Dancing at the Cherokee Club Hall Sparks Local News
A flurry of social notes from Vinita describes a dance at the Cherokee club rooms and a lively social scene. It includes visits from C Parke of Chelsea, D C Satterlee of Bartlesville, Mrs W W Staats of Chelsea, and many others, with townsfolk traveling to nearby Pryor Creek, Tulsa, Muskogee, and Oklahoma City for visits and business. The report also notes a baseball score at Electric Park, a whiskey case trial in police court, local marriages, and various community events and travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ae C. Parke
Chelsea
Davis
Berghum
Chartey Neal
Guy Lionberger
Muskogee
W. W. Staats
City
Cherokee Club
N. Nash
Oklahoma City
Chas. Neal
D. C. Sat
Jack Lamb
Soap Man
Kansas City
W. A. Robbins
Tulsa
Mob Walker
Fort Smith
A.K
J. B. Davis
Pryor Creek
Dave Jones
Donahue
Springfield
Otis Tittle
Harry Brown
Jerome Bedell
Chetopa
E. N. Waliamson
Prank Hayes
White Oak
Lula Hampton Brown
Justice of the Peace
Ed Stanley
Arthur King
Mattie McKinnie
Dacket
Parks
Mary Fields
Joseph A. Gill
Miss Rose
Joe
R. M. McClintock
Pueblo
Colo
Henry Raines
Bennnett
A. R. Love
Mary Raine
Christian Church
Local visitors and departures noted in city social brief
R B Lynch of Tulsa and J W Clark of El Reno were in the city today. B A Lamm from Afton and W C Marrs ill with malaria were also noted. C C Baird of Nowata attended Cobb last night while J W Coghill of Chelsea and R J Clark and wife from Afton visited yesterday. Other locals traveled to Denison Miami St Louis and Muskogee on various errands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Billingstea
West
Billy Hughes
Afton
Hugh Ratcliff
Oklahoma City
B. H. Hester
Rogers County
Edgar Marrs
Adair
A. W. Herron
Oscar Trott
Colorado
R. B. Lynch
Tulsa
B. A. Lamm
J. W. Clark
el Reno
W. C. Marrs
R. B. Copeland
Parr
Land
J. W. Coghill
Chelsea
Vance MecSpadden
Denison
Tex
W. C. Andrews
Muskogee
Ice cream social and community notices linger in Oklahoma city records
Local social events fill a page with church socials and meetings at the Presbyterian church on Friday night. Names from several towns appear including Morning Brecker Duncan and Carselowey families with greetings and travel mentions. The Georgia Minstrels arrived and a district court writ of mandamus is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Ladd
Narcissa
Dr. Crawford
Pryor
Lucien Butler
Big Cabin
W. C. Marra
T. Wyman Thompson
Ketchum
Pete Coyne
Estella
Dan Myers
Tulsa
Ellis Duncan
Tahlequah
Presbyterian Church
A. R. Brecker
Wichita
Kana
W. ©. Eddy
Welch
Hugh Ratcliff
Oklahoma City
Harry Mitchell
Marina Daniels
Lightning Creek
H. E
John Barrett
Claremore
Lee Barrett
Christian Endeavor
N. L. Roberts
Kansas City
Diel House
Tom Donnelly
Q. EB. Leforce
Bert Oskison
L. C. White
Adair
B. G. Chandler
C. EB. Taylor
Menden Mines
Georgia Minstrels
Davie
A. Stanley
R. J. Wright
J. W. Sanders
O. L. Patton
Carselowey
Patton
J. M. Carselowey
J. B
Market notes on cattle hogs and sheep trends
Livestock prices hold to higher quoter in quarantine cattle at 7.0 top and hogs near 6.00 with ample receipts. Calves up a quarter, heavy stockers 40 to 5.40, lightweight hogs slow under 100 lb at 5.50 or less. Sheep and lambs show weakness, mutton down 10 cents, fat lambs improving, stock feeders and corn crop outlook cited with farmer English predicting bumper season in Cherokee County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Colorado Springs
J. G. English
Big Cabin
Okla
Mr. English
Monsteau
County
Missouri
Oklahoma State Fair Boosts Premiums and Prep
Oklahoma City announces a premium total of 47 259 50 for the state fair running September 26 to October 7. About 20 000 will be awarded in livestock and poultry with 20 000 in speed events. Four new buildings rise on the 160 acre site alongside enhanced exhibits and entertainment. The fair promises educational features, clean amusements, daily concerts, and numerous vaudeville acts to attract attendees and provide a profitable, well rounded event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Bee and Toney
Vehicle
A. & M. College
Pair Park Theatre
Marco Twins
Capt. Webb
Wonderful Seal
la Belle Helene
Leon Morris
Metropolitan Concert Band
Oklahoma
State Fair Association
Kansas City Stock Yards Cattle Prices Rise Through Week
Kansas City stockyards report mixed gains as most killing cattle rise 15 to 50 cents while stockers and feeders drop 10 to 25 cents. Today’s run totals 8,000 cattle and 1,600 calves with strong to 16 higher on killing cattle and 10 to 16 higher on stock and feeding cattle. Prices for Stonebraker Old Mexicos reach 4.75, with other figures from 4.55 to 6.85 for top lots. yearlings at 7.00 and wintered steers around 6.15. Grass cows command high prices amid tightening supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Kansas
Wickersham Denounces Alaska Charges As False At Hearing
Washington July 25 Attorney General Wickersham dismissed Delegate Wickersham Alaska fraud and shielding charges as false before the House judiciary committee. He disputed affidavits cited by the delegate and cited no such documents found by investigators and no proof of wrongdoing. The exchange touched on coal contracts and the statute of limitations in Alaska cases. A separate notice in Oklahoma announces sale of Cherry M. Beck minor guardianship real estate in Craig County with bids due August 14 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Wickersham
Alaska
Statute of Limitation
House Committee On the Judiciary
H. J. Douglas
Alaskan Syndicate
Northwestern Commercial Company
John J. Seenor Company
Douglas
Jarvin
Alaska Syndicate Company
Seattle
John J. Bullock
Lesnor Company
McNamara
War Department
Littleton
New York
Nelson Down
Nelson
Senate Committee On Judiciary
Minor Guardian Sells 40 Acre Craig County Land in 1911 Auction
Notice from Emmett Hudson guardian for a minor in Craig County Oklahoma states the estate will be sold privately to the highest bidder for cash with sealed bids due by August 14 1911 at 10 oclock in the County Court room in Vinita. The property described is 40 acres described as N 12 of N 12 of NE 14 Section 30 Township 28 North Range 18 East. Bids must include a certified check for one third and be addressed to William Oneil guardian in care of S F Parks County Judge. Dated July 24 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoms
Deia
Ware
Cherry M. Beck
Delaware
Oklahoma
Auld Cherry M. Heck
Township
Hange 14
Craig County
5. B. Hunt
Grove
W. T. Melton
Guardian
Raw
Chieftain
County of
Craig
State of
Emmett Hudson
Eash
Vinita
State of Oklahoma
Emmett Madson
County
Wm. Onell
F. Parks
Wool conference foreshadows plan to pass wool bill
Washington July 26 after a series of conferences senators predicted the senate will adopt the house wool bill on Thursday. President Taft indicated a revision of the tariff schedule may await the tariff board report with no definite veto stance. Insurgent and regular Republicans signaled support for the house measure if the La Follette bill fails. Poindexter and others expect the house bill to eventually be accepted. Joplin College notes a dry weather crop worry and new term begins September 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Congress
Taft
Underwood
House
Tariff Board
Poindexter
Clapp
Brown
Guardian to Sell Minor's Oklahoma Real Estate in Nowata
Claude Allen guardian announces private sale of Eddie Oneida Derrick's interest in specified Craig County land. Court confirmed auction after August 10 1911 with cash-on-delivery deed terms. bids must be in writing and filed with the County Court or delivered to Glass & Weaver Nowata.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
Eddie Oneida Derrick
Nowata
Oklahoma
Eddie Onelda Derrick
Craig County
State of
Glass & Weaver
Claude Allen
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Cherokee O Club
Tom Byrd
Sapulpa
Tom Ketchum
R. L. Russell
T. F. Thompson
Fair Land
Steve Peak
Jay
Delaware County
C. A. White
Oswego
Costello
Fort Scott
Harvey
Dr. Porter
Seneca
Winifred Chamberlin
Joplin
Helen Churchill
W. T. Walling
Bank of Big Cabin
J. W. Orr
Chiccago
Dr. Wimner
T. J. Witkon
Kans
R. C. Hawkins
M. G. Hawkins
Heber Skinner
Mayme Riley
Prof. Dellinger
Michigan
C. D. Merritt
Palace Hotel
Preston Davia
Miami
District Court
T. R. Montgomery
Centralia
Green
Wm. Ballard
Horse Creek
Mabel Bagby
Bramble Millinery Company
Buffington
Milford- Berger Shoe Company
George B. Harris
Capt. Barrett
G. E. Davis
John Underwood
Frank Reed
South Brown Street
Ralph Reed
Emma Thompson
LaBelle
R. ©. Hawkins
Thomas Webb
Ardmore
Mr. Webb
DeGuerra & Ross
Colliseum
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Bethell
Arthur Chamberlin
J. A. Rickart
House Committee
BE. B. Hunt
Hila
Joplin Business College
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