Local and visiting notable figures in town scene
Chickasha guest list includes O lL McParland Dr Oliver Bagby and John Thoms Paul Hayden of Webb City and H J Young of Perry Lumber Company visit. Town-wide notice urges businesses to display purple and white flags for Miami class initiates. Several locals travel for business, court, or social calls as the day unfolds. A baby girl arrives to the Raines family. Mrs Bert Young heads home after visiting relatives. The Woman's Synodical Society meets at the Presbyterian church March 21 with services set for 7 30 p m and 9 30 a m led by Mrs A R Love secretary
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll. McParland
Chickasha
Cable
Oliver Bagby
John Thoms
Bluejacket
T. ©. Hayden
Webb City
H. J. Young
Perry Lumber Company
Bert Young
Chouteau
T. F. Thompson
Wright
L. C. Couch
Gulf Coast
Will Marra
Lewis Rogers
Carthage
A. G. Field
Elke
Miami
Tom Archer
Canadian Avenue
Carl Craig
Welch
Lew Betts
Guthrie
W. A. Day
Big Cabin
Robert Hill
Claremore
G. Welles
Chelsea
George Ashby
Guy Patten
Granville Craig
C.D. Trout
E. D. Wilson
T. B. Frogge
Ell Gaines
Gentry
Ark
W. B. Timblin
Robert F. Call
John F. McClellan
Charley Gibson
Muskogee
Tom Brown
John Morris
Hudson Creek
William Warner
Okoes
W. L.marker
C. P. Jones
W. L. Marker
W Welch
N. B. Dannenberg
Otho Smith
Myrtle Marrs
Oswego
Kans
James Bond
District Court
J. Ls Cunningham
W. W. England
E. H. Harris
Afton
Jenkins
M. G. Hawkins
Drake
Los Angeles
Cal
James Hill
Boonville
Kemper Military Academy
Pete Coyne
Oklahoma City
George B. Davis
Aston
Epworth League
G. M. Raines
Woman's Synodical Society of Home and Foreign Missions of
Presbyterian Church
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
The
A. R. Love
Missionary Society
Vinita Folks Travel and Local Events Across City
Wednesday’s Daily notes visitors from Fairland Chelsea and Durant, with residents from Adair Tulsa Grove and Bluejacket. Local activities include Elks festivities, a gas stove fire at the Auditorium, and court action in the Avery Johnson case. Social events feature a bridge afternoon, prayer meeting, and C. W. E. M. gathering at Mrs. Will Meeks’ home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman Niciffer
Fairland
F. M. Scott
Chelsea
Richard Martin
Adair
Charles Berner
State Bank Examiner
Tulsa
Co. W. Howell
Bluejacket
J. W. Skinner
J. O. Abernathy
Oklahoma City
Cobb
R. L. Oskison
Centralia-Vinita
George W. Fields, Jr
Grove
Elks
F. L. Hughson
Centralia
Ewing Halsed
Kansas City
George W. Fincannon
David Cohn
William Chism
P. W. Bonfoey
Durant
B. E. Capps
Margaret
J. C. Wilkinson
W. B. Crawford
Joplin
St. Louis
Pearl Street Presbyterian Chigeh
District
Masonic Hall
Laura Darrough
Local social notes and movements in Ottawa area
Residents and visitors sequence includes Mrs J P Lavender hosting in Ottawa, Smithville guests, travelers from Chelsea Sapulpa Nowata Grove and Miami, engagements and moves, a St Patrick event by Merry Workers, a bridge party for Mrs Bonfoey, a marriage license for F Putnam and Lucy M Martin, and local court procedures.
Woman's Presbyterial Society Convenes Tuesday
The third annual meeting of the Woman's Presbyterial Society of the Muskogee Presbytery will be held in Vinita next Tuesday. The Muskogee Presbytery covers Muskogee, McIntosh, Sequoyah, Wagoner, Cherokee, Adair, Mayes, Delaware, Craig and Ottawa counties. The program includes devotional service, minutes, welcome, fraternal greetings, officer reports, and committee appointments with lunch at noon and resumed at 2:00 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Presbyterial Society of the
Muskogee Presbytery
Vinita
Muskogee
Mra
N. B. Moore
Haskell
H. K. Trammell
G. L. Bennett
J. Burnett
Fort Ginson
Official Mexican reply to American libel requests
The Mexican minister of finance Limantour announced what is described as the official Mexican reply to U S representations seeking humane treatment of Americans in Mexico. It states that captured rebel forces may be tried and executed under martial law and that revolutionaries should lay down arms only when their demands are met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Frank Witherspoon
United States
Arma
Miss Beas Howard Fort Gibson Relation of Young Peoples Societies
Reports of societies and delegates fill the synod program with sessions on the Woman's Board. Mrs Lindsay of St Louis leads music and the Vision address. Mrs Van Fleet Wagoner reports on delegates. Nominating Committee, elections, and devotions close the evening at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beas Howard
Fort Gibson
Young Peoples
Woman's Board
J. Lindsay
St. Louie
B, Moore
Haskell
van Fleet
Wagoner
Children’s Organizations For Missions
W. 8
W. 8. Irwin
A. Gamble
Lindsay
St. Louis
Cattle Market Turns Weak at Kansas City Stock Yards
Kansas City stock yards report midweek cattle prices slipping 10 to 16 cents with heavy steers in a slow sale. Buyers plentiful, demand cooled, heavy steers and stockers down 15 to 25 cents. hogs mixed with packers lowering prices. sheep and lambs meet high year prices with top lambs around 4.25 and overall market strength fading from early week highs.
Market Report On Cattle Sheep And Hogs Prices
The report notes varied cattle prices from light weights to heavy cornfed steers with top quotes around 6.40 to 6.10 for prime steers and 4.00 to 4.85 for fat cows. Calves fetch up to 7.75 while heavier bulls and stockers show steady to good demand. Hogs traded lower than last week with top around 6.80 and general quotes 6.05 to 6.80 amid ample western supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Colorado
Beatty Brothers
Arkansas Valley
One Month Left in Chieftain Piano Contest
Contest heads into final month with leaders J N Taylor Ava Achgill and Blanche Johnston still ahead as votes narrow. Candidates urge supporters to recruit friends and campaign hard to win the handsome prize plane. Current standings show Taylor 67750 Achgill 65675 Johnston 58575 with others far behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Taylor
Ava Achgill
Blanche Johnston
Jimmie Connell
Mildred Britt
Fannie Garrett
Eulala Kell
Ehel O'Neil
Ida Williams
Catale
S. Wright
Sadie Casto
Cattle Market Opens Week Weaker Demand Slows Prices
Oklahoma City reports for week opening showing weaker tone and light demand for beef especially higher grades. Packers note reduced buying interest while producers accept price declines with few objections as receipts rise. Medlin comments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Surging Insurgents Rally in Mexican War Tale
Francisco Gomez of the Washington Junta claims twelve thousand insurgent troops across twenty states battle the government. He asserts Americans in high places aid the cause. Washington reports troop concentrations in San Antonio San Diego and Galveston. Navy gunboats shift positions on east and west coasts of Mexico and Central America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francisco Gomez
Washington
D.C
San Antonio
San Diego
Galveston
War Department
Conterary
Navy
Mexico
Central America
Who's Who Mystery Teaser Delayed One Week
The Chieftain teases an upcoming feature delayed a week with clues and rewards for readers. The puzzle promises novelty and enjoyment, urging patience while the pages reveal the solution and prize details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White and Wateh
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
In pursuance of a County Court order in the Mamie L. N. Allen minor estate the guardian will sell at private sale to the highest cash bidder subject to court confirmation on April 3 1911 at 1 30 p m or thereafter within the bid period The property is the East Half of the Northeast Quarter Section 9 Township 24 North Range 21 East Craig County Oklahoma totaling about 80 acres Written bids with a certified check for one third of the bid must be left at the County Court Judge's office Dated March 13 1911 Hiram R Allen Guardian by Addis A Brown His Attorney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
Craig County
Oklahoma
Mamie L. N. Allen
Hiram R. Allen
Guardian
Cherokee County
Mary Woorlard
Mary Woodard
George Woodard
AO Guardian
Parker, Rider & Brown
Bruce L. Keenan
Edwin Woodard
Edwin Wooward
Marely
Sale of Real Estate by Guardian of Mary Woodard Minor
The Cherokee County Oklahoma County Court on February 20 1911 ordered a public sale of the estate rights of Mary Woodard a minor. On April 3 1911 at 1 30 pm bids in writing must be delivered to the County Court room. The property is the East Half of the West Half of the Northeast Quarter Section 17 Township 25 North Range 20 East in Craig County Oklahoma. Bids must include a bid certified by the guardian and his attorney Parker Rider Brown Bruce Keenhan.
Notice of Guardian Sale of Minor Edwin Woodard Estate
Pursuant to an order of the County Court the guardian of Edwin Woodard a minor will offer for sale on April 1 1911 at 1 30 PM the following real estate in Craig County Oklahoma The South Half of the Southwest Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 9 and the East Half of the Southeast Quarter of the Southeast Quarter of Section 8 all in Township 25 North Range 20 East Bids must be in writing and may be of the bid Guardian Parker Rider Brown 16 March 1911
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G. York
Chas
H. Reidemann
John Swain
Frank Connor
Louis Thomason
Tom Johnson
Pryor Creek
del Harkleroid
Elyria
C. A. Davidson
F. J. Blachett
Fort Wayne
Ind
University of Oklahoma
Chicago
Norman
Solons
Western University
Dally Morris Knight
Claude Shelton
C. H. Jenkins
R. D. Hagerman
Near Hollow
F. M. Brookshire
B. Houx
H. B. Wilcox
Colorado City
Colo
Roy Bartholomew
E. W. Martin
I. Bunch and
Shannon
Mazie
A. K. Wilder
Elkhom
Preston Davis
Oklahon
J. W. Coghill
Flossie Leforces
C. F. Hopkins
Sapulpa
B. A. McFarland
Carl Matthews
A. Foreman
Estella
Fayette Harland
Tawt
Frank Shaffer
Nowata
Houston Ballard
Field
T. KR. Glass
James S. Davenport
Frank Miller
Seneca
HW. C. Miller
J. M. Miller
F. J. Weillp
Carl Croninger
Henry Holderman
Old Mexico
South Thompson Street
A. M. Clinkscales
F. ©. Putnam
Lucy M. Martin
Oswero
Kana
J.J. Brown
C. G. Wheeler
Justice of the Peace
Aiese
Clemire Chis
Asl
St. Patrick’s
A. Davidson
Merry Workers
Baptist Church
J. H. Butler
G. C. Finley
Woman's Presbyterial Society
W. S. Irvin
Mies Nettie Duncan
G. T. Thompson
Tahlequah
J. B. Ellington
Limantour
Joooooocoo
Kansas
J. A. Rickart
S.seuus
Rough Ee Vesvereens
Pig Ce Veeecetcyene
Css Basse
Addis A. Brown
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