Vinita Daily Highlights Local Visitors and Health News
Daily notices detail visitors from Pryor Muskogee Shawnee Chelsea Tulsa and Miami along with local health updates including Olive Enix pneumonia and a complex appendicitis operation on Jessie Henson. The federal court adjourned with Dave Jones liquor case verdict while community events cover Elks meetings revival records and track meet planning in Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Martin of
Pryor
Fred C. Turner
Muskogee
J. M. Carroll
Shawnee
W. A. Hinkle
Chelsea
C. Caldwell
BE. Morris
Miami
Barber Churchill
Ramona
T. G. Chambers Jr
Oklahoma City
R. A. Leavitt
Lite Rock
Hickman
L. Orr
Tulsa
Kansas City
Dillum
Cromer
H. W. Trune
Dayton
Olive Enix
Dave Jones
Earl Whitehill
Marty Swartz
The
Elks Lodge
I. N. Clark
Baptist Church
Frank Ham
Harvey Johnson
M. Moss
M. L. Pierce
B.D. Ballard
J. McBride
Big Cabin
Shelton
Prof. McBride
Lloyd Judd
Chelsea High School
W. H. Roper
Guthrie
A. W. Roper
Visitors and locals flock to Vinita area events and meetings
Miami dealer, R. A. Leavitt returning from Kansas City, F. M. Lewis and daughter Winnie, E. A. Brooks and Dr. H. H. Wynne from Oklahoma City visit. Weather forecase predicts rain or snow tonight and fair Sunday. Mrs. Ford's Sunday school candy sale at Cowan's Saturday. L. L. Burger of Coffeyville visits Cobb. Benson Crockett seeks a Nevada Missouri location for a picture show. W. M. Slaughter called to Texas for his mother's death. Leader office hosts a meeting to reorganize the Vinita band under Prof. B. J. Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alec Graham
Pryor
T. T. Simmons
Muskogee
T. A. Johnson
Kuskogee
N. L. Roberts
Kansas City
Paul Clinton
Fanny Knight
Tulsa
Rachel Knight
W. H. Tarrant
Corpus Christi
Texas
Tarrant
Vinita
Jessie Henson
South Wilson Street
J. M. Miller
Christ
Vinita Band
B. J. Mills
Mills
Miami
R. A. Leavitt
F. M. Lewis
Winnie
E. A. Brooks
H. H. Wynne
Oklahoma City
Cobb
Benson Crockett
Nevada
W. M. Slaughter
United States Express
Leader
Booze Hearing Set for March 27 in Oklahoma
In Muskogee Oklahoma March 12 Judge Campbell will hear the habeas corpus application of Case Title and Charles Webb on March 27 for liquor related charges in dry territory. If denied they plan to appeal to the U S Supreme Court. United States Marshal Victor vows strict enforcement of all laws until repeals, while legal talent argues federal and state powers clash in the east and west ends of Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muskogee
Oklo
United States District Court
Campbell
Case Tittle
Charles Webb
Grant Victor
United States
Oklahoma
Department of Justice
East End
West End
United States Supreme Court
Kansas City Livestock Market Sees Mixed Week Gains
Cattle receipts rose by nearly 10,000 from the prior week as buyers stayed active, with top steers at 8.00 and many 6.00 to 7.40. Hog prices rose 15 to 35 cents with 100 lb pigs at 5.85 delivering Indiana shipments, while veal calves peaked at 8.75 before easing to 8.00. Lambs reached 7.05, ewes 4.90, yearlings 4.00. overall market firm but cautious amid outside forecasts of Western stock movements.
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Kansas City
Chicago
Western Union
Nebraska Wyoming Line
Indiana
Nebraska
Railroad Time Tables from Vielta and Connections
Railroad timetable list shows departure and arrival times for multiple trains including California Express Lustler Jopiin express St. Louis Limited St. Louis Meteor and others. Services cover north south and west routes with connections to Oklahoma City and Sapulpa Express and Haestler listed among the daily departures and arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vielta
K. C. Meteor
California Express
Lustler
Hastern Xpress
St. Louia Limited
St. Louis
Wast Mall
Okla City
Casula
Sapulpa Express
Haestler
Senator Owen Offers Prize for Best Road
Washington reports Senator Robert L. Owen has offered a 500 prize for the county that builds the best stretch of road on the state highway through Muskogee this year. Commissioner Suggs received the offer authorizing the prize on the condition the road is actually completed to standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert L. Owen
Suggs
Owen
Muskogee
Notice of dissolution of partnership at Enterprise Grocery
Notice is given that the partnership between J. Elliott and J. P. Gaston at Enterprise Grocery Company, 128 South Wilson Street Vinita Oklahoma, dissolved March 11 1912 by mutual consent. Business will be conducted by J. F. Gaston alone to settle all bills and accounts. Elliott endorses continued success and patrons' courteous treatment. Elliott has sold his interest to J. Gaston. No customer changes anticipated. Also mentions sale of Elliott interest to C. J. Hillott and an ad for a salesman at Gem Cafe.
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J. W. Roberts
Afton
John Ratcliff
Estella
Pryor Farley
Oswego
John A Chandler
J. E. Jenking
J. W. Smith
Wagoner
Ross Thompson
Claremore
County Court
Arkansas City
Jake Smith
Muskogee
B. G. Chandler
J. M. Tittle
Blue Jacket
Vinita
Tulsa
A. Russell
Oklahoma City
Pryor
Orphan Home
Baptist Shurch
Thomas Beesley
Fletcher
Emporia
Kans
Father
United States Express Company
B. Howard
Lon Frame
State Board of Affairs
J. W. Graig
Governor Cruce
Waco
Texas
Ladies’ Home Missionary Society of the Methodist Church
Mrm&. J. S. Thomason
C. ©. Hilttenmeyer
Ladies Aid Society
J. Elliott
J. P. Gaston
South Wilson Street
Oklahoma
Enterprise Grocery Company
J. F. Gaston
Gaston
Notice of Real Estate Sale and Guardianship Court Action
In Craig County Oklahoma guardians of Josie Blair Duncan and several Pritchett minors seek court approval to sell real estate for guardianship funds. The sale requires 10 percent earnest payment and court confirmation with cash balance at deed. A show cause hearing is set for April 2, 1912 at Vinita Courtroom.
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Chieftain
Adair
State of
Oklahoma
Josie Blair Duncan
Westsville
Adair County
Josie Blair Dunlan
Craig County
State of Oklahoma
Towit
Range
Indian Meridian
Jetta Pritchett
Novak
Pritchett
Cleda I. Pritchett
Opal V. Pritchett
Delbert M. Pritchett
Della Pritchett
Guardian
Nova O. Pritchett
Cleda
Winita
Craig
Wald
Sald Wards
Vinita
Divorce suit in Craix County Oklahoma
In district court Cora Scott sues John M. Scott for divorce and custody of children on grounds of abandonment for over five years. Plaintiff’s petition filed March 1912, answer required by April 24, 1912. Attorneys Riddle & Bennett. district clerk V. Carselowey Deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Craix County
Cora Scott
John M. Scott
Riddle & Bennett
Piaintiff
Vinita
Oklahoma
Altes
Qollebr
Mitchell
V. Carselowey
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Insane Asylum
Tim Shanahan
H. M. Allison
L. W. Houk
Beaumont
Wesley Beets
Chas, Bozzelle
Cleoray
Robert Lee
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Muster
Department of Mgdways
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W. ©. Duncan
BR. W. Alberty
J. A. Rickart
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K. C
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Flyer
Parsons Bol
Senator Owen
C. J. Hiliott
Enterprise Grocery
Gem Cafe
J. R Grimes
Janesville
Black Hawk
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