Welch area notes busy day with many visitors
Local residents and visitors traded reports in Vinita and Welch areas. Figures include Mra H Ballard of Afton visiting Mrs Davis Hill, J Z Newman from Welch, and Colonel William Little returning from Ramona. Multiple names and towns appear with social and business notes across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ra Perfonal
George Dixon
Welch AL
Mra
H. ©. Ballard
Afton
Davis Hill
P. Z. Newman
Welch
William Little
Gene Englehart
Ramona
G. W. Clark
L. W. Buttington
W. B. DePue
Chelsea
C. D. Meredith
Starr
Tan
Local visitors and arrivals listed from surrounding towns
From Wednesdays Daily a string of brief notes lists Mrs. Ralph Reed visiting Parsons. R Lee Martin came from Adair. Louise Graper was at Pryor Creek. J R Montgomery arrived from Centralia. HW Odell visited from Muskogee. Kennison returned from Texas. Harvey Senton was from Pryor Creek last night. W D Thompson from Bubetha Kansas is on business. C M Walker of Shawnee visited today. Lewis Nipp returned from Kansas City. Mrs Ethel Timmons of Welch was a visitor today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Moorehouse
Afton
Hiram Weddle
Phil Tolbert
Bartlesville
Joseph A. Gill
Rachel Knight
Tulsa
Paul Clinton
Chas. L. Bly
Cobb
Heber Skinner
W. FP. Farley
Talala
A. BE. Cummer
Baker Purniture Company
Kansas City
Plorence Craig
Joseph Gill, Jr
Seneca
B. C
Bogland
C. L. Howell
Bluejacket
Claud Montgomery
Centralia
Jordon Morris
Hudson
C. Roberts
Z. P. LaRue
Columbus
Kans
International Bank & Trust Company
Elks Hall
Friend-Teener
Charles Hartman
McComb
Oklo
Mra
Snn
Charleston
J. W. Byrd
H. ©. Miler
Charles Baxley
Kentucky
C. P. Eskridge
Texas
Mra. Johnson
C. B. Taglers
Indiana
Charles Davis
Oklahoma City
J. H. Butler
South Park
Wednesay’s
Ralph Reed
Parsons
R. Lee Martin
Adair
Misa Louise Graper
Pryor” Creek
J. R. Montgomery
HW. Odell
Muskogee
Kennison
Harvey Senton
Pryor’ Creek
W. D. Thompson
Bubetha
C. M. Walker
Shawnee
Lewis Nipp
Ethel Timmons
Welch
Kansas City Stock Yards Feeds Cattle Hog Market Gains
Kansan City Stock Yards reports a week of rising cattle prices with gains of 15 to 25 cents daily except a Thursday dip. Week’s totals show 24,000 head, strong demand, and good trade. hogs are scarce with prices up to 10.50, lambs and sheep advancing, receipts easing, and outlets strengthening.
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Kansan City
Ap Easttern Order
Colorado
Utah
James Buchanan
Norton
Kansas
Local notes from Vinita and surrounding areas
G C Welch transacted business in Vinita Hin Vinita and Hancock visited friends in Vinita. C T Roberts spent Friday and Saturday in Vining on business. Mrs F D Peleusi recovering from pneumonia while George Gibwan and wife visited Big Cabin. Mrs A P Ogier expects an aunt from Lincoln Nebraska soon. Mr and Mrs J Howell expect to move to the Hancock property soon. George Ofbein began a five room cottage in the Hancock addition. Misses Josephine Barker and Louise Graper of Vinita visited Mrs W L Marker. Mrs Walter Caraway and Mrs Starkey of Muskogee are visiting the Waawon family this week. The three year old child of George Durell died last week of pneumonia and meningitis. School pupils are clearing grounds to beautify and plant flowers on campus. The four month old babe of Mr ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nob
J. Howell
Hancock
George Ofbeon
Hancock Addition
Josephine Barker
Louise Graper
Vinita
W. L. Marker
Walter Caraway
Died Saturday and burial Sunday for Mrs Chas Neuman
A revival at the Methodist church has run two weeks but sickness in town kept attendance light. Miss Clara Dickman and Miss Mel Donald arrived from the city with machinery stock. Min Dickman will trim for Mrs Yaden and Mina McDonald for W Dowell. T J Hancock bought W L Marker's lot with P Jones and will start a first class residence. W L Marker will tear down and rebuild into a ten room house.
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Chas. Neuman
Methodist Church
Clara Dickman
Mel Donald
Min Dickman
Yaden
Mina McDonald
W. Dowell
T. J. Hancock
W.L. Marker
P. Jones
Centralia’s Busy Town Faces Growth and Departures
Albert Lanman plans real estate work in Kansas City as Centralia sees rising activity from builders and farmers. New houses near Vinita are noted, with carpenters Mouray and Johnson busy, Tolliver nearing move to a new store, and livery at Davis Hargrave continuing. Farbo, McMain relocate gear, while Wright and Johnson pause carpentry to farm. Peace sells holdings and prepares to move.
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Albert Lanman
Centralia
Kansas City
Vinita
Nowata
L. L. Mouray
Id Johnson
Dick Oskinson
J. W. Tolliver
Farbo & McMain
Davia & Hargrove
Y. J. Wright
Ed Johnson
A. ©. Peace
Bla Holdings
Rose Items and Farm News From Pryor Area
Local notes report visits by Prof James Ward and others near Peggs and Marcum prairie. Mentions pneumonia cases, a forest fire damaging pasture fences, and a death from pneumonia near Vinita. D B Smallwood runs for recorder on the Republican ticket. Forest fires hurt farms. Howard Bros sell to Nat Mayes and plan to move to Pryor. John Scott and others cited for liquor law violations. several measles cases noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ward
Tom
Peggs
Keys
Dodson
Bob Satterfield
Marcum Prairie
Todd
Kansan
Duncan
Fev. McDaniela
Silowm
John Gunter
Vinita
William Heath
Howard Bros
Nat Mayes
Bretty Pryor
D. B. Smallwood
John Scott
Jonnon
Pryor
Eastern Oklahoma lawyer Talley found guilty of assault with intent to kill
Haskell B. Talley, a prominent eastern Oklahoma lawyer from Found Guility Tulea, was found guilty last night of assault with intent to kill B. F. Pettus, a noted educator, and sentenced to three years in the penitentiary. An appeal will be filed. Talley had two prior trials on the same charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulea
Okla
Mar
Oklahoma
Haskell B. Talley
B. F. Pettus
Talley Wan
Jim Crow Law Violated Noted In Muskogee Street Cars
In Muskogee Oklahoma on March 10 sheriff officials report that due to insolence by African American riders the Jim Crow law on the local street car line prompted assigning a special officer to each car until further notice. Negro traffic in heavy areas has ignored markers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Okla
John Winever
Ines
University Professor Receives High Honor
Professor H. H. Lane of the University of Oklahoma zoology faculty has been elected Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science. The honor, granted without the recipient's knowledge, recognizes contributions to science from work on the armadillo and soft shelled turtle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Lane
University of Oklahoma
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Lane
Guardianship hearing and sale of Delilah Harris lands
In Craig County Oklahoma the County Court schedules an April hearing to consider a petition by guardian Alex J Harris seeking authority to sell all or part of Delilah Harris minor’s real estate. The order requires notice and publication for three weeks and attendance of interested parties. Also a Mayes County notice lists sale of Willie Garrett minor’s real estate in Craig County with bids due March 26 1910 and court confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Oklahoma
Craig County
Delilah Harris
Alex J. Harris
Ths
Cone Parker, Rider & Brown
Guardian
Guardianship Notice to Sell Estate in Craig County Okla
The guardian of Thomas J. Garrett estate announces a sale by private auction after March 26 1910 at Pryor Creek County Court to settle the ward s property. The tract lies in Section 19 Township 27 North Range 20 East Craig County with all interest in Lots 3 and 4 and additional described parcels. Bids may be filed with Langley in Pryor Oklahoma or the county. sale final subject to court confirmation.
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Mayes County
Oklahoma
Wille 'Garrett
Pryor Creek
Mie Garrett
Craig County
Willie Garrett
Ringe
Langley & Pierce
Re Creek
Bruce Garrett
Cuardlan
Oklaborma
Thomas J. Garrett
Magua County
Eagh
Thomas B. Garrett
Township
Range Maat
Thomas DB. Garrett
Lote
Langley & In
Pryor
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J. C. Wilkinson
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Kansas City Paper House
Civic Club
Chieftain
Fred Kelly
North Park
George Kapp
Abbie B. Hillerman
Gertie Shannon
Florence Henley
Blue Jacket
Lizzie M. Depue
Leah Hancock
Clara Hopson
H.R. Warner
N. K.warner
J. K. Tubbs
BR. Julian
Isinews
H. W. C. Shelton
Willow Branch Mining Company
W. P. Thompson
Delphine Kelly
Tarlton & Company
Mangum
C. M. Hurlbut
Baby
L. Smith
Okmulgee
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B. N. Williamson
Robert Young
Walter Breedlove
Fairland
M. Prouty
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R. B. Allen
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Rowe
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Henry Wright
Cooke
Christian Sechurch
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