Ada Daily Notes Social Visitors and Local Plans
Ada society notes detail Miss Etta Crossett and family traveling through Ada, George Frierson buying a 17th and Stockton lot, Ozella Hemphill planning Ada Normal attendance, Mrs. Ira J. Patterson en route from Fort Worth with son Hinton, Sam Harris from Shawnee eyeing hotel upgrades, Dority of Sulphur inspecting normal site costs, Lydia A. Newberry soliciting for Holmes Home of Redeeming Love, revival attendance by W. S. Bowman, Miss Pear Key returning from St. Louis with millinery stock, Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Wild West show coming Sept 18, and local moves including Edna Hart planning Ada Normal attendance and prize winners at Grand Leader drawing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Etta Crossett
Wynnewood
Ada
Arkansas
George Frierson
17Th
Stockton
Ozella Hemphill
Wetumka
Briles
Ira J. Patterson
Fort Worth
Tex
Weggs
Oklo
T. J. Worthington
Hinton
Sam Harris
Harris Hotel
Shawnee
Ben M. Dority
Dority and Campell Contracting Company
Sulphur
Weatherford
Baptist Church
Sid Williams
W. S. Bowman
Oklahoma City
Ed Gwin
Gwin-Mays Drug Store
Ada merchants announce purchases and price policy
Fr idays Daily reports W J Reeves & Co adds Miss Clyde Allen to sales force to start duties September Jet. Ada merchants from Texas Department store and A da suppliers return from St Louis with fall stock. Reed adopts fixed ten percent profit policy across all departments as he plans an east trip for stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Allen
W. J. Reeves & Company
T. W. Robinson
Northside
Shirtey
John McKinley
Texas Department Sore
St. Louis
Wal
Texas Department Store
Sonheimer
J. Harris
Ada
Sonnheimer
Wall
W. J. Reed
Reed
Mrs Powers and acquaintances visit McAlester
Mrs C A Powers and Vivian returned from McAlester where they visited Mrs Julius Meaders. Rev S F Goddard, presiding elder of the Ada district M E church south, is here on business today. Rev L C Wolf, pastor of First church, is also present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Goddard
Ada
M. E. Church, South
L. C. Wolf
First
Mrs Tobbert and Rebecca Visit Blanco Relatives
Monday's Daily reports Mrs. Tobbert and her daughter Miss Rebecca visiting relatives in Blanco. Ira Paterson returns to Beggs from Mrs. Worthington’s. J. A. Morgan returns from Dermot Kansas after visiting his sons W. T. and A. G. Morgan. Mrs. C. E. Jones recovering after serious operation last Wednesday. Mr. Crowder of Weatherford remains at L. J. Crowder’s bedside in a serious illness. Claude Humphreys of Dallas arrives to trim at Model Millinery. M. F. Etter and wife go home to Silsbee after visiting S. M. Shaw family. Miss Adams, Grand Leader trimmer, returns from St Louis market with stock plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Tobbert
Miss Rebecca
Blanco
Ira Paterson
Claude. Humphreys
Dallas
M. F. Etter
Silsbee
Texas
Mrs. Etter
S. M. Shaw
Miss Adams
St Louis
Tuesday's Daily Illness and Travel Notes
Mr Albert Nettles daughter Dor ris is very ill with typhoid fever. Wanda Brown is on the sick list. The Ross family and son traveled to Sulphur. Overstreet and mother went to Sulphur. Briles and Lucas visit Guthrie for the Normal. Vic Good from Rosf visits Miss Baker. Shonefelt family moved to Oklahoma City. Meyer moves to Sunrise. Sowers and Ruth return from Denison. Tobias and Rosa return from Chicago and St Louis. Jones family returns to Sherman. Hendrix visits Wapagucka. Gilbreath relatives visit Clinton. Stewarts return to Dallas after Harris Hotel visit. Barry family moves to J Bedford house on 14th. Meaders leaves for McAlester with Julius family. Rev. Wilson returns from Helena Ark to aid his son Hubert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Nettles
Dorris
Wanda
Marvin Brown
W. L. Ross
Othella Overstreet
Prof
Briles
E. H. Lucas
Guthrie
Nor
L. Sowers
Ruth
Denison
S. Tobias
Miss Rosa
Chicago
St. Louis
Noah Jones
Ed Jones
Sherman
Pearl Hendrix
Gladys Torbet
Wapagucka
Jno. Gilbreath
Clinton, Mo
B. H.jason
Beanie Gilbraith
Kenneth Stewart
Dallas
Harris Hotel
J. W. Jones
W. B. Barry
J. Bedford
14Th Street
J. W. Meaders
Meaders
Julius
McAlester
W. M. Wilson
Helena
Ark
Hubert
Local residents note births visits and travel in Ada
Mr and Mrs Frank Meadows welcome an eight pound boy. Mrs W T Cox returned from Monteagle Tennessee. B F Frick to Oklahoma City on business. J F MeeKeel to Guthrie for professional work. Marion West and family visit his brother Lee West. Pearl Stone of Tecumseh visits Susie Chisler. Chas Smith returns from Colorado mountains. Carrie Winters of Oklahoma City visits Ada. Mrs Ethel Shonefelt and son Allen return from Oklahoma City. Nathan Crepps of Rofs passes through en route to Atoka. Jim Fauntleroy and wife return from Sulphur Springs Texas. Mrs H L Owens visits from Kansas City. Mrs M L Trout of Thermopolis Wyoming visits sister Mrs T J Pierce. Ivy Keirsey visiting Mrs J D Rinard. Mrs Reicht visiting son H V Reicht. E H Lucas returns from Guthrie for the normal. Mrs J M Perry and Mintahova go to Campbell Texas to visit sister. Katy president travels through Ada in special car to inspect track. Stone Williams sings Holy City at church boosting turnout despite mud and possible bad weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Meadows
W. T. Cox
Monteagle
Tenn
B. F. Frick
Oklahoma City
J. F. MeeKeel
Guthrie
Marion West
Lee West
Pearl Stone
Tecumseh
Susie Chisler
Chas. Smith
Colorado Mountains
Carrie Winters
Ethel Shonefelt
Allen
Nathan Crepps
Rofs
Atoka
M. L. Trout
Thermopolis
Wyo
T. J. Pierce
Ivy Keirsey
J. D. Rinard
Ford
Reicht
H. V. Reicht
Pontotoc County Abstract Co
E. H. Lucas
Normal
J.M. Perry
Mintahova
Campbell
Tex
The
Katy
Ada
McComb Won’t Resign and Likely Run Again
Insurance Commissioner T J McComb rejects resignation rumors and signals a probable bid for reelection next year. Acting Secretary Leo Meyer processes 1909 session laws. the volume lists 692 pages, a double index, and officers and offices. Also reported are bank licensing actions, new bank incorporations in Talihina and Prue, and Lawton beer shipments to Guthrie as Oklahoma confiscated booze quota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Meyer
Oklahoma Printing and Engraving Company
Oklahoma City
McComb
Lefors
Guthrie
Lawton
Oklahoma
General Crow Re-Elected at U C V Reunion
General Crow reports the Chickasha state reunion of the U C V was successful despite the absence of state commander General Cross. He notes Ada girls Miss Gladys Torbett and Misses Hula Claire Sims and Helen Jones as sponsor and maids of honor. Also records dissolution of the Indian ton Company of Durant and charter for Red River Valley Cotton Company with 18080 capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Crow
Chickasha
General Cross
Crow
Ada
Gladys Torbett
Hula Claire Sims
Helen Jones
Indian Ton Company of
Durant
Red River Valley Cotton Company
Kakapota Ramty
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lydia A. Newberry
Holmes
Judge Powers
Geo. Cox
Ozark
Cox
Greer
Edna Hart
Citra
Austin
Hart
Edmond
A. E. Haren
Stonewall
Susie Taylor
Otis Hope
R. H. Gambel
W. G. Broadfoot
Gambel
Winters
Dick Couch
Claremore
Vic Good
Rosf
Mary Kate Baker
Allez
A. D. Meyer
Sunrise
Jim Fauntleroy
Sulphur Springs
Office OF Sec'y. OF State
T. J. McComb
National Bank
A. M. Young
First National Bank of
Ponca City
Farmers and Merchants State Bank of
Talihina
Capital
John J. Thomas
May Miller
James N. Ross
Prue State Bank of
Prue
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Osage County
N. Prudom
W. T. Leahy
J. H. Comer
Asi
Widow Jones
Stetson
Bolt
Derby
W. L. Douglass
I. Harris
Hoe of Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Buck
Levinsky Shoes
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