahoma
Money loaned for their stock and crops. Ada Title and Trust Co. rear Citizens Natl Bank Ada I T 40 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Title & Trust Co
Citizens Nat’! Bank
Ada, I. T
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IST
Nat's Bank
Ed Wandelohe
May Morris
J. Roland
Konawa Aiting Court
Dr. Sullivan
Will Neathery
Points
Dr. Browall
A. L. Nettles
A. L. Bullock
Roff
A. D. Andrews
R. Frierson
Konawa
C.A. Kennedy
Scott-Heard Co
Madill
J. J. Copeland
Robi. Austell
Center
Walter Owen
Henrietta
W. L. Coleman
Mrs. H. T. King of
R. O. Lawrence
A. J. Deaton
Holdenville
E. E. Hardee
Hickory Advance
R. AL. Eaton
J. K. Campbell
Knoxville
Rev
G. W. Jefferson
Oklahoma City
T. E. Couch
Ross
W. A. Niblack of
City
J. W. Davenport
Julius Meaders
Sunrise
Tom Hope
W. T. Meaders of
R. J. Skinner
W. J. Smith
First National Bank of
H. T. Saffarons
Honey Grove
W. M. Freeman & Co
W. E. Little
D. J. Kendall
Ben Mason
Stratford
W. A. Alexander
H. T. King
E. Sanford Miller
Fidelity and Guaranty Co
Lee West
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
J. J. Dobbs
Sulphur
Ahloso
R. W. Randol
J. A. Biles
Gen
Whit Hyden
J. D. Lasater
Sulphur Springs
Attorney Ralls
Atoka
Bocher
U. S. Court
Thompson & Son
First Nat’l Bank Bldg
Graham-Pyeatt Abstract Co
Dortch Young
Cit
Nat’! Bank
Crawford & Bolen
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