Daily Personalities Dense Itinerary of City Visitors
Tuesday's Daily lists numerous visitors and locals in Vinita from Muskogee, Joplin, Chelsea, Claremore, Kansas City, Centralia, and Welch. It notes business trips, social calls, club meetings, construction activity at the post office site, and a forthcoming theater showing. Also mentions a marriage license, election day dinner plans, and ongoing baseball practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McMillan
Gee
J. ¢. Starr
Muskogee
J. O. Hall
J. A. Jones
Altamont
Ott Smith
Guthrie
J. M. Simms
Welch
Perlman
Jay
Centralia
W. A. Clay
Joplin
Anna Shanahan
Joe Williams
Chelsea
Tom McSpadden
Helsea
D. G. Elliott
H. J. Cole
Kansas City
Charley Poole
Electric Park
J. B. Harrison
J. A. McNabb
J. B. Storm
Wimner
Okla
Doc” Williams
Kana
Merrill
Cheleeu
Scottish Hire Masons
McAlester
J. W. Linder
Wagoner
Brown
Wood Sparks
J.T. Gunter
Pumphrey
Oswego
D. B. Brutsman
Tulsa
Anathesa
Federal Court
Clarence B. Hale
Mins Leah Elisabeth Stivers
Munkogee
Som Byrd
Chelova
Methodist Church
Oceama Wax
J. M. Young
Clare
Guy Patten
W. Orr
Oklahoma City
L. Dowell
Tain
Twentieth Century Club
Mra. Swain
C. Roberts
Herman Knight
Neshmore
Charles Newman
Pat Morgan
Trinota
Mr. Purcell
H. Kt. Warner
Local notes mix shoppers guests and obituaries
This brief item details R C Neal an attorney from Chetopa attending a guest of D H Wilson, Mrs Mac White traveling to Shawnee, and the death of Mrs John Tate near Bluejacket at 2 AM. It also mentions George Wiggins proposing a school floriculture club, G W HEL returning from Muskogee with news on Mrs Patten’s grave condition, and a city council adjourned session about water drainage across Canadian and Brewer with instruction to use tile and concrete culverts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fimared Warren
R. C. Neal
Chetopa
Kans
H. Wilson
Mac White
Shawnee
John Tate
Bluejacket
Mire Tate
Charles Blue- Jacket
George Wiggins
G. W. Hel
Muskogee
Local residents and visitors dispersed across several towns
A stream of visitors and travellers arrives in Chelsea, Claremore, Pryor Creek, and surrounding areas with many stopping for business. Highlights include Dr. Louis Bagby visiting Chelsea, J W Wiles from Chelsea, and George Gatewood returning to Oklahoma City. Community notes mention O I O regular meeting, upcoming theater show Boys Will be Girls, and local political planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Young
Talala
G. Perlman
Centralia
T. Langley
Chelsea
C. C. Roberts
Afton
G. Wills
White Oak
Rev. Robt
Tulse
W. L. Jones
Pryor Creek
O. I
Joe Pritchard
Neorho
Lee Barrett
Zeno
Parsons
George W. Holliday
Kald
L. la Burger
Coffeyville
Louis Bagby
HF Smith
Kansas
L. Rider Teft
Kansas City
T. A. Chandler
Mullikogee
Chetexala
Sidney Campbell
Falkand
Mitchens
Lon Conner
Hesale
S. Churchrill
Muskogee
Ort
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
George Gatewood
Vist Bere
W. N. Wilson
Illnois
Ben Willams
J. C. Gray
J. F. Charlesworth
Jee Barrett
Guy Patten
Claremore
W. M. Millone
Munkegue
A. A. Brown
Milami
Lucy Kennedy
Minti
E. W. Stryker
Clara Chamberlin
Frank Brown
Bartlett
Kans
Misa Nellie Smiley
Mra
L. Langley
Beatrice
Evelyn Dunham
Adair
George Tillotson
B. Thompson
Mt. Vernon
W. A. Randolph
W. B. Coley
Emporia
Parker & Rider
Second Sale of College Addition in Vinita
John J. Harden, owner, announced the second sale of data for the College Addition in Vinita. Harden promotes easy monthly payments, noting improved sidewalks and proximity to downtown. He praises Vinita’s future, calling it the best location on two major rail lines in Oklahoma and predicting significant growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Harden
EB Reno
Vinita
Harden
College
Down Town
Oklahoma
Saya
Mr. Harden
Warning of Wood Pulp Peril Sends Urgent Request
Herman Ridder, treasurer of the Democratic National Committee, via the Associated Press, urges newspapers to prompt United States senators to back reduced pulp and paper duties as in the Payne bill. He warns the Senate may oppose such action and calls for immediate united action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herman Ridder
Democratic National Committee
Associated Press Today
United States
Senate Chamber
Washington, D. C
House
University of Oklahoma Lectures Offered by Faculty 15
Norman Okla April 14 The state university of Oklahoma presents a course of over one hundred lectures offered by faculty members. Subjects cover broad range suitable for many groups. Most lectures delivered without charge besides actual expenses. Some talks aimed at commencements and high school addresses. A bulletin with full details is available by request. Correspondence to Henry Meier Norman Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Oklahoma
Ita
Henry Meier
Drop in Wheat 16 Set Back for Bulls
Wheat futures fell sharply with May down 4 percent and September off 6.1 percent as the market faced a setback. Winnipeg reports a five cent drop fueling bears as exporters resell wheat bought for Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hy Associated Prenn
Chicago
Winnipeg
Europe
Fire department carnival planned for Vinita week
The Vinita fire department announces a week long carnival in town. The event will be held on Canadian Avenue with permission from the city council. A royal show and lively week are promised, with Muskogee hosting the carnival for the entire period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Muskogee
Severe Snow Storm Sweeps Wisconsin In April
A severe snowstorm sweeps over Wisconsin with Lacrosse reporting three inches of snow already fallen and no sign of abatement. The Associated Press notes ongoing heavy snowfall as residents brace for continuing storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Lacrosse
Wis
Harris School House Items and Local Travel Notes
D B Payne and family shopped in Big Cabin Saturday Rev Harrie visited Vinita Saturday Joe Hallow and N Heney Nolen made a business trip to Contratta returning Sunday J G Charley was in Vinita Saturday Wilout Sanders and Marvin Warup were in Big Cabin Friday Dr Nolen went to Vinita today Walter Howell and Sam Henderson were in Big Cabin Monday Wee Harris and son were in Me Cabin Monday Mr and Mrs Dog White spent Tuesday with James Bane and family A B Hayes was in Vinita Monday James A Nolen and family visited Mr and Mrs Walter Howell Sunday Farmers have corn planted and enjoyed a social rain Monday James A Nolen returned home Saturday from Fort Smith
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Payne
Big Cabin
Harrie
Vinita
Joe Hallow
N. Heney Nolen
Contratta
J. G. Charley Wos
Mewers
Wilout
Sanders
Marvin Warup
Dr. Nolen
Walter Howell
Sam H. Henderson
Wee Harris and Son
Dog White
Jamee Bane
T. Hayes
James A. Savoy
Walter
Howell
James A. Nolen
Fort Smith
Order for Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate Oklahoma
Guardianship of Clarence Martin minor in Craig County Oklahoma grants Joseph Martin as guardian permission to sell real estate. Court sets hearing for April 26 1900 at 10 am with all interested parties required to appear and show cause why sale should not be approved. Publication for three weeks in Seale County and Mayes County papers per order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diate
Oklahoma
Craig
Clarence Martin
Joseph Martin
Xuide
Nal
Seale
Oklahoms
Mayes
Eee
Theo D. Prear
abpDia
Notice of sale of Clara Clifton Martin minor estate land
Notice in Craig County Oklahoma that guardian will sell at private sale to highest cash bid, subject to County Court confirmation on April 19 1909 at ten o clock am. The property is the north half of the northwest quarter of section 4 township 25 north range 18 east totaling about eighty acres, in Craig County. Bids must be written and accompanied by one third bid in certified funds and delivered to Addie A Brown attorney Vinita Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
REAL
Craig
State of
Oklahoma
Clifton Martin
Noder
Dia Hami
Olahoma
Addie A. Brown
Vinita
George
Insurance Preparedness Ad Encourages Policy Coverage
A short insurance notice urges readiness to save property from loss or damage with a good policy from a reputable company. It stresses that minutes can protect years of hard work by restoring assets and invites readers to see the provider today.
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JG. W. Hill
Ww. B
F. A. Englehart
Gene Englehart
St. Louia
B. Rogers
Captain Barrett
W. P. Gatewood
Carl J. Marx
Wichita
Iwane Cohn
Quator
Bradley Cordrey
Spavinaw
Ed Karnes
Fr. Barrett
Strange
Raymond
C. H. Bryan
Lester &. Manley
Junction City
W. P. Thompson
Sam Parks
Westville
H. ¥. Rice
B. C. Gates
Miami
T. C. Newby
Collinsville
Maharney & Myers
A. B. Watton
Herman Tear
Wwe
L. Branberg
M. P. Willis
Baxter Springs
Merman Baer
Cineinatti
Enos Wood
Mike Luella Wattenbarger
Judge Frour
Miss Kennedy
Amleil
Vinita Millinary
Miss Dowling
Taulliki McGhee
Pair
Idelity Farm and Loan Company
J. Howard Langley
Preyer Creek
D. Polene
Welch Ln
Horse Creek
C. L. Conner
W. E. Ross
Grove
B. J. Overley
W. Musser
J. L. Courtney
Ollie Casey
el Reno
Mae Shepard
Vaket
Milas Fannie Briscoe
Claresmore
A. ©. Gould
Marion Moore
J. W. Jones
Pstate Bank
John T. Gunter
Siloam Springs
Sparks
Mise Dowling
Vilita Millinery
Cunningham
L. W. Buffington
Tahlequah
Ed Thompson
W. L. Trottin
Harrix
Oeene Gill
Clarke
John Wisele
Presbyterian Church
B. A. Barnes
Christian Endeavor Society
Florence Brambie
East
Brambie Millinery Company
Charles H. Beideman
Oklahoma Jewelers Association
Mr. Beideman
Hy Addis A. Brown
Guardian
Fidelity Farm Loan Co
Ywen
Cherokee Investment Co Agents Midland Savings & Loan Co
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