Local and Personal Notes from Vinita
Local and personal items from Vinita list residents and visitors. Names include J. B. Pershing, Amos Stoalabarger, Mrs. M. Donehue, Mrs. W. M. Campbell, R. J. Lucas, John Gibbs, Clarence Walters, O. P. Woods, G. W. Temple, B. T. Harvey, Preston Davies, Ira Perriman, Sarah Nix, J. C. Raymond, W. J. Strange, Miss Kate Iler, Mra. H. A. Hale, and others. Activities cover travel to Bluejacket, Miami, Claremore, Chelsea, and the Frisco line, with civic club meeting announced for January 31 and a teachers' certification exam coming January 27–28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Best
Hla
J. J. Lucas
Delaware
John Gibbs
Centralia
C. H. Newman
Welch
Clarence Walters
Osage Western Railroad
Claremore
Woods
Chelsea
G. W. Temple
Champaign
Vinita
W. R. Samuel
M. EB. Adkins
Chouteau
Mra
B. T. Harvey
Eldon
B. Duncan
Tulsa
Civic Club
Commercial Club
B. N
Ratcliff
J. R
Scott
Oborn
Miami
A. Lockwood
Independence
Plone
A. Mayberry
W. J. Strange
Frisco Tojay
Preston Davia
Iam
Mia
R. A
Afton
Ity
Misn Td Boaty
Falr
P. G. Barnes
Ed Batley
Okanulgee Thia
Misa Ira Perriman
Sarah Nix
Ait
M. Jones
J.T. Gaston
Olsea
J. C. Raymond
Iva
San Antonio
Tex
Ving Bramble
Bridge
Indy Creager
Vinita Notes and Travel Amid Local Scene
Vinita daily highlights report shows many visitors and locals in town from Tulsa, Oklahoma City, Muskogee, and Kansas places. It notes a marriage license issued to Terral White and Ettie Richards, plus social events, church activities, and business trips by residents and guests from nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lacy
T. J. Wilson
Chanute
Kaus
Terral R. White
Adair
Ettie R. Richards
Vinita
Mina Alice Riker
Oswego
John Taylor
Springfield
W. H. Clark
Corpus Christi
Legal Advisory Blocks Revenue Levy Increase
A legal advisory committee blocks a proposed increase, citing it as a revenue measure requiring origin in the house. New maximum levies are set: counties six mills, cities five mills, townships six mills, with specific 1 percent road funds and school district allocations. Officials must compute outstanding debt and fund needs, and elections may allow emergency levies capped at eight mills in counties and five in cities.
Anthony Introduces Bill to Cut Tax Levy in Oklahoma
Guthrie Okla Jan 16 the administration bill to cut maximum local tax levies follows the governor first message recommendations and was introduced in the house by Representative W B Anthony of Stephens county formerly private secretary to Governor Haskell. The bill matches the senate version by Senator Campbell Rus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guthrie
Okla
House
Representatve
W. B. Anthony
Stephens County
Haskell
Senate
Campbell Rus
Adair Notes Honor Ray Wilson as Teen Day Observance
Adair slows for a Teen day forenoon in honor of Ray Wilson, a beloved figure. The Adair community reports local moves and changes including J M Trolinger relocating to Vinita, Robert Brock Mercantile buying Owl Drug’s former home, Ferguson moving to Spavinaw, and Lrundle near Adair feeding 88 hogs. New blacksmiths W J Gates and W P Ruf set up opposite Wilson Lumber yard, with families now settled in town. Lola Brandon preserves family history via a carved rolling pin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
Adair
Ray Wilson
J. M. Trolinger
Vinita
Owl
Robert Brock Mercantile Company
Randolph Ferguson
Spavinaw
D. H
W. J. Gates
W. P. Ruf
Russellville
Ark
Wilson Lumber Yard
Lola Brandon
Oldest daughter inheritance tale in town times
Funeral postponement halts business as Little Ray Wilton’s passing triggers village notices. Mentions include Mrs. Nancy West visiting, Mrs. Alice Coats’ Lynch trip, and Mrs. L. Brandon guiding a new bride in town. References to hotel inspections by a state inspector and relatives from Denver visit the aunt of Mr. Coats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Wilton
Nancy West
Central House
Spavinaw
Alice Coats
Lynch
Grand River
Adair
Whitehall
Central
John Coats
Denver
L. Brandon
C. L. Hlackston
Vinita
Ras
Todd Oklahoma community notes and local happenings
Todd residents settle and relocate while neighbors report on farms houses and cattle work. Miss Gertrude Cantrell visits Vinita. J F Keller family moves from Locust Hill. Todd hosts a large farm home and stock barn project. baled hay shipments and cattle dehorning activity appear amid social calls and a local sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todd
L. Brown
Duck Crowk
Delaware County
Brown
Gertrude Cantrell
Vinita
J. F. Keller
Locust Hill
Cidettain
Oklahoma
Lee Todd
Centralia Businessmen Discuss Rail Link and Boosters
Centralia merchants held a mass meeting on the 26th to form a committee to confer with Vinita about a new railroad extending from Vinita to Nowata. Local real estate lists several hundred acres at 26 dollars per acre, while residents debate boosters versus croakers as the town eyes growth and a potential commercial club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia
Vinita
Nowata
Centralia Real Estate Exchange
R. L. Oskinson
Hhs
Ware Addition
H. Johnson
D. P. Daniels
Winite
Harris Martin
Myrtle Montgomery
C. 8. Jones
Big Cabin Moves and Local Illness Notice
Mis Bruce and family plan to move to Pryor Creek. Jack Thompson travels to Missouri to visit his ill father. Tom Mudd of Webb runs the barber shop in his absence. Mrs Caldwell and children from Worth Wort and Mire Smith from Missouri visit to be with ill father J. H. Dixon. Carlyle Lesley visited friends in Cabin. Claude and Harve Wheeler went to Kelso. Burl Fisher moved to Cheleen. Dewey and Opal Ballinger suffer pneumonia. Jit Hudson visited Cabla Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Cabin
Mis
Bruce
Pryor Creek
Jack Thompson
Mixsouri
Tom Mudd
Webb
Mrs. Caldwell
Wort Worth
Mire Smith
Missouri
J. H. Dixon
Carlyle Lesley
Cabin
Lillian Jackson Bee
Claude
Harve Wheeler
Kelfer
Burl Fisher
Cheleen
Dewey
Opal Ballinger
Jit Hudson
Cabla Satur
Parsons area notes and class ads highlight local visits
The week's Parson observations report residents visiting family in Cabin and Muskogee, with mentions of Ora Dorman and Jack Stewart. Parsons Business College touts 836 calls and 633 placements last year, midwinter term begins, notes accepted, affordable expenses, and job guarantees. Also advertisement for a Kentucky Mammoth Jack for sale by W D Pearson of BIM Springs Ark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Litte Durand
Mr. Byers
Cabin
Ora Dorman
Muskogee
Jack Stewart
Colorado
Parsons Business College
Southwest
Bac
W. D. Pearson
Bim Springs
Ark
Guardianship Hearing Order to Sell Minor's Real Estate
In Craig County Oklahoma a guardianship case for David B McCrary minor under A L Churchill guardian. Court orders hearing February 21 1910 at 10am to consider sale of all or part of estate as necessary or beneficial. Publication required in Vinita Chieftain for three weeks starting January 22 1910. Judge D B Prear. Parker Rider Brown attorneys for guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thho
D. B. Prear
Parker, Rider & Brown
Guardian
Guardian seeks sale of minor’s real estate in Craig County
In Craig County Oklahoma the guardian A L Churchill petitions the County Court for an order to sell all or part of the real estate of Willie A McCrary a minor. The court set a hearing for January 31 1910 requiring all interested parties and kin to appear and show cause why the sale should not be granted. The order to be published in the Vinita Chieftain weekly. Lane D B Prear county judge. DER BROWN attorneys for guardian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
David EB. McCrary
A. la Churchill
A. L. Churchill
David B. McCrary
Ee Doner
Vinita Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Aratx
Willie A. McCrary
Williem A. McCrary
En.tate
al Chuse
Notice to Creditors in Estate of David R Myers
Notice to creditors to present claims in the matter of the estate of David R Myers, deceased, late of Vinita Oklahoma. All persons having claims must exhibit them to the appointed executrix at Vinita, Craig County Oklahoma within four months after first publication. Dated January 27. By William T Rye her attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
David R. Myers
Vinita
Craig
Oklahoma
David BR. Myers
Sald
Sald Oene County
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St. Joseph
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W. K. Tarrant
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J. T. Larkin
C. C. Roberts
Minti
R. D. Fulton
Coffey‘ville
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South
Texas
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Victor
Okin
Anthony
Lane D. B. Prear, Teage
The
County Court
Ea der & Brown
Ttorneye
Sar
William T. Rye
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