Vinita Daily News Briefs From Pryor And County
A crowded Vinita area notes social visits and meetings with Mrs Jennie Whams and Mrs Cobb traveling to Pryor to see Mrs George Eliot. Various residents dine, trade, and attend political meetings while James Sykes campaigns in Pryor. A marriage license is issued in Welch to John Straly and Florence White. The Vinita Fourth of July contests yield winners. local baseball matchups are set at Electric Park and at Nowata. The Vinita Ice Company offers free ice to sick residents through physicians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Whams
Cobb
George Eliot
Pryor
Maloney
Thelma Marsh
Herbert Marsh
Muskogee
J. P. Scott
Vinita
Oak Grove
Welch
John Straly
Florence White
J. W. Chandler
Fairland
E. C. Ghormally
Pensacola
Harley School House
Levi
Otis Beals
Afton
L. R. Scott and
Willard Scott
Leo
Carl Cailey
Florida
H. G. Hatfield
Oklahoma City
W. G. Masterson
Mr. Masterson
Chicago
Chicago University
Jim Sykes
Congress
N. J. Stubblefield
D. T. Stubblefield
Kansas City
Pueblo
Jim Looney
Ethel Looney
St. Louis
Sam Frazier
Adair
J. A. Kenreigh
John Kenreigh
Parsons
Kans
Dave Brookshire
Timber Hill
W V. Thraves
Thraves
Nowata County
George Poplin
Miss Whilma
Bernice William Kyne
Webb City
E. J. McBride
Pete Tovey
Frost | Welch
Myrtle Shilders
Chelsea
Milford-Berger
Nowata
Bankers
Pair
Cecil Herandex
Margaret
Edythe Foreman
Tadige Preston & Davis
Will Thurman
William T. Rye
Jake Smith
W. V. Thraves
South Wilson Street
T. A. Blake
Homer Brooks
Columbus
W. B. Coley
New York
James Webb
Missouri
Hockaday
Katy Kaffir Corn
Oxe Trott
Abney
Fulton
Coffeyville
Green Mountain Falls
Lacy Hayes Stock Company
the Grand
Vinita Ice Company
Welch Court Finds Man Guilty In Assault Case
The county court jury returned a guilty verdict against M. L. Pierce for disturbing the peace in Welch, with a $50 fine plus costs. In other notes, Jake Smith was fined ten dollars and costs for assault and battery after a police court ruling, with an appeal filed. Community notices mention Elks receptions, church socials, and local visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ire Maris Rogers Torres Cetering
Mt. Hope
Kans
Miss Butler
Nannie Collins
Okmulgee
Jake Smmith
Elks Lodge
Elks Hall
Rube Ferns
Sapulpa
M. L. Pierce
Welch
Claude Shelton
Carey Caldwell
D. M. Marrs
Oklahoma City
Craig County Tax Agseas
RATT THAIN HELD OF NEAR BARTLESVILLE
A Missouri Kansas and Texas passenger train north of Bartlesville was held up by six robbers who dynamited the safe but did not crack it. The robbers escaped by car after about three hours. the safe was found empty. Police believe the attackers were amateurs. No passengers were harmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bartlesville
Oklo
Bartlesville and
Katy
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
American Express Company
Express Company
Tim
Coffeyville
Refreshing Rain Relieves Vinita After Heat Wave
After a scorching day Vinita and nearby areas enjoyed a refreshing night of rain and anticipate more showers. A severe electrical storm caused damage from lightning across parts of the county with creeks swelling. crops benefit from the rainfall while northern states report extreme heat and several heat-related deaths and illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Bull
Honeymoon trip to Eureka Springs marks wedding in Vinita
In Vinita last night a quiet wedding joined Miss Bertha Thomason daughter of Mr and Mrs John B Thomason and Mr Johnson Gaston son of Mr and Mrs J F Gaston at the bride’s home on South Brown street Rev W H Roper officiated at 9 15 pm Only immediate family attended After a midnight departure for Kansas City the couple will visit Eureka Springs Ark before returning to settle in Vinita The bride has Cherokee family roots and the groom works at the International Bank and Trust Company The couple leave with many lifelong friends’ best wishes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mondat’s
W. G. Williams
Claremore
Holmboe
Oklahoma Lot
C. L. Rider
BH. C. Smith
Tulsa
Tate Dugger
Welch
Trolinger
Vinita
Wagoner
N. Foreman
Chelsea
Migs Butt
Oklahoma City
Port Newman
Mia
F. C. Akin
F. L. Kelley
Owen
Muskogee
Clint Smith
Roberts
Kansas City
J.B. Bacon
Roscoe Marks
Pauls Valley
Julia
Willye Payne
Chetopa
Golden Rule
Bankers
Electric Park
R. M. Pickerel
Centralia
L. R. Mayberry
M. L. Pierce
Miami
Ola Donaldson
Todd
Carl Vaughn
J. J. Morrison
I. Amphreich
Buffington
H. M. Fairy
Lottie Markham
Pryor
Seymour Riddle
Court House
G. W. Craig
Los Angeles
Cal
N. A. McMillan
Vinita Hotel
Musko- Bee
Addie Chouteau
E. M. Skinner
Emma Renfro
I. N. Bunch
Poara
Hboard
Red Braden
Logan Howell
Texas
T. Finglehart
Philadelphia
Stewart Reamer
Parsons
Ed E. Welch
Hutchinson
Kans
White
Gebout
Vernon
Ohio
T. M. Buffington
J. E. Thompson
Lloyd Brown
Ola
Lou Bordenkircher
Clay Tittle
James A. Parks
Tablequah
Ewing Hiself
I.E. Beers
P.M. Ford
W. F. Parker
Tahlequah
Talbert
W. B. Coley
New Melford
Conn
Ladies Aid Society
The
Presbyterian Church
G. C. Alexander
North Smith Street
Arthur Hoffman
J. T. Ratcliff
Jones-Bagby
Shelton
D. M. Marrs
State Equalization Board
Craig County
Hazel Hale
Beatrice McIntosh
Nora Miser
Baptist Young Peoples Union
Society of the Methodist Church
F. J. Scott
Foreign Missionary Society
James Webb
Christian Church
J. Mo Miller
Taylor-Parker Undertaking Company
Boy Scouta
Spavinaw
Corbett Chouteau
Ben
Arkansas
Leslie P. Ross
Col. Ross
Joe KR. Hall
L. A
Salina
Mra
V. Bryant Ia
C. P Jones
Tim Houck
W. L. Trott
Bluejacket
J. W. Sanders
Judge Gee
B. Denison
G. W. Bennett
Miss Basler
Sue Roberts
Big Cabie
John Chouteau
Lallarpe, Kang
Henry C. Ballard
George Ballard
Afton
Geo. W. Allison
R. H. Hall
Kansas
W. L. Britton
E. J. McBride
Big Cabin
Claude Montgomery
T. A. Chandler
Misa Norma Chandler
Kurmka Springs
Ark
Virgil A. Kinnison
BE. N. Williamson
A. J. Hall
New Buffington Hotel
Catholic Church
A. J. Corkins
Pioneer Telephone Company
Alice Herron
Stillwater
Okla
Ladies of the
G. P. Fogle
State Board of Equalization
P. Fogle
Dudley
Hugo
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Susan Sanders
Marma Daniel
Sanders
Newscat
Mraw Bertha
John 8. Thomason
Johnson Gaston
J. F. Gaston
South Brown Street
W. H. Roper
Methodist Church
International Bank & Trust Company
Gaston
Kansas City Stock Yards Market Report Summary
July cattle prices at Kansas City stock yards show prime cattle firm at 9.40 top today, good to choice steady to up 10 cents, mid to low grades mostly firm to up 60 cents. Run 7000 head, receipts light for July. Hogs 5 cents higher, top 7.10 to 7.50. sheep and lambs mixed with lambs around 8.00 and ewes 4.00. Greenwood county cattle featured with tops to 840 and steers 6.75. Local buyers report beef hungry markets eastward. quarantines affect price spreads locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
East
Greenwood County
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Gene Flowers
Frankfern
W. C. Campbell
Springfield
J. W. Odor
W. M. Crowly
John Walker
Tulea
T. B. Weller
Leslie Challla
Oregon
A. Davidson
N. K. Warner
Lon Connor
D. W. Bottenfield
Carthage
C. C. Roberts
D. Gunter
St. Joan Springs
Effie McDaniels
Eemek Sharp
Mes
Wm. Simpson
Mra. N. B. Simpson
Chandler
Ella Pfister
Marcilene
T. P. Parks
View
Chas. Purcell
Nora Mauzey
Mattle Isles
Brunswick
Montreal
Topeka
Kana
Larned
Clhaeinnat
John Sullivan
Eureka Springs
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