Local people moving about town and visiting
A string of residents and visitors are noted today with arrivals from Muskogee Tulsa Kansas City and Dallas. Several locals entertain or travel for visits work or business. The Swain property east of town sold for 2200 to Allen Bros as the Patton estate closes portions of land deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Orr
el Halsell
Muskogia
B. A. Skinner
Dallas
Texas
Nina Levter
Tulsa
W. B. Halsell
Kaneau City
Flossie Brown
H. *. Downs
Narcisan
T. ©. Montgomery
A. C. Ponce
Centralia
Laura Thomason
Boonville
P. W. Bonfoey
Ora Smith
Bartleaville
H. J. Sutler
Minn
J. H. Butler
Swain
Allen Bros
Dow
Martini
Mra. W
Big Cabin Items and Local Tidbits
Big Cabin items report a pneumonia case, a house for rent, music lessons, illnesses in several families, a new organ, improved conditions for Mrs. Davin, and local movements. Odell children ill, Oba Dorman visited from Muskogee, Mise Dixon praising progress, Ballard trouble with a limb, Long sold the restaurant to a Tahlequah man, Yoni injured loading a hand cart, Gamble and John Burlet visited Welch, Ethel Ballinger works in J. A. Dobkins store, Bansford spent day with Cal Warren, new church seats donated, cold spell described as severe, 200 gallons of hoose captured with community action, Strain moved by river to Hallard farm, Grandma Dixon planning to live with daughter, Ava Emerson hosted a social for bride and groom, D P Bell and others visited Will Bell’s family in Deering Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Odell
Oba Dorman
Muskoee
Thoreday
Mise Dixon
Davin
Ballard
Long
Tahlequah
Yoni
Mine
Gamble
John Burelt
Weleh
Ethel Ballinger
Vookeeper
J. A. Dobkins
Bansford
Cal Warren
Rite
Sher_if Ridenbour
Lucten Butler
Ruth Day
Irwin Chatterton
Adair Bunday
Mr. Strain
Mr. Hallard
Grandma Dixon
W. P. Cable
Ava Eimerson
D. P. Bell
Bige Bell
Stra
F. A. Higginbotham
Will Bell
Deering
Kans
Adair News From the Midwest Informant
Local correspondent reports a flood of varied Adair happenings. Residents include Lee Hughs quitting singing, Dr White building a large house, J M Troilinger selling a Miami drug store, and Amelia Neville returning from Kansas City. Church socials and fundraisers feature, while locals watch for eastern immigrant payments and a Pryor Town treasurer visit.
Bluejacket News Highlights Local Events and School Progress
Mrs L J Progge and the Misses Hayes shopped in Winita while Rev R L Jones preached at the Methodist church. Court in Winfrey case draws many locals. Baptist church gains new finish and doors. West side private water works threaten city plant. Kelso schoolhouse material delivered for new building by Pinchagon contractor. Elevators busy handling corn amid ample harvest. Hivejacket schools running smoothly with capable teachers and a high standard set by the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Progge
Misses Hayes
Winita
R. L. Jones
Methodist Church
Winfrey
Willam Winfrey
Baptist Church
Ite
Kelso
Pinchagnon
Willam Pearson
Tate
Tao
Ens
Ard
Bridge arrives to open direct line for farmers
Travelers note Jing te style as steel Bik Cabin bridge six miles west of town arrived and being unloaded Monday and Tuesday. It will be placed in service soon, with completion in about thirty days. The bridge will connect Cen tralia Miles Eagle and nearby points directly to Blue jacket, a key trading point.
Rail lines value debated in Oklahoma two cent fare case
Guthrie Oklahoma February 15. Judge Hook holds that in evaluating rail rates the entire system must be valued, not just the portion within the state. The opinion argues a mature system may be worth more than its original cost, with value apportioned on revenue and mileage bases, detailing M K T, A T S F and G C & S F properties and returns for 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
W. C. Hook
Okelahoma
Tidewater
Judge Hooks
Oklahoma
Swope Grand Jury Makes Slow Progress
Kansas City reporters note the Swope grand jury advances slowly in the investigation. Testimony focused on autopsy details and death certificates for Colonel Thomas Swope and Chrisman Swope. Key witnesses Mitchell and Craig may be recalled as jurors work through one to three days per witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jocked Doore
B. B. Mitchell
Independence
Jamen Craig
Mitchell
Craig
Moat
Chrisman Swope
Col
Thomas Swope
Forest Hill
Ott & Co
Thomas H. Swope
B.C. Hyde
Colonel Swope
Virgil Conkling
Thoms
A. J. Mastin
Court orders sale of minor's real estate in Oklahoma
A court order from Craig County Oklahoma directs that the guardian may sell as much of the ward's real estate as necessary. The order sets March 15 1910 at 10 am for a hearing and requires interested parties to appear and show cause why an order should not be granted. Published for three weeks in a county newspaper. Proceedings involve guardian Parker Rider Brown and local attorneys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Colorado
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Wothers
San Luis Valley
Arkansas Valley
Peter Oe
Geten
Asa Auld
Auld Ward
Renal
Craig
Real Estate Sale Ordered for Delilah Harris Minor
Craig County Oklahoma in the County Court guardian Alex J Harris seeks sale of 80 acres in section 12 14 and 44 29N 20E for Delilah Harris the minor. Court sets private sale March 7 1910 at 1 20 p m with sealed bids and written tender including one third bid amount. Guardian Jasper Martin by attorneys Parks Rider Brown announces sale notice published February 1910.
Notice of Private Sale of Real Estate in Craig County
In pursuance of an order of the County Court on February 16 1910 the guardian of Frank Mabry a minor will sell at private sale to the highest cash bidder subject to court confirmation on March 7 1910 at 1 30 pm in the County Clerk room Craig County Oklahoma The property described includes SW 14 of SW 14 Section 20 and NW 14 of NW 14 Section Township 27 North Range as specified Bid must be in writing left at the County Court office with certified bid amount. Sealed bids accepted February 16 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Godaty
Craig County
Oklahoma
William
Lowis
Eaehaid
William B. Lewis
Frank Mabry
Aaid
Section
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W. R. Badgett
Pierce Cantrell
Sam Freee
Guy Patten
R. A. Leavitt
Afton
Ti. L. Blakeney
Muskogee
Arthur Chanley
R. V. McSpadden
Parsons
L. Burger
Coffeyville
J. H. Kitchey
Pryor Creek
Louise Graper
L. Mathews
Biz Vali
P. M. Begs
H. F. Tianson
LL. Conner
Chicago
A. A. Englesman
Oklahome City
W. F. Parker
Thin City
Siloam Springs
Chas
A. Davidson
B. N. Williamson
Seymour Riddle
Margaret
Sam Frazey
J. T. Gunter
Twentieth Century Club
Pryor Farley
Heber Skinner
Talia
Harve Smith
L. F. Parker
Wilson Smith
Grove
Garrison
W. B. Halsall
Max Mendel
New York
O. H. Gall
West Virginia
Vinita
Circle Club
W. B. Coley
D. Nelson
San Antonio
J. J. Spencer
Claremore
Coats
Johnson Falling
Adair
Judge Frear
Oklahoma City
Democratic Central Committee
H. W. Anderson
al Buxton
Bluejacket
Davenport
Preston Davis
State Bar Association
Ralph Reed
Sapulpa
Joe Little
Ramona
J. F. Gunter
Re Cordingly
George Palmer
Mayes County
Offeer Chandler
Charles Bates
Sedelia
Jake Smith
Weltmer Institute
T. B. Englehart
Mtra. .M
Chapman
Baptist Young People's Union
Mise Gray
Valentine
J. H. Dixon
Okie
J. M. Troilinger
J. A. Mathews
Miami
R. Lee Martin
George Bankhead
B. Dunham
R. B. Thompson
Bank of
Muskogy
E. B. Nevill
Cumming
Kansas Farm
Neville & Comany
Langley
Dr. Herron
Wilson
K. i. Neville
Charley Kay
Christian Church
Methodist
Maby Ho
Bluejacket News
Hook
Swope Grand Jury
Theo
D. B. Freak
Parker, Rider & Brown
Guardian
Pirat
Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Delilah Harris
Alex J. Harris
Alex J. Harrie
Jasper
Martin
Parks, Rider & Brown, Min Attorneys
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