Vinita Social Roundup: Local visitors and events noted
Saturday notices list residents and guests visiting from Oklahoma City Kansas City Muskogee Fairland Chelsea Racine and Washington DC. Events include a track meet descent, church sermons, Woodmen lodge meeting, weddings in Guthrie, a porch party, a Civic Club address by Mrs. Shelton and travel plans among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Malone
Oklahoma City
Deck Lamb
Kansas City
W. P. Thompson
Miami
M.S. Runyan
Afton
M. B. Maxey
Muskogee
R. Reed
John McCullough
Fairland
T. A. Chandler
Chas. B. Mitchell
Chelsea
Bennett
Racine
W. M. Peterson
Washington, D. C
J. H. Holmboe
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Rev
Talmage
Tulsa
Wm. Warner
Ketchum
W. A. Kilman
Chas. W. Jones
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Woodmen of the World Lodge
George Finley
Guthrie
W. A. Randal
Weatherford
Oklo
Randall
J. C. Felts
Baptist Church
H. Barney
Preacher and Co
Vinita
Old Maida
Civic Club
Grand
Ladies’ Aid Society
Presbyterian Church
Vinita and Pryor rail progress and local notes
Edgar Marrs, R A Leavitt, G Wills visit Vinita and Muskogee. A Whiskey arrest in Muskogee. Vinita and Kelso baseball wins 10 to 8 and 10 to 2 at Electric Park. Dr Neer’s father returns home after typhoid illness. Colts begin City League practice for May 1. Pryor track crew in Vinita then back home. Davis named to Sociological congress in Nashville May 7 to 10. Guthrie exercises invite Buffington for Oklahoma anniversary. Mayes County appraisers named for M G land. Wagoner to Miami road work speeds toward June track laying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Leavitt
Little Rock
G. Wills
White Oak
Muskoa
Hegro
Knox Polk Carr
Yukon
Okls
John A. Riddle
Indiana
Seymour Riddle
Vinita Voys
Electric Park
Vinita
Kelso
Neer
Ilinois
Colts
Pryor High School
Pryor
Geo
EB. Davis
Cruce
Nashville
Col
T. M. Buffington
Guthrie
Old Oklahoma
P. 3
Davia
Mayes County
Wagoner
Miami
Park Tree Planting Shows Citizen Cooperation
Citizens cooperate in park work as some who did not sign the tree planting agreement plant trees in South Park and others who agreed to set a quota have exceeded it. The Retail Merchants Association secretary reports few inquiries, suggesting members aren’t maximizing benefits. A hosiery maker in North Carolina reports total destruction by fire with a $75,000 loss above insurance. Harmle ss Scot Canadians in kilts arrive tomorrow, a quirky street sight and concert band, promising humor and clever imitations. The city notes the commendable disposition of our community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Park
Retail Merchants Association
Milford-Berger
North Carolina
Claremore visits and Vinita shows on May 7
Tuesday notes from Daily George Ashby report Claremore visits by residents and outsiders from Kansas City Chelsea and Big Cabin. Howe's Great London Shows head to Vinita on May 7 amid social events sermons and fundraisers including a Christian church bazaar and a porch social withW J Bryan remarks.
Local Notables Visit and Regional Sports Doings
Wednesday visitors include Dany J. W. Smith of Wagoner and Sidney M. Brown of Caney. S. J. Hall fixed the Raymond building roof while Mrs. Jos A Gill visits Seneca. Newt Harris of Centerville visits his nephew Joe Harris. Nellie Wilson heads to take charge at Max Mendel’s shop. Cobb hotel owners plan south alley extension and refurnish. SGM Victor travels from Tulsa to Boonville to scene a prisoner. Arthur Huffman bound over on booze charges. Muskogee high defeats Tahlequah 1 to 0 with an error in the ninth. Vinita hosts Muskogee in a scheduled game. Vinita fight fans expect a fast boxing card led by Whirlwind Bridgeman versus Young Huat at the Davenport building with prelims featuring Young Jack Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Swartz
Chelsea
Lee Robinson
Big Cabin
Harry Swarts
Howe
London
Vinita
T. C. Montgomery
Centralia
Frank Lewis
Pensacola
Otis Tittle
Bob Maddox
Eldorado
Minnetonka Lumber Co
A. D. Bennett
Pryor
Josephine Young
A. C. Raymond
Colorado
W. H. Roper
Stigler High School
W. B. Buchanan
Judge Gill
Miami
W. T. Davis
Aurora
J. R. Scott
Ladies of the Christian Church
Klinger's
Addis Brown
Joe Martin
Ladies of the ‘Christian Church
Kiingel
Sequoyal, Avenue Bridge
Constable Renfro
Grotto Cafe
Randle
Tom W. Smith
Smith
Vance McSpadden
Birch Burnett
Sapulpa
al Etchen
South Coffeyville
Burk
Bartlesville
W. B. Crawford
Jona Miller
Hilda Gatewood
Nelle Maloney
Ville York
Gladys Jones
Mary Minshall
Apal Love Burkhalter
Mabel Clark
Leota Miller
Limited
Opera House
Dr. Wimner
W. J. Bryan
Anthony
Caesar
Victor Talking Machine
Ladies Aid Society of
The
Presbyterian Church
Dany
J. W. Smith
Wagoner
S. J. Hall
Raymond
Jos. A. Gill
W. M. Campbell
Seneca
Sidney M. Brown
Caney
Kans
Newt Harris
Centerville
Iowa
Joe R. Harris
Nellie Wilson
St. Louis
Max Mendel
Cobb Hotel
United States
G. Victor
Tulsa
Boonville
Missouri Reform School For
Arthur Huffman
Brown
Ridenhour
Muskogee High School
Tahlequah School
Tahlequah
Muskogee
Vinita High School
Whirlwind Bridgeman
Young Huat
Davenport
South Wilson Street
Whirlwind
Bishop
Jack Johnson
Huat
Whirlywind
Hyat
Rebecca at the Well at Klingel’s this Saturday
Thursday's Daily notes G H Terbush and Joe Harris on local business trips to Claremore and Aurora while others visit Miami Oklahoma City and Catale. Klingel's hosts a bake sale and a Rebecca at the Well showing with refreshments. Fire news reports oil refinery blaze with tanks burning Chelsea refinery danger reduced. Presbyterian Lawn Social at the Wimner home raises over 20 with Ladies Aid Society gratitude to hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Terbush
Claremore
Joe Harris
Miami
Co. C. Caskey
Catale
Klingel’s
Renege Wright
Texas
Rebecca
T. M. Buffington
Aurora
Dock Allen
Arkansas
Shanahan & Mitchell's
F. R. Stephens
Kansas City
Klinger’s
W. G. Masterson
Oklahoma City
Tom Ridgeway
Retailers Association
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Masonic Hall
Tre
Chelsea All
Presbyterian Lawn Social
Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
T. T. Wimner
Carl Morris Wins Eight-Round Decision in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on April 22 Carl Morris the Oklahoma heavyweight won a newspaper decision over Morgan Williams the Australian heavyweight in an eight round bout Morris said he plans to resume fighting and will meet all comers after his flat performance since losing to Jim Stewart in New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Carl Morris
Oklahoma
Morgan Williams
Morris
Jim Stewart
New York
Kansas City Stock Market Report Shows Higher Cattle Prices
Kansas City stock yards note a stronger run of cattle last week, with top steers at 8.55 and ongoing gains despite fewer arrivals than last year. Hog prices fluctuated near eight dollars, while sheep and lambs rose modestly on reduced receipts. Expectations point to Texan and Colorado supplies later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Dennis O'Connor
Plattsburg
Chicago
Slim
Colorado
Texas
Balde Hay Profits In Cherokee Nation Belt
N Silver of Big Cabin Oklahoma recalls profiting from two carloads of baled hay sold at five fifty per ton. He cleared about 240 dollars on 24 tons as hay prices rose to fifteen fifty a ton before selling. He notes the season’s moist ground may yield a bumper hay crop if conditions hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Silver
Big Cabin
Okta
Pryor Fire Kills One Man and Injures Two
Wallace Hally burned to death in Pryor last night when Hailey set fire to his bed in a city holdover. Hailey died this morning from severe burns while two others escaped with minor injuries. Fire was discovered about 10 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pryor
Wallace Hally
Hailey
Finest Turnout of Any Circus Comes to Vinita
The Great London Shows Consoli data arrives in Vinita on Tuesday May 7 featuring spectral acts and top American performers. The parade will boast expert horse displays including the Dublin Grays and the Ble Six valued at $25,000. The parade is billed as the finest turnout of any circus ever seen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Vinita
Evers
Dublin Grays
Ble Six
Stresta
Titanic disaster reflections and maritime safety debates
A compact retrospective argues no ship is unsinkable and credits heroic seamen aboard the Titanic. It notes crew bravery, wireless telegraphy advances, and calls for government control of wireless operators and better boat availability for transatlantic travel safety.
Announcements for Craig County Democratic primary candidates
The Chieftain lists candidates for Craig County offices including County Attorney William Sop for Register of Deeds Robi L Chamberlin Sheriff E. J. McBride County Clerk H. E. Biden and others. The notices urge participation in the Democratic primary in August 1912 with names such as Willard H Voyles and Robi L Chamberlin appearing among the declarations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi, L. Chamberlin
Craig’ ‘County
E. J. McBride
Big Cabin
Craig County
Craig County Oklahoma Sheriff and County Officials Primary slate
The notice lists candidates for Craig County offices in the Democratic primary of August 1912. H E Rideshour and L P Smart are named for Sheriff, with re election for County Clerk and Geo St Ogden announced for County Treasurer. The text reflects a campaign slate and official candidate declarations.
Craig County Political Candidate Notices 1912
A collection of campaign notices announces candidacies for Craig County offices including County Judge Commissioner Sheriff Assessor District Clerk Superintendent and County Attorney. Each entry notes a candidate drawn from the Democratic primary in August 1912 and references party affiliation and district. Names include F Parks Samuel Chatterton James F McCullough W C Woodall Charles Teenor LEE R Mitchell Virgil Ay Thomas W Smith C Caldwell and others.
Craig County 1912 Democratic Primary Candidate Notices
The Chieftain prints notice of candidates for Craig County offices. Wes Harris seeks County Commissioner in the Thi District, subject to the Democratic primary. W L Trott declares for Register of Deeds, opposing August primary action. Mrs H W Shelton announced for County Superintendent of Schools, subject to August primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsop
Office of Register of Deeds
Craig County
Oklahoma
Ren
Williamson
Mysic
Rflnix
James F. McCullough
George W. Taylor
Claud &. Shelton
W. Houk
W. C. Woodall
Wes Harris
Thi
Register OF Deeds
Oklo
W. L. Trott
H. W
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Edgar Marrs
McAlester Sun
George Ashby
Henry Clark
Kansas City Stock
Eghos
Neptune
Cunard Line
Rome
Associated Press
Colonel Gracie
Beasley
White Star Steamship Company
Halifax
Carpathia
Baltimore Sun
Butt
Stead
Hays
Strauss
Marconi
Willard H. Voyles
Plymouth
H. E. Biden
Maren
L. P. Smart
Geo. St. Ogden
H. Ogden
F. Parks
Third Commissioners' Astrict
Samuel Chatterton
KR. L. Jackson
T Am
Craig Counts
Deo
Virgil Ay
Charles Teenor
Chas
Teenor
Lee R. Mitchell
Thomas W. Smith
Bethdals
Chieftains
Billy Friend
Sherif
C. Caldweli
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