Fort Smith visits and local notices fill a holiday issue
Local Fort Smith visitations are recounted with residents like Attorney Harry Winsor and Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Arnold among the visitors. Shoemaker E. L. Foster offers repairs. Shaw drug store advertises Bibles and books. Misses Lula and Ella Jones Christmas shop. a newborn boy brings joy to Mr. and Mrs. Reed. A. Blanck returns from Kansas City. court news notes the marriage of Geo C. Whitmire and Fannie Dudley. W. A. Corley travels to Paragould for holidays. various sales, real estate, and farm notices appear along with school Christmas events and local shortages or incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Winsor
Fort Smith
Foster
Shaw Drug Store
Lem Cowart
Tablequah
Lula
Ella Jones
Wr. Reed
A. Blanck
Kansas
C. Whitmire
Fannie Dudley
W. A. Corley
Wednyasay
Par
O. W. Fasrar
Poss” Henson
Oak Grove
T. Me ‘Wyly
Kansas “City
Theic
Achool
Papal
Sheodore
Mics
Fern
Colon Cochran
Richad
J. H. Dannenberg
George Patton
Tabilequah
R.A. Walters
W. H. Davis
Howell
George Dellaphone
Jack
Muskogee
John Dale
Trigg & Dale
Walker
Collum
Ft.Smith
Collums
Conway
Stilwell
Abe Hassett
Local notes on events and happenings in Stilwell
An assortment of town items: a minor accident and safety report, Buster Brown’s visit at J L Cox Co store with a biographical show for all ages, advertisements and ongoing construction delays at City Hotel and nearby blocks, ownership changes at a local business, staff updates for Stilwell schools, barber Bracy’s Xmas gift, and Elder Rosenstein’s revival closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buster Brown
J. L. Cox & Co
City Hotel
B. G. Holland
J. L. Morton
Stilwell
Mary Rider
Jennie Snyder
Hazel Mason
Guthrie
Albert Bracy
Rosenstein
The
Christian Church
Draymen Raise Prices Take Effect January 1 1910
Draymen report poor earnings at current rates and raise charges effective January 1 1910. Freight hauling increases from 15 cents to 50 cents per load, hay hauling 50 cents per ton, and lumber from yard 15 to 75 cents per load. Signed by J W Myers J A White T A Petty C A Bently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Myers
J. A. White
T. A. Petty
C. A. Bently
Draymen
Change of Mind by J L Cox & Co
J L Cox and Co abandon plans to move to Tahlequah and announce they will remain near their established connections. They express gratitude for patronage during the year ending and solicit continued support in 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Cox& Co
Tahlequah
S J L Cox'& CO
Christmas Time in Stilwell Brightens Town Holiday Pace
Christmas week in Stilwell features church trees and programs by Methodist Baptist Christian and Presbyterian groups with presents for distribution and seasonal gatherings. New Year’s Eve hosts a masquerade social at Morton's opera house by the Ladies Aid Society. Admission 10c with mask and 15c without. refreshments 10c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stilwell
Presbyterian
Baptist Sunday-school
Christian Sunday School
Ladies Aid Society of the Christian Church
Morton’s New Opera House
Johnny Clyne Wounded In Accidental Shooting
Sunday at Baron, Johnny Clyne son of County Treasurer Ed Clyne was wounded by an accidental discharge of a 38 calibre revolver. The ball struck the lower right breast. doctors said it is a serious but hopeful wound. Ned Alberty visited Baron and reported the wound to the Sentinel. Johnny, about 18, is improving and expected to pull through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johrnny Clyne
Ed Clyne
Baron
Ned
Alberty
the Sentinél
Fragmented financial figures from an old ledger
A line of numbers appears to be historical monetary figures and totals. The text lists several amounts such as 558,756.30 and 4,200.00 alongside small sums like 917.58 and 986.05. The sequence ends with 78,463.16, suggesting a summary total or balance in a ledger.
Unclear Fragment Prompts Payment Order Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Cherokees and payment order with unclear context. No definite event, date, or names available to form a complete news item.
Tahlequah Vet Surgeon to Visit Stilwell Livery Stable
Dr E T Rifler of Tahlequah Oklahoma will be in Stilwell at Tittle livery stable January 19 and 20 offering free horse examinations. A joint public event follows at the Masonic lodge with local officials and supporters including G A Cottrell treasurer and W Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rifter
Tahlequah
Okla
Stilwell
Tittle Livery Stable
Masonic Lodge
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Tuell
Anna
Lara Johnson
Sam Johnson
T. N. ‘Dannenberg
F. A. Blanck
Roy Renick
Arkansas State University
Fayetteville
Prof
Renick
City
W.C. Ward
Collinsville
Barker
Sentinel
Sid Hill
Ana
Parscare. Jr
Robinson
Goa
Sas
Johnny Clyne
the Wolfes
Leavenworth
Taft
al Bas Wa
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Chas. A. Young
Bank OF Stilwell
Oklahoma
State of
Adair
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Geo
I. Finen
Jooks
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