Local and Personal News From Vinita
Thursday notices from Vinita list numerous visitors and residents: J J Spencer to Claremore, W W Halsell from Kansas City, L Rider from Miami, W P Mayes from Grove, A D Roberts from Claremore, J Murphy from Tulsa, Pryor Parley to Oswego, many others visiting or traveling through. Meetings at the Twentieth Century Club, funeral services for Joseph Hickman, Mrs W R Jackson, and local civic activities noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Chamberlin
Alma Henderson
Adair
R. V. McSpudden
Muskogee
Vinita Crutchford
John Miller
Needmore
J. H. Ford
Waas
Lee Thompson
Ella Kincade
Miami
Tulsa
A. B. Hicks
City
Wichita
A. J. Alvey
Racine
Joe Madison
Ric
Miss Nettle
Gamble
Big Cabin
Me. Wilson
Dusiness
Albert Brown
Kans
Mies Maud Lamar
Fredonia
Kana
J. W. Howard
Wyandotte
C. W. Crows
Holderman
Swif Samuel
Pryor Creek
Joe Higdon
Rock Creek
Clarence Rider
Wednaway Bridge
Dewey
Texas
Bramble
Lottie Vaughn
St. Louia
R. EB. Ryan
Chas. Lackey
Stony Point
N.C
First Nations Bank of Muskogee
Davie Pill
West Canadian Avenue
Daily roundup of local residents and travels
Wednesday notes list W M Sims at Pryor Creek and Lon Bordenkircher heading south while Seymour Riddle visited Tulsa and Muskogee. Laurae Graper and Captain J C Wilkerson were seen in Pryor Creek and Centralia respectively. Various locals such as Dene Englehart, Kane, and Georgia Miller traveled to Welch Muskogee Edna and Muskogee with others returning from Muskogee Stillwell Big Cabin Fort Worth and Guthrie. The city council plans a meeting tonight and several residents are on business trips or visiting nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bland Shelton
Centralia
Laurae Graper
Pryor Creek
J.C. Wilkerson
Moening
Dene Englehart
Rom Welch
Big Cabin Items
Big Cabin items report a death of Mrs. William Clevenger from heart disease at 48, with funeral arrangements and interment at Bluejacket cemetery. Notes include local social updates, visits from relatives, and a Friday ice cream supper at the Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Cabin
Frank Dixon
Adair
Membrge
Shirley Merritt
Chloe Dorman
Muskogee
Big Cabin Boys
Hewsville Boys
Steve Haynes
Chouteau
Carlyle Lesley
Vislt
Frank Smith
Arkansas
Albert Scott
William Clevenger
Donry
Bluejacket Cemetery
Sooners to Face Texas in Austin Dual Meet
Norman Oklahoma April 2 University of Oklahoma track team travels to Austin to meet the University of Texas on April 28. Director Darling leads long workouts as athletes sharpen for the showdown. Texas has only eight men available due to expense limits. Meeds Mortor and Diamond named among the already selected. Clemens improving after a rough night and is brighter today but still weak. Strawberry pickers sought by Neosho association around May 20. J B Graves listed as business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman
Okla
Uniiversity of Oklahoma
Austin
Texas
University of Texas
Mtrader
Darling
Ken
Artin Meeds
Mortor
Diamond
Bootsite crackdown to halt bootleggers in Oklahoma and Kansas militant drive
In Muskogee Oklahoma on April 21 federal officials led by Marshal Grant Victor and deputies, with U S attorney W J Gregg and Nichols, announce intensified prosecutions under internal revenue laws to curb bootlegging. A Topeka dispatch explains new enforcement tactics across prohibition states, highlighting federal state cooperation and use of stamps as prima facie evidence in prosecutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Oklo
Grant Victor
Federal
W. J. Gregg
A. Nichols
United States
Internal Revenue Law
Topeka
Oklahoma
Taft
Department of Justice
Stubbs
Kansas
Prohibition
Washington
Vatate
Fraternal Aid Holds Interesting Meeting in Vinita
Vinita Corneil No. 272 Fraternal Aid entertained General President H B Don Carlos and General Treasurer Sweeney. Lively speeches praised the order, with Don Carlow recalling old friends. End-of-year totals showed 1060.40 carried and March 1910 payments to widows and orphans totaled 30000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita Corneil No. 272
Eaternal Aid Association
H. KB
Don Carlos
Don Carlow
Brother Sweeney
Hobdy
J. 8
Davenport
L. Trott
Vinita
The
Treasury
Inhabitanta
Great Commoner Meets Taft At White House
Washington, D.C. April 40 W. J. Bryan and President Taft spent an hour closeted together at the White House. The meeting yielded compliments about health and appearance, while Bryan noted the visit was a good one and said no tariff or political talks occurred. Earlier Bryan conferred with Speaker Cannon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Commoner
Taft
White House
Washington, D.C
W. J.bryan
Aneh
Col. Bryan
Can‘non
Democrats back Geo D Key for Oklahoma attorney general
A settled conviction among Oklahoma Democrats favors Geo D Key as the party’s attorney general choice. He is described as young, vigorous, honest, and well learned in the law with a strong professional record and no factional baggage. The text promotes a new deal and fresh blood, urging the party to cast off worn incumbents and unite behind Key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. D. Key
Oklahoma
Sevkera
Teket
Ady
Stray Stock Report From Grove Okla 1910
From Grove Oklahoma on Monday April 18 1910 two animals strayed a brown broncho mare 800 to 900 pounds with rowel mane branded on stifle about 14 1 2 hands high and a black mare mule two years old worked fed groomed with a week’s mane growth and slight leg knot both described as very gentle 910 00 reward for information leading to recovery of both animals George H Perkins Grove Okla
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grove
Oklahoma
George H. Perkins
Okla
Order For Hearing Petition To Sell Real Estate
In Craig County Oklahoma a petition by BN Williamson administrator of J H Ritchie deceased seeks court authorization to privately sell all or part of the real estate. The court sets May 3 1910 at 9 am for hearing at the April term and requires notice to interested parties ten days prior, with possible publication in the Vinita Weekly Chieftain for four weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
Oklahoma
Craig
J. H. Ritchie
BN. Williamson
Vinita Weekly Chieftain
Theo
D. B. Farar
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig and Sequoyah Counties
Public notices report multiple real estate sales by guardians and administrators in Oklahoma counties. The listings describe sales for cash, subject to county court confirmation, detailing parcels in Craig County and a Salisaw auction under an administrator of Beenie Cotton and a guardian for Jesse and Merick Buffington minors. Dates referenced include April 1910 and May 1910 with court schedules and bidding conditions.
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Delaware County Oklahoma
In the Chieftain April 22 1910 notice states that David J Zinn guardian for William H F Zinn a minor will sell at private sale on May 7 1910 at 10 am in Delaware County Court Office all titled interest of the estate in Craig County Oklahoma by sealed bid with ten percent bid advance. Sale subject to county court confirmation. Properties include parts of Lots 2 3 4 Section 2 Township 24 North Range 21 East Crai County Oklahoma. Private sale for cash to highest bidder with bids sent to County Judge after May 7 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County of
Craig
Oklahoma
Jane Buffington
Jesse Buffington
Merick Buffington
Wilell
Jesse Buofington
Minora
Jana
Craig County
State of
Bee
Chieftain
Beenie Cotton
Sequoyah
Reasie
Anid Court
Salisaw
Bosele
Salleens Osieho DA
Firet
The
Delaware
Hensie M. Wood
Frankie Ola Wood
Bessie M. Wood
Delaware County
Bessie M. Wool
James F.ate
William H. F. Zinn
William HM. F. Zinn
Craie County
Pavid J, Zinn
Guardian
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Earl Walker
J. J. Spencer
Claremore
Halsellie Hero
the Green
R. D. Pollard
Fred Macy
Bluejacket
C. Roberts
Catoosa
W. L. Frogge
Lawrence
Oliver Bagby
O. L. Conner
Tulen
Francis McGerry
Attie
Howard Stith
N. Williamson
C._ K. DePue
Welch
J. Howell
Welch Watchman
Charles Price
Terre [ Haute
Ind
Brown
Herman Meyer
Max Mendel
Fred Woolard
Titan
Will Robbina
C. Buel
Holly
Cole
Arived
Civic Club
Parker Plz
Lewis Moorehouse
Green Forest
Ark
Frank Tooley
Dick Secondine
Carl Griffin
White Oak
Joseph Hickman
Chritian Church
Mra
W. R. Jackson
J. M. Cawntrell
Mre
Walter Dotson
Mary Wilson
Enid
Wilson
R. C
Heimick
Thie City
Gervand
Vinita Mimia
Heber Skinner
W. P. Farley
Joseph Francis Lundy
Lola Inman
W. G. Williams
Tlnola
Phil Horton
T. J. Sweeny
W. C. Chamberlin
Pieas Thompson
Nowata
John L. Galt
W. F. Gilmer
Ardmore
J. Plumly
Drummond
J. B. Pershing
J. M. Lionberger
Tablequah
T. B. Smalley
Neosho
Jesse Roark
Seneca
Joplin
Juplin
G. W. Clark
Davin HI
Twentieth Century Club
Sparks
Miss Light
Miss Murphy
Claremore Ane
Laiile Hunt
C. EB. Brudorn
Oronoge
Thomas Franklin Johnson
Wauranda
Wash
Mary Poeleurt
Dfra
Joseph Rickman
Winita
Fraternal Aid
H. E. Don Carlow
T. J. Sweeney
Lawrence, Kane
J. J. HU. Reedy
Chelees
Tonopah
Nev
Shelby
P. J. Golder
Mane Pmoth Springs
W. M. Sims
Lon Bordenkircher
Threnening
Seymour Riddle
John Crutchfield
Musicoan
Guy Patten
Edna, Kane
Georgia Miller
W. P. Thompson
Stillwell
DePue
F. Parke
Guthrie
P. L. Marney
Centralia Forest
A. P. Orven
L. Rider
Roy Lundy
Page
Ity
John Jankine
John Mall
Marty Mitchell
Tulua
Grayson Wills
Gene Englehart
Gameforce
Fort Worth
J. A. Lippa
Berrlin
J. H. Wimner
Musko
W. F. Daley
W. H. Kornegay
James L. Nolen
B. Moree
McAleeter
T. Glinn
Aston Snat
Clemens
Associated Prena
Redding
Conn
Samuel Clemens
Neosho Fruit Growers and Shippers Association
J. B. Graves
Bualnoses
Theo. BD
Rj, Wright
Joseph A, Gill
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