In town today Centralia visitors and locals on business
Local notes record EC Perlman from Centralia and numerous residents visiting Vinita on business or returning home. Several names appear, including J Creshaw of Franklin Til, W P Thompson headed to Bartlesville, and others from Tulsa Muskogee Pryor Welch and wider area. Community events and social notices alongside minor incidents and upcoming meetings are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis
Tere
Ketchum
J. Creshaw
Franklin, Til
W. P. Thompson
Bartlesville
Frank Reed
Wichita
Gilbert
Frank Elder
Sallie Ridgeway
Tulsa
Chas
Wagoner
John Hamilton
Muskogee
Vern Thompson
Miami
Chas McKee
Samuel Chatterton
Big Cabin
B. B. Scott
Cobb
G. ©. Finley
Eyrus Leland
Topeka
W. Houk
Beaumont
Tex
Local residents and visitors seen in Vinita area
A string of visits and trips list Tulsa McAlester Welch and other towns as residents and officials travel. People include W J Wade from McAlester, T M Buffington from Bluejacket, Dick Os kison from Centralia, Frank Reed from Wichita, Dr Portner from Springfield, and many others. events include court attendance, marriages, and a Halloween dance hinting at the Italian orchestra’s periodical Vinita visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Taylor
Bluejacket
D. W. Bottenfield
Sulphur Springs
Ark
Holy City
William T. Rye
Clyde McGary
Harry Swarts
Guthrie
W. J. Wade
Parsons
Riverside
Cal
Ladies of the Maccabees
Clara Chamberlin
A. F. Chamberlin
Twentieth Century Club
South Smith Street
C. W. Day
Kansas City
the Elks
Cherokee Social Club
J. W. Orr
Tulsa
McAlester
T. M. Buffington
T. J. Walsh
Wiu Byrd
Tablequah
Dick Oskison
Centralia
C. T. Roberta
Welch
Spavinaw
P. B. Kinnison
Afton
T. A. Chandler
C. R. Phimmer
Enid
Vinita
Dr. Portner
Springfeld
Ing
Me W. Mitchell
Blue
Bitket
Harold Orr
Chas
Ed Davidson
Oliver Bagby
New Haven
A. B. Berger
Neosho
George Dixon
Chamberlin
J. M. Sims
Chas. W. Kay
Minneis
United States
J. G. Wilkinson
Claude Chandler
Pryor
J. H. Melton
Afton Exchange Bank
P. W. Wilkins
Jef
Pennsylvania
D. W
W. BE. Ross
Grove
Carry Forbes
Windsor
Bert Young
Noel
Young
David Gregg
Henryetta
Okla
Mary M. Fallen
Estella
Addie Belle
Rebecca Parkhalter
Allie Umes
Welch Normal
The
Christian Church
Fred Ratcliff
Dewey Portland Cement Company
E. N. Ratcliff
D. N. Fink
Nowell Fink
Hog Market Prices And Trends In South Parks
Market notes show hog prices rising slightly with light crop effects. Prices for ice cream and cake noted in two day gains, 1,100 head present, bulk sales around 5.80 to 5.95, market nickle higher than Monday. Good to choice heavy and butcher hogs quoted 4.80 to 6.00, mixed 5.05 to 5.80, rough packing 5.20 to 5.50, pigs 4.90 to 5.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Parks
Estella Wedding Unites Sanders and Falling at Squire Harp Home
In Estella on Sunday afternoon Dave Sanders a coal miner from Henryetta and Maggie Falling eldest daughter of Mrs Charley Hunter were married at Squire T P Harp house after the ceremony the couple departed for Henryetta to establish their future home Mrs G F Mold visited Adair relatives a short trip Walter Lief and wife were callers Z M Cox sold his store to a merchant at Centralia
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire T. P. Harp
Dave Sanders
Maggie Falling
Sanders
Henryetta
Oklo
Estella
Maggie
Charley Hunter
Adair
Walter Lief
Z. M. Cox
I Merchant
Centralia
Wolfe-Bearden Nuptials Celebrated Last Night
Miss Jennie Mae Wolfe and Opie P Bearden wed in Vinita at the Wolfe home amid white and green decor. Rev J M Cantrell officiated as guests and family honors followed, with a reception and gifts displayed. The couple plans a tour of Old Mexico and a move to Okemah after a midnight departure. The article also includes Oklahoma City market notes from the Frank Witherspoon Live Stock Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Crawford
Welch
J. L. Courtney
Afton
W. C. Chamberlin
W. P. Farley
Oswego
J. H. Langley
Pryor
W. D. Jenking
Tulsa
H. ©. Bland
W. B. Johnson
Muskogee
H. F. Aby
J. 4. Anderson
Prof. Bailey
Draugtton Business College
Miami
Joe Tatman
Stloam Springs
John Ridenhour
Red Mill
Tulsa Post
Homer Trott
Cabin Creek
D. M. Marrs
W. L. Trott
Oklahoma City
Cruce
the Grand
Mrs. Gee, Roundtree
Biemark
Okla
Roundtree
Mrs. Merritt
Palace Hotel
Winnifred Reed
A. R. Love
Miss Reed
BE E. Taylor
Clarence Bair
Menden
Jennie Mae Wolfe
W. E. Wolfe
Opie Bearden
Okemah
Old Society
G. Q. Alexander
North Smith Street
Opie P. Bearden
North Wilson Street
Killarney
J. M. Cantrell
Argyle Langston
Grace Parker
Miss Black
Mendelssohn
Vinita
W. Be, Wolfe
Wolfe
Miss Parker
Mr. Bearden
First National Bank of
Oklahoma City Markets
Franklin Wimner
Dora Wolfe
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Notice of sale of real estate under a County Court order in Craig County Oklahoma. Administrator of Peter W. Grooms estate will sell privately to highest cash bidder on June 24, 1911, at 2 pm in Vinita. Includes 50, 60, and 120 acre parcels and an undivided interest in Ellen Gamnes lands. Sealed bids allowed with certified check for one third of bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Oklahoma
Peter W. Grooms
Eald County
Vinita
Crale
Ellen Gamnes
Twentyseven
Pearson
E. J. Hobdy
Chieftain
County of
State of
Kennie C. Housley
Rennie C. Housley
Kansas City Stock Yards cattle and hog market report
The Kansas City stockyards last week saw cattle runs totaling about 33 000 head, three thousand more than the prior week and five thousand more than a year ago. Fed steers above middle grade reached a spring high of 6 35, while other classes varied with rising cake fed cattle from the south. Hog prices held near week-closer levels, with top hogs at 6 00 and most sales 5 86 to 6 00, and lambs and sheep firming 15 to 25 cents from the prior week’s lows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Chicago
Texas
Arizona
Bert Doublehead Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Second Degree
The jury in Bert Doublehead's case convicts him of second degree manslaughter and sets a two year sentence in the state prison. The court then panels juries for civil cases and moves to other matters, including a land dispute and arguments over cattle theft sentencing references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Doublehead
Doublehead
McLeod L. Adale
Edward Landrum
Tibbets Braught
Braugh
Brown
John Gunter
Young Braught
Davis Fined $100 After Bootlegging Charge Arraignment
Police efforts to curb bootleg traffic continued as Bud Davis faced arraignment for purchasing liquor. He reportedly declared he would go to jail rather than reveal the source of his booze. Judge Willisme imposed a $100 fine. Frank Buffington’s liquor sale trial is scheduled for a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Davis
Davis
Willisme
Frank Buffington
Two-Cent Fares Extended For Kansas Railroads
In Kansas City on June 6 a two cent rate for railroads will stay in force for at least another year. Stipulations signed by John B. Dawson attorney general and attorneys for thirteen Kansas railroads were filed in federal court yesterday. The suits will rest on the dockets until the Nebraska two cent rate dispute is settled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas
John 8. Dawson
Nebraska
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Perlman
Joel Wilson
Salina
Lewis Rogers
Lizzie Hitchcock
Hitchcok
South Park
South
A. C. Peace
W. J. Whitaker
Pryor Farley
Arthur Horn
Freeman Nichiffer
Fairland
P. M. Taylor
Kinnison
P. P. Jones
Pat Kinnison
B. BE. Capps
Carl Vauhin
Henry Wimer
Jopaa
J. Wilbur Logan
Colmbas
Kans
T. R. Glass
Nowata
Mrs. Shonard
Robert Duckworth
Siloam Springs
Gertrude
Jesse Nidiffer Lare
Tom White
Oregon
G. A. Masters
Porter Railroad
Perry
Elks
Durant
Vinita Indge
Theodore Perry
Claud Chandler
Clem Hulsenkamp
W. ©. Chamberlin
J. M. Miller
Chelsea Leaay
Christlan Church
M. J. Spalding
Thal
Missouri
R. H. Singleton
Welch Band
Electric Park
Welch Boys
Frankie Manilla
Yankee Swatzel
Frankie
Harry Forbes
Civic Club
Marta Stevens
Lee Barrett
F. Mason
Chas, Davis
Paul Mackey
J. A. Rickart
Wolfe-Bearden
Frank Witherspoon
the Chieftain
Petate
W. B. Depue
Guardian
Bert
Ter
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