Local Personal Notes From Friday’s Daily
Grove resident T C Wickiser was present while Lon Conner headed to Tulsa. H W C Shelton traveled to Pryor Creek and Janie Hall returned from St Louis. Numerous visitors and locals such as Joe Chambers Claremore and Mrs Kate Woodruff Parsons appear, with many headed for or returning from nearby towns. The column notes church events, business trips, and social visits across Vinita, Chelsea, Pryor Creek, Claremore, Muskogee, and Muskogee area locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Wickiser
Grove
Lon Conner
Tulsa
H. W. C. Shelton
Pryor Creek
Patten
Chelsea
B. W. Stryker
Claremore
Hk. C. Henson
Tahlequah
Janie Hall
St. Louis
Herman Knight
San Antonio
Texas
Joe Chambers
Tran
Kate Woodruff
Parsons
M. A. Bemin
Tonn
J. MH. Shamble
Centralian
Davenport
Kansas City
Ladies’ Aid of the Christian Church
Roberts
Coffeyville
Barber Churchill
Mise Beesie Little
Muskogee
KR. Clark
Pawnee
Okla
Prof. Masterset
Carr Gatewood
Lin
Miaxi
Emma Gatewood
B. J. Hobdye
Blowjacket
Tin
Chicago
The
Ramble Millinery Co
Slaith
Leavenworth
Vinita Daily Scene Full of Visitors and Local Business
A long list of visitors and residents in Vinita today includes Fred Hutchfe from Chelsen Wav Clark from Chel ven J.B. Mabon from Minth, J.C. Graves from Spring, and Captain F. J. Barrett returning from Claremore. Numerous other locals travel, shop, or conduct business, with social events noted including a Presbyterian church gathering and a dress rehearsal for Hoy Wil be Girle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hutchfe
Chelsen
Wav
Clark
Chel
Dennis Wilson
Parsons
J.B. Mabon
Minth
J.C. Graves
Hamilton
Tulsa
G. W. Snodgrase
Okemah
Blake Gore
Bluejacket
Jordan Morris
Hollow
Oho
Isaac Cohn
Cheleen
Crawford Ode
Pryor Creek
B. J. Nall
Pensecola
John Oatman
Centralia
W. C. Pallfi
John Wise
Chelsea
F. J. Barrett
Claremore
Steve Edwards
Spavinaw
Wil Owen
Ed Shepard
Beneca
Jim Prodinger
White
Adair
B. Morehouse
Eureka Springs
Tie Son
Lewla Morehouse
Eureka
Springs
P. Martin
The
Afton
Amerie
Deftoux Bailey
Mimmkoges
Springfield
Mie
Madinon
Kana
Th. Glenn
Contrauia
Nira
GW. Mitchell
Miles
Miss Canna
Pryor Crovk
Chyle Club
Auditorum Park
Jopkin
Bir
Oliver Bagby
Reanmae Otty Lat Niacit
Lewis Rogers
Cary Cpldwett
Chelson
George Taylor
Todd
W. Wi. Halzet
Kansan City
Thee
Katy
Howe
Civic
Stolen horse from Anderson Lynch's place on Rix Cabin Creek
On Sunday night April 11 a dark bay horse about 14 hands high with white hind feet and a jaw brand was stolen from Anderson Lynch near Rix Cabin Creek. A $10 reward is offered for information leading to recovery. Witnesses and carriers should contact Evans Lyngh, Chaffee, Ohlu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Lynch
Rix Cabin Creek
Evans Lyngh
Chaffee
Ohlu
Fort Gibson Hall To House Oklahoma Blind in Guthrie
The historic Fort Gibson barracks and dance hall will shelter Oklahoma’s blind. State Superintendent Cameron, after inspecting the White School, arranged to lease the century old Fort Gibson buildings on Cherokee Hill near the Grand with the Arkansas River. The site’s history and notable figures tied to Fort Gibson are noted, including references to General Taylor, Jefferson Davis, Washington Irving, Longfellow, and Talbina Rogers. Cameron plans to preserve relics from the fort, including a piece of a pear tree linked to General Sam Houston and a walnut hat rack from Taylor’s house, with a gavel carved from Irving’s tree to be presented to the state teachers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Fort Gibson
Southwest
Oklahoma
E. PD. Cameron
Jreet
Fort Gipson
Grand
Arkansas
United States Army
Old National Cemetery
Fort, Gibson
Washita
Oklaholmna
Five Civilized Tribes
Tholr Daxtery
Taylor
Jefferson Day
Honery M. Sunley
Washington
Ho W. Longfellow
Sam Houston
Tnt
Fort Gibran
Vaylor
Davia
Fort Gibron
Washington Irving
Central
Prairies
Longfellow
Grand River
Texas
Republic
Sat Houston
Tennessee
Talbina Rogers
Houston
Talbina
Arkansas River
National Cemetery
Cameron
Mearge
Tre
Jefferson Davis
Taylor Monaton
Betty Taylor
Not guilty verdict in Stevenson murder trial at Norman
Nor ning Oklahoma April 19 Not guilty read the clerk of the district court for the jury that sat the case of James Stevenson charged with the murder of Bo W Cathey deputy city marshal of Paul Valley The defense argued well defense and questioned the motive while Ben Williams and Moman Prujett contended the case. Stevensons wife and children attended most of the trial but not at verdict time Judge Huston thanked the jury and ordered them to Guthrie
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norning
Okla
District Court
James Stevenson
Bo OW. Cathey
Tarsaal
Paulie Valley
Ren I Willian
Norman
Morwan Prulett
Oklahoma City
Yonker
Bap Jones
Vallin Valley
Ben Williams
Moman Prujett
Cathey
Stevenson
Huston
Guthrie
St Guthrie
Robbers Over Power Officers and Escape in Havens Bank Heist
Two robbers dynamited Havens Bank in Kane County Oklahoma. They overpowered Officer Morton and fled, eluding Pursuit after local police intervened. The incident occurred today with no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prews
Bartlesville
Okla
Bank of
Muskogee Chosen for Next Meeting by Odd Fellows
The Odd Fellows closed their seventeenth annual season with a large event at Convention hall last night. Elections on the fourth ballot chose Ada born H. Chiundley as grand secretary, with Mason of Ardmore noted as runner-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikkoges
Ukia
Oothtoiia Odd Fellows
Moe
Mason
Ardmore
Chiundley
Ada
Soverien Grand Lodge
George W. Mo Jbray
Tulsa
Soverign Grand Lodge
J. C. Shearer
Madomingo
J. A
Donald
George A. Henshaw
Madill
A. M. Lecraft
Colbert
Muskogee
McDonald
Oklahoma
President Returns to Washington After Yale Visit
President Tat flies back to Washington from New Haven where he attended a Yale corporation meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Associated Plan
Washington, D. C
Tat
New Haven
Yale Corporation
Order for Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate in Minor Case
In Craig County Oklahoma the guardianship of Samuel Terrell a minor is proceeding. The court schedules the hearing for April 22 1909 at 10 am to determine if a guardian may sell all or part of the minor’s real estate and directs publication of this order for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Terrell
McFarland
Petitig
Craig
Ohlhoma
Notice of Real Estate Sale by Guardian in Craig County
The Craig County Court announces a guardian sale of estate of Mamie Hill and George M Hil minors. Property in Nowata and Craig counties Oklahoma to be sold at private sale to highest bidder on April 11, 1909, at 1:00 pm in Vinita. Sealed bids require a draft for one full bid amount. guardian Thea D B Frear oversees the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seymour Riddle
Hon Bulli
North Brower
Thompson
Lew Tharrett
George M. Ward
Cowekin Prairie
Winita
Mr Wand
Delaware County
Presbyterian Church
Mire
B.A. Bornew
WR. McGeorge
Cherokee National Bank
T. W. Cook
J. K Taylor
J. W. Craig
Geo
Fr. Harris
Grand Lodge
C. F
Mushoges
Dr. Craig
C. Hoffine
Nofine Bros, City Directory Company
Oklahoma City
Oklacoma
Excelent
Menterday
A.M. Clink Seales
Puriumnen
Craig
Oklahoma
Mareh
Mamie i
Hill
George M. Hil
Eald County Court
O'Eloek
Vinita
Conny
Mamie B. C
George M
Eal
Nowata
O. H.R
Shellon
Township
R. R
RK & OH i
Section
George St HN
Couwning
Pobed Tore
United State Government Survey
Nowat County
Oktchoun
Mount
Thea
Frear
County Idee
Oklahoms
Wright
Guardian
Order to Show Cause for Guardian Sale of Minor Real Estate
Court in Craig County Oklahoma orders guardians J H Bailey and guardian for Franklin G Bailey and Sarah Reps to show cause why the estate real property of the minors should not be sold. Hearing set for May 3 at 9 AM in Vinita Court House. Notice to be published in weekly newspaper for three consecutive weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oklahoma
Craig
Franklin G. Bailey
Sarah A. Hailey
J. H. Bailey
Betate
Franklin
Boon
Aaid
Vinita
Kobe Ag
Eaid Crw
Thro
D. BR. Frear
Murch Uy
Paul P. Mackey
Suoriian
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Sore Jonkinw
Cavin Creek
O. le Miter
Kanaan City
Watyr Committee
Witer
Relves
BB Davidson
Bimini
George Coney
Chinemore
John Hullette
Dikd
Chelsea Sun
Kate Duncan
Wolek
Jota Blue
Lot Conner
Authrie
Miia Dowling
Louta
Mike Florence
Mhicaro
Mina Elvie Morrison
W. M. Todd
Miami
Lee Barrett
W.E. Clapham
J. Warren Fe
H.C. Gould
Bluejackettain
Granville Craig
Welch
George Tanner
W. EB Dean
Thor, Gray
Misa Lucy Kennedy
Mint
O. L. Rider
K. Kenny
W. J. Nix
Sarah Nix
Louise Graham
H. G. Jameson
Topeka
Price
W. P. Thompson
Tablequah
Harrison Bethell
Mra
F. C. Robers
Sildred Deck
Misa Grace
Frasier
F.C. Murdock
Elmer Thompson
Holsworth
Sen‘een
Felix
John Riderhowe
Bella, Vex
J.T. Gunter
Siloam Springs
O. L. Dowell
Gonter
Exas
W.T. Pord
Palr
Masry Dowell
Mia Buta Uyton
Mitch Agnes Ritchey
Morving
Blue
Joe
J. Murphy
McAlewter
B. Mille
Cheldon
Aline Clara Murdock
G. W. Geir
Odd Fellows
A. W. Clapp
Muskogen
Republician
Parker and Rider
H. Reideman
McAlester
Jewelers
W. A. Leslie
Welet
J. W. Linder
Joplin
Mra. J
Sher Ridenhour
Sherif Ridenbour
Stoaiavarger
Holliday
Scott Miliding
Vaid
Honey Ballard
Alton
Boe Baby Bey
Ton Tuey
Lew Bordenkirker
Minas Stoallberger
Minn DePye
Parwone
J. J. Bechmidt
Gallortave
Tule
le M. Ditto
Charley Webb
Tinade
RK. Nix
Mish
J. M. MoGesat
Miwa
Fort Gibson Hall
Otevenson
R. W. Cathey
Ual
Theo D. B. Frear
Addis A. Brown
Firat
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