Vinita Visitors and Local Notes Parade in Daily
From Mondays Daily lists Vinita visitors Mrs Lauri Cooper and Altreaurrett Mrs Sherer and son Jimmie visiting Gen een relatives Mrs Cravens and children visiting Mrs L W Harmon Rev Chas G Murphy returns to Oklahoma City Mrs Carrie Armetrang to Afton from here R Helmick returns from West Virginia Prof B A Collings of Brephena College Col u m b i a Mo visiting Vinita Mrs G J Harrison of St Louis visiting cousin Mrs Laura McDaniela Mrs Graham leaves for Vinton Kansas Ethel Wolfe returns from Springfield Davenport receives Cherokee emigrant rolls M F Warwick buys Louis Zono store Clara Chamberlin to Kansas City then Minneapolis Harrie and Brady attend county commissioners’ convention George Weaver nose broken at Electric Park Paul Mackey family fly to Barkley Springs W Va and Washington DC Munterson prepares next year’s curriculum Myrtle Williams returns after years away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
C Gech
Seneca
Vinita
Lauri Cooper
Altreaur
St. Louis
W. E. Hassell
J. W. Orr
J. J
Sherer
Little Son
Jimmie
Geneen
Cravens
Goodestan
L. W. Harmon
Chas. G. Murphy
Graham
Lottie Gilatray
Vinton
Kans
Clara Chamberlin
Kansas City
Minneapolis
J. W. Harrie
B. MH. Brady
Guthrie
George Weaver
Electric Park
Paul F. Mackey
Barkley Springs
W. Va
Washinatton
D. C
G. W. Munterson
Myrtle Williams
Local Visitors and Visits Townspeople Update
A flurry of social notes from Vinita area shows varied visits and travels. Boyd Hamilton and son of Jop, plus McSpadden's family, were in town last night. C Purdy arrived on business from Ja. Ian Blanch Smiley returned to Sea after a brief stay. Marie returned from two weeks fishing on the Nolf river. Bernita Younger visited Kan City for a sister’s visit. several locals plan Fourth of July trips to Excelsior Springs. Mr and Mrs J L Rman report health gains in Ingdale Ark. other friends, including George Morrow and A B Berger, were seen en route. Mary Spadgett hosted eighteen friends for a supper at Mrs R J Blair’s home, with Gleasie Lee and Miss Daniels as guests of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyd Hamilton
Jopare
Ke Martin
Bluejacket
Vinita
McSpadden
Elses
C. Purdy
Ian Blanch Smiley
Marie
Nolf
Lee Baris Farm
Bernita Younger
Kan City
Aister
Jetter
Sae City
Monettirs
L. L. Crutchfield
W. J. Halsell
Ing Halsell
John Crutchfield
Lee
Marshall Stevens
Tudla
John Meld
Jas
Mary Spadgett
R. J. Blair- Mins
Gleasie Lee
Kansas City
Miss Daniels
Paris
Tex
Vinita Daily Roundup of Local Visits and Travel
Miss Elizabeth Prather traveled to Massachusetts this morning. Numerous residents including Ajrs. 1B J Overley and Miss May Dowling returned from recent trips. Verna Adair left for Miami for admittance, while Stanfield of Sapulpa aided on legal matters. Attendees included Attorney 1. S. Priest in Vinita, William I. Rye on legal business in Centralia, and Emmett Starr in Vinita from Claremore. Several others, such as Hunt Cochran, A. F. Mi Jr., Miss Sanders, Miss Lottie Markham, Mrs. Clarence Jones, and AConner, undertook trips to nearby towns for business. Several visits to Claremore, Chelsea, Pryor Creek, Watova, Tulsa, Vinita, and surrounding areas noted, with social and professional movements shared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Prather
Mas
Ajrs
J. Overley
Iin
May Dowling
Verna Adair
Miam
Ade & Stanfield
Sapulpais
Priest
Westle
Vinita
William I. Rye
Centralia
Oliver Bagby
John Thoma
Welch
Emmett Starr
Claremore
Hunt Cochran
Chelsea
A. F. Mi, Jr
Chetopa
Kans
Mise Sanders
Pryor Creek
Mise Lottie Markham
Clarence Jones
Big Farm
Afton
Fairland
W. G. Labodie
Chick Chris
Museed
Anna Hyper
Miss Laurn
John McCracken Reed
Watova
H. FP
Mona Benson
Helen Ick
Jane Crutchfield
Vin Crutchield
Tulsa
W. EB. Hassell
Perry Bonfoey
Samnett Skinner
FROA Tuesday Social Notes and Local Movements
Mrs W K Hassell hosted the Study Travel club this afternoon. Farmers and locals including H Ward of Ketchumwee, L DB Parking of Guthrie, and Captain J Barrett with Miss Mary Barrett moved through town on business and travel. Several visits and farewells occurred as residents headed to Oklahoma City Kansas City Tulsa Camanche and Vinita for family, church, and funeral duties. The circus and baseball events were advertised for upcoming dates as townspeople made plans for travel and gatherings.
Local visitors and social notes from Vinita area
A flood of short entries lists visitors and errands across Vinita and nearby towns. Names include H Anderson Coffeyville O J Byrd Fale D Heaton Pryor Creek Ruby Goodpasture Stella Roberts Pryor Creek B Shutt Butter W N Griffin Pryor Creek Etta Victor Gravette Kan. Collie Chamberlin to Kansas City Clara Chamberlin to Kansas City and Minneapolis, Hattie Haymes Pryor Creek, Cravens Goodeman, Ross Clark state tour worker, Herrod injured in hay press accident, Dan Tittle's horse fall injures rider, Mrs Wren Paola Mrs Walton Louisburg Mrs Eckert Wagoner, Susie Byrd E G Lewis Ramona wed Rev Snodgrass Fairland, Lewie banker Ramona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Anderson
Coffeyville
Kansat
O. J. Byrd
Fale
D. Heaton
Pryor Creek
Ruby Goodpasture
Weleh
Stella Roberts
B. Shutt
Butter
W. N. Griffin
Etta Victor
Gravette
Ark
Davenport
Bridge Whist
Collié Chamberlin
Kanena City
M. C. Garrett
Afton Exchange Bank
Afton
Clara Chamberlin
Kansas City
Sli Nen Polis
James Thompson
Robert Thompson
Valeda
Kany
Vinita
Hattie Haymes
Cravens
Ll. W. Harmon
Goodeman
Ross Clark
Geological Survey
Herrod
Dan ‘Tittle
Rot
Wren
Paola
Kane
John Walton
Louisburg
John Eckert
Wagoner
Ulster
George Higgins
Susie Byrd
E.G. Lewis
Ramona
Snodgrass
Fairland
Lewle
City
Local notes and visits from Grove to Pryor Creek
Thursday's Daily lists residents visiting or traveling from Grove towns. Names include J M Young, G P Fogle, Ward Bryant, A C Gould, Webb Weir, and C B Edwards from Spavinaw to Joplin. Anecdotes cover ante sales at 40 cents per bushel, property near Sapulpa, and the vacant McClellan stone building with multiple rooms for rent.
Dogs Find Stolen Goods Near Miami Oklahoma Heist
Debut report describes bloodhounds tracing a burglary at the Model Clothing store in Miami to a brushy area by the Neosho River where about $825 in goods were left. Two suspects were arrested as officers continue the manhunt with warrants and telegrams sent to Vinita for hound assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Smith
Fred Catheway
Miani
Ridenhour
Model Clothing Company
Miami
Thuber
Neosho
Mininl
Rig
Vinita
Suffragettes Sentencing Delayed to July Ninth
London dispatch reports that in two of the 116 suffragettes arrested for storming the House of Commons last night, sentencing was postponed until July ninth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
House of Commons
Notice of Real Estate Sale in Craig County OK
Public sale notices list two Craig County real estate auctions under guardianship. Annie Parrish minor estate seeks private cash bids July 20 1909 for 120 acres in Section 46 Township 26 North Range 18 East with one third bid deposit. Solomon Baldridge minor estate sale July 19 1909 for multiple described tracts totaling about 110 acres with one third bid deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
Craig
State of
Oklahoma
Annie Parrish
Craly County
Township
Ada Parrish
County Court
Craig County
Solomon Baldridge
Nic
Wola
Ted
Section
North Range
Adan A. Leporok
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J. §. McManu
John BE. Duncan
Red Cloud
Davie Hill
B. Stith
Bascoy Smith
Divida Smith
Frank al
Muskogee
John Webb
Kansan City
T. Hanna
California
Bio
Delphine Kelley
Oklahoma City
J. W. Sims
Viriita
Bycamore’s
Grove
Andy BD. Winshy
Mise
Odessa M. Snyder
Mina
Ruth Mayeliff
C. Tobertx
J. W. Sanders
A. L. Churchill
Mr. Squires
Mrs. Churchill
G. P. Fogle
J .M. Young
Milex
Riker
Oswend
Ward Bryant
Spavinaw
Josephine Young
Par Leone
American Expreay Company
Mex
W. H. Dorrough
United States
Bola
Idaho
Seymour Riddle
Zeno Estate
F. M. Gwinnup
Keosauqua
Okla
Warrasita
D. Ficklin
Neosho River
Okmulgee
Fae Alee
Addis A. Brown
H. Addis A. Brown
Farmers National Bank
the Farmers State Bank
Thomas Crown
M. J. Spalding
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