Burglary reported. several town updates and social notes
A burglary west of town failed to yield the suspect after a large officer bloodhound search. Local news lists residents visiting, traveling, and attending events, including a postmaster appointment and church notices. Community members travel to Kansas City, Tulsa, and Nowata. social gatherings, debates, and school activities fill local life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanders-Wright
Claud Shelton
Shelton
G. M. Jones
North Fifth Street
Bagby and
Neer
J. B. Kelley
Grove
N. D. Hancock
Mrs. Kelley
Katy
Kansas City
East Tahlequah social scene and local notes
Guests enjoyed a lively East Tahlequah gathering with music games and refreshments hosted by a generous couple. About fifty attendees expressed thanks for a splendid evening. Also reported are visits from Cen tralia Independence Kans business trips to Afton and Miami, a Ladies' fridge Club gathering, a Confederate Home trip, church notices, an infant death, and Elk lodge business in Nowata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Marrs
Lon Conner
Joe Butgler
F. M. Tarlton
Nowata
Elks Lodge
Morris
Phil Poplinger
Tulsa
Ben Moskowitz
M. F. Knight
Bob
San Antonio
Texas
Fone
J. Grover Seales
Delaware County
Lee R. Mitchell
Messrs. Senies
Mitchell
Old Male Seminary
Viulta
Muskogee High School
Muskogee
Presbyter- Jiao Church
J. F. Murphy
Young Peoples’ Society
Friends of the Presbyterian Church
Mra
East
Tahlequah
George Kapp
Afton
Sidney M. Brown
Independence
Kans
Seymour Riddie
Lee Barrett
Miami
W Houwk
Ladies’ Fridge Club
Vinita Young Peoples Society reports good work and charity
The February meeting of the Vinita Union of Young Peoples Societies at the Methodist church drew large attendance. Members from Presbyterian, Methodist, Christian, Baptist and Congregational societies shared music and talks. The charity committee detailed aid totaling 48.60 with 21.50 received and 27.10 indebted. Plans included a reading room, though nothing tangible yet. Rev. M. L. Butler spoke, and the next meeting is March 11 at the Presbyterian church. all are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Kapp
Aston Himer
Bailey
Henry Nolen
Pryor
Ben Pennington
Centralia
Dan McClure
Timber Hill
G. E. White
Infinita
Luman F. Parker
Muskogee
John Gray
Afton
Oklahoma City
Jim
T. A. Chandler
North Miller Street
South Park
Christian Church
Sid Smith
Tulsa
Pioneer Telephone Company
Florence Bramble
Bramble
Roy Bicknell
EB. Wallen
Bird McGuire
Sie
Vinita
Senate
Barney
Baptist Church
Unday
Board of Deacons
Claremore
Chelsea
Roscoe Evans
Roy Brady
Harvey Shelton
Thomas McLaughlin
Turner Cameron
M. Holderman
Chetopa
Lee Webb
Louis Bagby
Kelso
Young Lightfoot
Vinita Union of Young Peoples’ Societies
Methodist Church
Young Peoples’ Societies
Busines
M. L. Butler
Okmulgee
Markets and politics clash in Kansas City stock notes
Kansas City stock markets report cattle receipts dipping below prior week while prices rise. Prime heavy steers top at 8.15 while hogs and sheep show varied movements. Political commentary denounces wasteful tariffs and advocates economic restraint and limited government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
New York
Springer
New Mexico
Great Half Price Offer For Kansas City Journal
The Kansas City Daily and Sunday Journal offers a one half price subscription for a full year at $2.00. This is the first campaign year offer and ends March 14, 1912. Send $2.00 to Kansas City Journal, Kansas City, MO, to guarantee a year of the paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Campbell
John A. Chandler
J. M. Young
Afton
E. M. Henderson
Kansas City
H. Herbst
California
Jim Keyes
Pryor
John Ratcliff
Sleila
Kansas City Daily and Sunday Journal
Nationa
Daily and
Sunday Journal
Journal
Great
Kansas City Journal
Farm loan offer at seven percent interest rate
Choice farm loans now made at a 7 percent interest rate without commission. Mooney ready, F. M. Owlanup & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mooney Ready
F. M. Owlanup & Son
Congressional warning against pork barrel excess
Washington reports quote Representative Oscar W Underwood warning against extravagant congressional spending. Disclosures note a $16 000 100 public buildings shift and a post office department deficit amid claims of bookkeeping faults. Leaders fear deficits echo platform pledges for economy while defending total expenditures near 1 008 000 000 for the last session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
McKinley
Democratic Loadirg
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Lincoln
Postal Progress League
Post
Henly
England
Bngland
Montgomery Ward & Co
Senate Postouice Committee
Cabaing
Hitchcock
Washington
Beb
Oscar W. Underwood
Way
House
District of Columbia
Underwood
Post Office Department
Republican Congress
Bes
Fickens
Opening of New High School On February Twenty First
The new high school opens Wednesday February 21 with afternoon talks by out of town speakers and a local townsman. The evening program features an address and a performance by high school pupils. All city patrons are urged to attend.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chickasha
Isloam Springs
R. B. Pegues
Blunt Martin
John Williams
M. J. Spalding
J. M. Darrough
South Smith Street
Chas. G. Murphy
Congregational Church
Arthur Metzer
Tom Ridgeway
Fred Warren
Todd
Trithart
Toe Butler
A. G. Marre
R. W. Greenleaf
Marion Holderman
W. B. Crawford
Mrs. Crawford
J. H. Hallam
Seymour Hunt
Jafton
Tom Webb
Ardmore
J.B. Wolfe
West Pont
Irley EB. Nixon
Brown Street
Episcopal
C. Barry
Addis A. Brown
Forest Tarlion
Young People's Society
Eareas City Stock
A. Rickart
Env
Senator la Follette
Roosevelt
Tain
Bryan
South
United States
Federa
Oneida
Upton Sinclair
Europe
Supreme Court
Pringlel
Oar Sela Post
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