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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1910

Page

5

Local and Personal Notes From Pryor Creek Area

Monday’s Daily records a stream of short visits and travels among residents: L Rider and others at Pryor Creek, Claremore, Chelsea, and Muskogee. Names with towns include Ritchie, Walkley, Skinner, Sanders, Thompson, Mandler, Beaulieu, Lynn, Berkland, Dalton, Longie, Craig, Bertram, Duckworth, Mulvaney, Williams, Masterson, Sanders, Crawford, Harrison, Brown, Van Hulse, Roberts, Morning, Reed, Gill, Port La Vaca, and many more.

Cratchfield Ritchie Walkley Pryor Creek Skinner Claremore W. Sanders Tulwa E. Thompson Miami W. Mandler Mus Beaulieu Welch D. Lynn Chelsea Berkland Dalton Jami Ira Cecil Longie Brie Kans Mise Evelyn Craig Oma City A. Hy Bertram Tchison Bie Duckworth Thin Morine Stillwell Mra Mulvaney Ora Eve Williams Lea W. G. Masterson J. W. Sanders St. Louis R. A. Crawford D. W. Harrison Afton Nellie Brown Jagoner Charles van Hulse J. W. Roberts Jartlesville Franklin Martin Kansas City H. W. C. Shelton B. H. Hesteroft Guthrie Jordon Morrin Centralia Hazel Blackwell Kanana City George A. Masters Perry L. K. McGuffin Philadelpnia Agnes Ritchie Whi Wade Mias Mao Jacket Tulsa Gent Englehart Kirksville Dun Bmison Rogers, Ark L. W. Buffington Tahtequah Miss Little Agee Wyoming J. L Bagte Pass Texae Ralph Reed South Brown Judge Brown Judge Gill W. P. Thompson Port la Vadha Tex Bradney Mra. C Retdemann Lawtar Mra. Rice Myre W. M. Lima Mintar Mini Ella Dye Myrtle Lucky Sapulpa Harrison Bethel Taisa Alice Helton Collinsville Cora Brot F. B. Blachett Muskogee J. ¥. Roberts Longview Carl Nowata Ray

City council set meeting amid a flurry of regional visits

Tuesday's Taily lists numerous arrivals and departures from Chelaea Tulsa Pryor Creek and nearby towns. People include J B Davenport from Tulsa C A Steele visiting from Tulsa and J Berry King Tahlequah. Records note travel to Pryor Creek and Springfield and a marriage license issued to Jack Walker and Maria Bigknife to reside at White Oak.

Jud Unit decide ww as ust yh 'adi

The fragmentary note shows a brief reference to a judicial unit and a decision in a wartime or wartime-like context. Names, dates, or places are unreadable or missing, but the item appears to record an official determination in a legal or administrative matter.

Steal by Lal Cheste in Enon Nith WV Ni Bad

A brief note reports an incident involving Lal Cheste allegedly stealing items in Enon Nith West Virginia. No other persons or organizations are clearly identified in the readable text.

Enon

Local Visitors and Travelers Reported in the City

Wednesday notices list numerous visitors and movers including J J Robinson from Chelsea, L Rider at Pryor Creek, Gene Englehart heading to Minnesota, A W Bacon from Warner, John Gunter en route to Fort Worth, Minnie Pierve returning to Baxter Springs, and Judge Wilson N Smith from Grove among others. Several residents, travelers, and relatives were mentioned with brief notes on their movements or status.

John Bine Allane J. J. Robinson Chelsea L. Rider Pryor Creek J. & Davenport J. T. Dixon Monet Gene Englehart Minn Lou Bordendircher Tata Bebout Oklahows A. W. Bacon Warner Amos Stoalabarger Cheluea Preston Davie John Gunter Fort | Worth Texas Minnie Pierve Baxter Springs T. T. Wimer Joplin Tom Knight Dewey Chas Roy Warner Wilson N. Smith Grove B.C. Rose Warrensburg J. J. Spencer Frank Wilson Chanute Kans T. J Eleon

Local visitors and events fill Vinita scene with travel noted

A string of short notices reports A G McCullough visiting from Missouri Roy Lundy from Tulsa and others in Vinita for the day Mrs Weaver Harmon returns from Missouri D H Wilson in Bluejacket and Tom Knight from Bartlesville relatives visits Mike Bila Sinclair from Chanute Kansas guests Ethel Zimmerman of Weatherby Missouri hosts Jewel Brown returns to Joplin Lucile Hunt entertains card club Lucile Hunt hosts young ladies club Jewel Brown visits from Joplin Cantrell elected to Claremore school salary sixty dollars per month Local precinct inspectors arrive for election supplies political meeting at Timber Hill Bud Belew injured brother in Tulsa car crash Internal revenue arrest list Calif R R Grace and party depart for Pryor Creek Morrow to discuss plant removal June 16 Sheriff Ridenhour oversees road work Buford Williams Kansas City Symphony cellist Anna Gatewood hosts carole with Mrs Byrd Blanch Crutchfield wins high score in games

A. G. McCullough Missnouri Roy Lundy Tula Wingling W. H. Snyder Enid Vinita D. H. Wilson Bluejacket Tom Knight Bartler Vile Mike Bila Sinclair Chanute Kans W. 9. Davis A. T. Ring Nevada T. M. Buffington Oakland Jewel Brown Joplin J. 8. Brown Gertrude Cantrell Claremore School Gua Williams Ben Green Timber Hill Bert Belew Tulsa Bud Belew Pryor Creek T. J. Morrow Baxter Springs Anna Gatewood Carole Mia F. W. Byrd Petlo Mike Beulah Parker Boliver Blanch Crutchfield John Crutchfield

Daily L N Ditto and visitors at Vinita

Thursday notes show Ditto visiting Pryor Creek and many locals and guests from Chelsea Miami Wheaton Wheaton Mo Guthrie Tulsa Claremore West Cabin Vinita and nearby areas arriving for business and social visits. Names include John Parks Lee Webb Tom Prather Benita Younger O L Rider Grayson Villa Miss Beagle Mrs Nea Murphy W H Deck Allie Russell H W C Shelton B B Capps J Chas J M Trottinger and Howard Wynne.

Lee Webb Okmulgee White Oak Beagle Wheton Preston Davie Pryor Creek Stealabarger Hie Farm Bluejacket Murphy Near West Cabin Mra W. H. Deck Sarcoxie Allie Russell Wyandotte Vinita H. W. C. Shelton Guthrie B. B. Capps Tulsa John Chas Allune J. M. Trottinger Biloam Springs Howard Wynne Claremore

Local digest notes visits trips and events in Vinita

Misses Kate and Opal Zimmerman visit Grove. Rev Devis and J Morning return from Muskogee. John Barrett seen en route from Miami to Claremore. August Schucker and children arrive from the east. Probascos return from Carthage Missouri. Baptist Sunday school picnic held. Harmon family moving to South Foreman. Lamsons of Aurora in town on business. Judge Parker heads to Durant Chickasha and Oklahoma City. Measinger building a five room cottage. Mrs Shepard visits Missouri. Cabin Valley Mining reports a productive Chelsea well. Mrs Fulton visits Neosho. Twentieth Century Club meets at 518 East Sequoyah. Fannie Briscoe to St Louis then Tennessee. Saxon troupe trapshooting at ball park. Myrtle Lucky and Ethel Cherrington back from Muskogee Christian Endeavor. Jack Ellis and Charles Lewis charged in police court. Cantrells and Youngs to Tahlequah for normal. Vinita attendees to Muskogee O B convention report a fine meeting. Paul W McKay Chicago appears in recital at 8:15 with Masell and Wilson. Box office seats available. John Thorpeon hosts Wednesday Bridge Club. Vaudette Theater set for June 1 program. Proceeds aid Civic Club beautification. theaters to contribute later.

Kate Zimmerman Opal Zimmerman Grove W. O. Devis J. J Muskogee John Barrett Miami Claremore August Schucker B. M. Probasco Carthage the Baptist Sunday School South Foreman Street T. EB. Lamson Aurora Vinita L. F. Parker Durant Chickasha Oklahoma City Bob Measinger College Shepard Mixsouri J. M. Cantrell Conway Ark Hendrix College F. L. Kelly Mise Pauling Kelley Chelsea Cabin Valley Mining Company R. J. Fulton Dee Trott Neosho Twentieth Century Club D. Mc Marrs East Sequoyah Fannie Briscoe St. Louih Tennessee Saxon Ball Park Ball Park This Afternoon. Mine Myrtle Lucky Misa Ethel Cherrington Christian Endeavor Jack Ellis Chas. Lewis Pierce Cantrell Josephine Young Iattie Craig Huttle Day Gertrude Cantrell Tahlequah O. B Paul W .McKay Chicago Ewing Massell D. A. Wilson Bost Office Box Ofice John Thorapeon Vaudette Theater Civic Club Lyric Theater

Twenty Five Prisoners Now in the County Jail

The jail report shows the county jail contains twenty five prisoners. Eleven are city prisoners and fourteen county prisoners. Nine city prisoners were placed there last eight. Names include A Whitmire serving a $10 fine Walter McAffrey drunk Malay Baxley and Frank Ford war s Tom Mayfield and Viola Downing two colored prisoners charged with disorderly conduct and three Mexiang Charleo Julian and Joy who could not speak English. They were charged with being drunk.

A. Whitmire Walter McAffrey Malay Baxley Frank Ford Tom Mayfield Viola Downing Mexiang Charleo Julian

Special Rule to Govern Postal Bank Bill in House

The House rules committee, by a party line vote of six to three, reported a special rule to govern the postal savings bank bill. The rule cuts amendments, allows eight hours of general debate, and permits one substitute for the entire measure.

Associated Press Washington, D. C House

Tafts Speech on Socialism Sparks Wide Comment

Washington June 7 President Tafts Michigan speech on socialism drew surprise and comment from lawmakers across parties. Insurgents and reactionaries alike reexamine his stance as railroads fear a shift, while officials debate whether the remarks signal a lasting change or a temporary read of public sentiment.

Washington Taft Michigan Boses Republican Party Western Railroads Missouri United

Cherokee Monies Shown by Hastings Statement

Tahlequah Herald summarizes W. W. Hastings report on Cherokee credit from Indian Office books. Principal and interest totals list asylum fund, national fund, orphan fund, school fund, plus cattle tax, railroad rights of way, royalties and town lots sales, culminating in a grand total of 2 413 106.31 with 5 percent interest on principal funds. Hastings believes no anticipated congress action will affect the Cherokee people.

Tahlequah W. W. Hastings Indian Office Asylum Fund National Fund Orphan Fund School Fund Intercat

Formaldehyde By Mistake Claims Life in Iowa Drug Store

A traveling salesman for an Omaha wholesale grocery firm was served formaldehyde by mistake for mineral water at Moore drug store in Buffs Iowa and died immediately. The incident occurred on June 7 as authorities investigate the erroneous serving of the chemical to H Morton.

Council Buffs Strom Atlantic Saga H. Morton Omaha Moore Drug

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Jooooo J. BR. Miles Ed Stivers E. H. Gill Iwane Cohn Chelaea J. B. Davenport C. A. Steele Roberts Topeka Kana Graper W. H. Kornegay John Deckman R. H. Breademan B. F. Fortner Springfield J. R. McDonald Muskoger H. ©. Casey Pryors Creek Tom Ward Choutenn Fred L. Kelly George Kelly Alton Marie Arter J. Berry King Will Walkley J. B. Phillips W. R. Myera W. Roberts Polan A. A. Barker Joseph A. Gill Lee Barrett Mason D. R. Felts Kanaga City Sedalia J. H. McCready Jack Nelson Sidney Smith L. B. Sheldon Mise Mabel Miller J. M. Darrough Unionville Nellie Masterson Adair John Thomason W. B. Coley John Schoenborn Baby Schoenborn Kansan City Rhodelama Schoenborn Rev W. C, Davin Lcense Jack Walker Maria Bigknife Va Tog L. N. Ditto John Parks Hastings Shawnee
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