Aug 10 1908 Local Notes From Vinita Area
G F Pennington visited Vinita on Saturday. Miss Mary Pondexter visited Miss Buluh Harris Sunday. Floyd Little is visiting relatives this week. Dr Nalen went to Vinita on business. Farmers seek rain for crops. Oscar Hayes Ray Harris and Fred Tyler were in Big Cabin Sunday. J G Corley welcomed a fine boy Saturday. Mr and Mrs Hall visited Mr Hayes family Sunday. James Ballou Jack Hall traveled to Spring Creek Saturday. H A Ellis in Vinita Saturday for hay press repairs. White Oak beat Big Cabin on the local diamond Sunday. John Freeman and family visited Tom Terry's. Mrs E T Hayes ill for several days. Blount boys bought a new day press and do fine work. Fred and Howard Tyler visiting uncle J W Havein. J W Mortis visited Muskogee Thursday. He and wife were in Vinita Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Little
Dr. Nalen
Vinita
Oscar Hayes
Ray Harris
Fred Tyler
Big Cabin
J. G. Corley
White Oak
Big Cabin Boys
Dimond
John Freeman
Tom Terry
E. T. Hayes
Blount
I T. Fred
Howard Tyler
J. W. Havein
JW. Mortis
Muskogee
Bluejacket News Reports Town's Fortunes and Activities
Various items from Bluejacket describe attendance at Male and Female Seminary in Tatlequah, public well repairs and water prospects, and rising activity in real estate loans. G A Clark buys 90 acres north of town at 90 dollars per acre, Katy bob praised, and Bluejacket beats Kelso 14 to 1. Silas D. Bluejacket visits Muskogee, harvest favorable with corn needing rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Clark
Old
Oklahoma
Bert Bluejacket
Blue Jacket
Katy Bob
Golda Gore
Bluejacket
Kelsoy
Kelco
Bluojacket
Silas D. Bluejacket
Muskogee
Strayed Mule Reward Notice from Arkansas Seller
Strayed or stolen mule 18 hands high, bay color, eight years old, well built and sturdy. Reward offered for mule return. thief caught may yield a $25 reward, information leading to capture may bring a $1 reward. Address or wire D Gunter Siloam Springs Arkansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ant
D. Gunter
Siloam Springs
Ark
Halsell Family Leaves for Europe on Mauretania
W. E. Halsell and Mrs Halsell with Misses Eva Clarence and Mary Halsell sail Tuesday aboard the Cunard steamer Mauretania bound for Liverpool England. The Halsells will visit London Paris and other points of interest before returning.
Tulsa Business College Ad Seeks Students for September
Attend school on credit under a new plan. Distance two object and we pay fair fare. Best equipment, courses, faculty and penman. Every graduate of the Combined or Shorthand course has a good portion. Expenses modern. Chance to work. School opens September 1st. Tulsa Business College, 103 407 Tulsa, Okla.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa Business College
Tulsa
Okla
Trial of Mill Afton burglary case opens this afternoon
Believe Alvin Is Easy. Walter and Wi. Torbett went to Afton this morning. The trial of Mill, as he is known here, on a charge of being implicated in the burglarizing of Harrison's hardware store there Saturday night, came up this afternoon. A number of witnesses, including Officer Jolyn Britt, attended the trial and he thought there would be much difficulty in proving an obligation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
Wi. Torbett
Afton
Mill
Harrison
Jolyn Britt
OKOEE News highlights community events and local trades
Mr and Mrs Perry McCoy of Vinita visit Joe Rogers family. Protracted meeting at Rogers Springs draws 10 to 12 joiners with two weeks more planned. Rev Jones delivers sermons in the grove near the schoolhouse. Dinner on grounds. Sunday school convention at Timber Hill. Bernie Burns buys mule team for 375 and a fine delving horse from Joe Rogers. Mary Crouch visits brother Harry. Okoes aims for fifth annual fair around September 1. Millikan Brothers drill for T C Rogers on land, drill reached 165 feet. Okoee plans a new crack baseball team with Ketchum and Okone. Boys undefeated this season. John Caldwell bailing bay for Carselowey boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry McCoy
Vinita
Joe Rogers
Rogers Springs
Rev. Jones
Timber Hil
Bernie Burns
T. C. Rogers
Mary Crouch
Harry
Okoes
Millikan Brothers
T.C. Rogers
John Caldwell
Okoee
Carselowey Boys
Wyckliffe brothers seek federal aid in Delaware county case
A. D. V. Coppidge, prosecuting attorney of Delaware county, asks the U S district attorney for federal assistance in prosecuting the Wyckliffe brothers indicted for killing two assistant marshals. The men are to be tried at the next term of court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee Aug IL
Coppidge
Delaware County
United States
Wyckliffe Brothers
Notice of Major Rights and Sale of Undivided Interest
Notices show Hiram N. Clark acting by next friend seeks majority rights in Oklahoma Craig County on August 28 1908 and a separate Cherokee County guardianship sale of an undivided one third interest in the estate of Daniel and Jennie Gritts deceased with a auction to confirm by August 1908 in Tahlequah. Levi B. Gritts guardian notes allotments of Daniel Gritts and Jennie Gritts lands and requires written bids by August 6 1908 at 1 30 p m with the guardian presenting the bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Hiram N. Clark
Elizabeth Nobles
Eecesarate
Okahota
Hinaw N. Clanx
Eiacauem Nowwt
Whiy
Daniel Gritts
Jennie Gritts
County of
Cherokee
Oklahoma
Toade
Levi Gritts
Dak
Acer Cote
Tahlequah
Lavi Ee Ee
Daniel Grits
Jennie Grits
Roe Berg Crag
Sec
Township 20
Range 20
Ellettee
Coe
Sehan Ore
BAU i
Neres
Mae
Seoreey
Kwardian
Alighet
Levi B. Gerts
Ley Grites
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Sgigol
G. F. Pennington
Mary Pondexter
Buluh Harris
Bluejacket News
Tatlequah
Loo
Alvin
Okoee News
Wyckliffe Gase
Biamegnee
Dada Ene
Oxfords
6Sc Gingham Underskit
A'S
BIG L Department Store
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