Vinita Daily Notes Wide-Range Local News and Visits
Vinita and surrounding towns bustle with visitors and departures. Rolls of names include Berry Rich, Melton of Grovers, Frits from Penmacola, Tarle Dehart from Claremore, and many more. Church services, school openings, construction work, and upcoming meetings fill the city scene as residents travel to Tulsa, Muskogee, Joplin, and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berry Rich
Melton
Grovers
Frits
Penmacola
Tarle Dehart
Claremore
Golden Rule
Allune
B. V. Leonard
Wagoner
Alex Johnston
Vinita
Ark
Keehan
A. Davidson
Cleveland
Zack Pumphrey
Okoee
W. L. Davis
Afton
Muskogee
Morrow
Sharp
Judge Parker Honored in Vinita Lodge Resolutions
An obituary memorializes Luman F. Parker of Vinita Okla noting his service to law Masonry church and community. The piece cites Parker Plaza a goal he helped establish and praises his devotion to youth and universal brotherhood amid concluding notes from Vinita Lodge No. 5 A F & A M dated August 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aumont
St. Louis
Missouri
Luman F. Parker
Lfe
Judge Parker
Vinita
Parker Plaza
Vinitabil
Bis
Our
Vinita Lodge No
A. L. Churchill
E. Rett
G. P. Fogle
Vinita News Briefs Include Delegates and Band Trip
Local notices report Jim Kell and others visiting from Chelsea, Tulea and Claremore with Vinita families gathered for a Cass Grove picnic. Miss Fannie Browning visits relatives while the Vinita band travels to Pryor for the old settlers reunion, performing on expenses as publicity for the town. A four year old Marsh child is bitten by a stray dog. doctor reports no rabies and sends the dog’s head to Pope City for testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Malone
Durant
HW. Smith
USA
M. Humphrey
Atoka
Dr. Adams
Big Cabin Ten
A. H. Armstrong
Chelsea
R. J. Wright
Oklahoma City
Charles van Hulse
Wagoner
Muskogee
Joe Hurst
Claremore
Oswego
Bussey
Kansas City
George Fisk
W. Houk
Beaumont
Texas
John T. Gunter
Vinita Commercial Club
Pryor
Old Settlers
Vernon Gilatrap
Tahlequah
B. Williamson
South Smith Street
Bennett Crouch
Frazer Gibson
Missouri
Kansas
L. N. Ditto
Marion McFarland
Allee Herron
Sr. Warren
Adair
Art Cobb
Big Cabin
J. W. Odor
T. D. Pelsue
Welch
L. Johnsons
Okinbigee
C. O. Swartz
A. Buchannon
Nowata
BK. N. Williamson
L. W. Buffington
Tulsa
Alby Daughitt
Craig
H. &. Diop
Grove
Judge S. F. Parks
Guy D. Lacy
Col
J. J. Spencer
Craig County
Wilson-Marshall Club
J. M. Miller
W.T. Moffatt
Buffington Hotel
Tulse
Tiny Bi
Chens
Jim Kell
John Wise
Purrland
W. Sanders
Tulea
G. P. Fogle
Foto
Danville
Democrata
Third Ward
Jim McCullough
Steve Howarda
H. E. Ridenhour
J. ©. Starr
W. C. Marrs
Vinita
A. Ww. Marsh
Kansas City stock market shows mixed cattle and hog prices
Kansas City stock yards report weekly cattle values holding firm with steers at 10.00 top, pasture cattle to 8.90, stockers 5.00 to 6.50, feeders 6.00 to 7.90, hogs 8.20 to 9.50, sheep and lambs weaker. Prairie hay cited as increasingly important. Notices include real estate sale and guardianship proceedings in Craig County Oklahoma with court dates and bid conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Ceaters
Shippera
Kansas
Colorado
Calvea
Sunday Card Game Fatal in Ardmore County
John Wingate, 23, was shot and killed Sunday night at Keller in Ardmore County Oklahoma. Lester Melson, also about 23, was arrested in connection with the shooting. Melson said he and Wingate and others left worship to gamble on cattle, he won $3 from Wingate, who then tried to reclaim it by force and was shot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Muskrat
Delaware County
James McCormick
St. Louis
Adam Pfannkuche
Misa Leona Robinson
Misa Abbie Craig
Seneca
Joe Keller
Joe Walker
Lexington
W. A. Armstrong
North Side Ward
W. A. Maloney
Port Newman
E. D. Foster
Larue Foster
St. Denis
Inllinois
The
Baptist Church
A. Simpson
Chandler
Charles Webb
Otis Tittle
South Wilson Street
Verdigris
F. M. Anderson
Episcopal Church
Bull Creek
North Park
Little Cabin
W. C. Webb
Tenneteee
Vinita
Dan Bridgeman
Oklahoma City
Pawnee
Tulsa
Ethel Lane
Chelsea
Ishmael Davie
New Mexico
Mr. Davis
Capt. Gillam
Ed Horn
Beard
Texas
Geo
Nichiffer
Judge Parker
Lucile Milford
Muskogee
Mary Badgett
W. O. Davis
Hollister
Lige Henderson
Sulphur Springs
Ark
F. M. Taunton
Sulphur
Claude Whitaker
Pryor
Afton
Edith Dalquest
Gaynell Corder
Tom Ridgeway
R. J. Wright
Sam Slaughter
Western Union
Ardmore
Okla
John Wingate
Keller
Lester Melson
Melson
Wingate
Notice of pardon application in Craig County cases
Blunt Martin will apply to the Governor for a pardon relief from sentence in criminal cases No 140 and No 14% in Craig County Court. The hearing is set for Monday September 29 1912 at 10 oclock a.m. in Oklahoma City. Attorney for Applicant signs this notice August 20 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
Craig
State of
Oklahoma
John Martin
Vinita
Craig County
Blunt Martin
Oklahoma City
Davenport & Rye
Notice to creditors of James Flannery deceased
Creditors of James Flannery deceased must file their claims with vouchers to administrator at A. A. Brown attorney Vinita Oklahoma within four months from the date August 20 11d 4 H Flannery by Adolsa Brown his attorney notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Flannery
A. A. Brown
Vinita
Oklahoma
H. Flannery
Boy Dies After Kick in Guthrie Incident
Guthrie Oklahoma August 19 Guthbert Youst 22 son of John Youst proprietor of the Elk Note died last night from injuries suffered two weeks earlier when kicked by a youth. The tragedy follows the earlier assault at a local gathering and authorities said an inquest would determine further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
Ang
Guthbert Youst
John Youst
Elk Note
Uule
Parole Granted for Theft Sentencing in Granite County
Oklahoma City August 19 parole granted to J H Hotinger of Marshall County. He was sentenced to the Granite reformatory for five years for theft of a domestic animal. He had served two years of the required fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
J. H. Hotinger
Marshall County
Granite Reformatory
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Johnnie Barrett
W. T. Anderson
D. W. Bottenfield
Joplin
Grant McDonld
Miami
Dr. Wimner
Horse Creek
Jack Walford
G. W. Hortom
Parsons
C. T .Herron
Rev. Tenny
Aurora
R. H. Goodwin
C.D. Mayes
Allane
Frank Reed
M. Smith
W. H. Voyles
Muriel Badgett
Catale
Lulu Waltz
Wichita
Kans
Ed Smith
Otho Smith
N. R. Williams
Thurry Thomas
Chas Wammack
Davis
Busiess
Harry Bland
Bunch
Bluejacket
Bert Chandler
C. W. Flint
R. &. Edmiseon
Etty
Jessie French
Clarence W. Jones
John Nall
Pensacola
Agnes Ritchey
Wa. Malone
H. M. Smith
Stanley
Alberta
U. G. Helme
Kirksville
Gene Englehart
Helme
Louise
Ft. Scott
Taylor-Henderson
Lewis Rogers
Prisco
Trout
Renfrew
Frisco
J. N. Bunch
Stewart
Insane Asylum
Harrison Bethel
Here
D. E. Merril
Sol Ketchum
Dr. Dobbing
Dena Martin
Centralia
Fourth Ward
S. J. Campbell
D. M. Marrs
J. M. B. Fowler
M. J. Spalding
Jake Marftin
J. W. Chandler
Fairland
Jim Wimner
R. L. Morris
Vinita Lodge
A.M
Sam Cobb
Cobb
Section
Township
Range
John A. Wire
Addis A. Brown
Callie D. Adair
M. Adai
Lillie M. Adair
Callie B. Adair
Ward
Winita
F. Parks
Adols A. Brown
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