Local Notes From Ada and Surroundings
Miss Alice Thompson left for Wagoner after an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Cenn. A. M. Gustom, an Oklahoma City businessman, was in Ada en route from Rofs to Tupelo. Dr. Rolla G. Sears attended the State University inauguration in Edmond and visited the normal at Edmond. Duke Stone arrived to meet friends and conduct business. Ivake reports better health and plans to return to California to practice law. His family remains in Los Angeles.
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Bridge
Center
Fee R. L. Sanders
Alice Thompson
Wagoner
J. T. Cenn
A. M. Gustom
Oklahoma City
Rofs
Tupelo
Rolla G. Sears
Pres. Brooks
The
State University
State
Local Visitors and Movements Highlight Ada Notes
Saturday's Daily records S P Boyd's business trip to Tishomingo and visits by Mrs George Collins to Spaulding Elizabeth Ingram leaves for Sulphur to teach Monday R Roland addresses voters of Rofs Dr Line of Sulphur visits Ada Monday's Daily notes Paul Norrell Purcell visitor J T Blanton Pauls Valley en route to Lonewall Rev Gus Hendrix and family return from Sulphur real estate pioneer J M Doss now in San Antonio Ada W H Stevens of Stonewall reports 2000 bales cotton received in Stonewall with more expected
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S. P. Boyd
Tishomingo
George Collins
Spaulding
Elizabeth Ingram
Roland
Rofs
Line of
Paul Norrell
Purcell
J. T. Blanton
Pauls Valley
Lonewall
Gus Hendrix
J. M. Doss
Ada
San Antonio
W. H. Stevens
Stonewall
Local visit notes from Tuesday morning
E. S. Kerr arrives from Roff while J. W. Fuller and family of Stone travel plans appear in early Tuesday notes. The fragment notes a trio of local residents linking through the morning pages of the Daily.
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E. S. Kerr
Roff
J. W. Fuller and Family
Stone
Ada visitors ride noon train and local notes
Morning reports note Ada residents returning on the noon train and H T Long with wife planning Sulphur stays for months. Rev S B Damron returns to Tulsa for meetings and J M Wintersmith visits Louisville. J W Bolen wins a race to catch a Bryan train. Capt Bill McDonald guards Woodrow Wilson. Judge S Heard smiles over Wilson’s Missouri success.
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S. B. Damron
Tulsa
J. M. Wintersmith
Louisville
Kentucky
J. W. Bolen
Bryan
Holdenville
Bill McDonald
Woodrow Wilson
S. Heard
St. Louis
Wilson
Georgia Daughters of the Confederacy hold Athens convention
In Athens on October 29 delegates and visitors arrived for the Georgia division convention. The executive board finalized arrangements, a welcome demonstration is set for tonight, and business sessions start tomorrow morning. Mrs. W. D. Lamar of Macon serves as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daughters of the Confederacy
Athens
Georgia Divison of the Daughters of the Confederacy
W. D. Lamar
Macon
Walters Helps Out By Donating A Dollar
L T Walters, known for supporting good causes, visited on Monday afternoon and left a dollar for Wilson, continuing his pattern of charitable acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Walters
Wilson
Nels Darling Urges Centralized Paternal Government
The Bull Moose orator Nels Darling calls for a strongly centralized paternalistic government. Some suggest he should emigrate to Russia for such a system, noting it has never been popular in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nels Darling
Nels
Russia
Notice of Sale On Property in Ada Oklahoma
In Pur suance of a District Court writ of execution in Wontotoc County Oklahoma W W Sledge et al v Annie D Sutton et al the sheriff will sell a house belonging to Annie D Sutton et al at 2 PM December 2 1912 at the court house Ada to satisfy a judgment of 112 28 plus 9 50 costs and interest from November 14 1910 6 percent appraised at 110.00 the sale is for cash to the highest bidder with deed to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Wontotoc County
State of
Oklahoma
W. W. Sledge Et al
Annie D. Sutton Et al
W. W. Sledge
Annie D. Sutton
Notice of Sale of Lands Under an Order of Sale
Notice issued from Pontotoc County District Court Oklahoma on October 24 1912 for foreclosure of Armstrong Byrd Music Company against A J Fry and Alice Fry. Property in Ada Portland Park Addition Lots 11 12 13 Block 8 appraised at 1000 dollars to be sold December 2 1912 at 1 30 PM at court house front door Ada Oklahoma for cash to satisfy judgment plus interest and costs. Sheriff L E Mitchell. First Published Oct 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Sutton
Pontotoc County
Oklahoma
Ada
L. E. Mitchell
R. E. Duncan
J. F. McKeel
District Court
State of Oklahoma
Armstrong Byrd Music Company
A. J. Fry
Alice Fry
Thirten
Portland Park
Cotton Receipts Exceed 6000 Bales This Season
Cotton receipts at the county yard reach 6 220 bales for the season with 5 432 bales in the yard this Wednesday and 1 594 round bales, while prices hold steady around 11 25. The city expects about half of the total season’s crop to come in this period. A reporter’s Monday error corrected the recent tallies.
Divorce Notice in Pontotoc County Court
Notice by publication states Ethel L. Wood sues Burton M. Wood for divorce on gross neglect of duty in Pontotoc County District Court. Defendant must answer by November 15, 1912, or petition granted by default. Clerk W. T. Goy. attorney H. F. Mathis. First published October 3, 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Oklahom
County of Pontotoc
Ethel L. Wood
Burton M. Wod
Burton Mm. Wood
H. F. Mathis
Plaintiff
Roland couple to operate Ada boarding house
J. C. Roland and his wife returned from Sulphur Sunday and plan to settle again in Ada. They will run a boarding house on West 13th street.
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J. C. Roland
Ada
W. 13Th Street
Horses and mules for sale at Union Wagon yard
J B Cummings and I J Meyers advertise a herd of West Texas horses and mules for sale. The stock is young and sound and buyers seeking a team or saddle horse are urged to call and inspect the bunch at the Union Wagon yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Cummings
I. J. Meyers
West Texas
Union Wagon Yard
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Trom
Dany
Ada Trading Co
Mrs. Bowers
Jay Roddy and
Egypt
West Main
Ada, Oklahoma
Telephone
Okla
DeBort
Lassie Tanner
Allen
Missionary Society
W. J. Leapway
Lewis Wertz
Denis
D. H. Reese
Cannon Building
W. T. Ooy
Department of Ladies
Shaw's Nickel Store
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