Vinita Daily notes many city visitors and local events
Tuesday's Vinita page lists numerous visitors and residents in town from Pryor Creek Claremore Chelsea Nowata Muskogee and farther. Names include Tom Byrd C Alberty Ed Hobson T N Chitwood Earl Kidd and Miss Hdith Smelser plus many others visiting on business or for gatherings. Civic and church activities are noted with meetings and revival services. marriages and social events are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Byrd
Welch
C. Alberty
Claremore
Ed Hobson
Tulsa
T. N. Chitwood
White Oak
Earl Kidd
James 8. Wilson
Paris
Mra. Dewey
Salida
Colo
Bramble
Louis Bagby
Adair
James Monroe Gibson
Nancy Lee Dobba
Chelsea
Frear
Hi. J. Overley
A. L. Churchill
Mise Mabel Miller
Muskogee
Allen Rogers
BR. L. Small
WI Libby
Sapulpa
G. W. Hills
W. B. NePue
Pryor Creek
A. A. Peagley
Kellerton
George
Dr. Moody
Kingfisher
J. B. Persing Yester
Oale Lane
Little Son
Monott
H. Deck
Leo. Spaulding
Frisco
Mumphire
A. T. King
San Antonio
Tex
Louise Graper
Nelle Smith
Joplin
B. F. Porenwr
Springfield
Nick Adkina
Heber Skinner
Pryor Farley
Talala
D. M. Hazy
Lat Wagoner
Vinita Daily Dispatch Society and Travel News Snapshot
Reverend Robert J. Church returns from Kansas City as numerous residents travel for business and social visits. The Vinita Tennis Club plans pea courts at Southpark this summer while church groups meet and initiates are planned. Visitors include Miss Mae Dowling from Minami and Mrs. Rosa Conner returning from Tucson. Multiple locals travel to Kansas City, Muskogee, Claremore, Pryor Creek, and Texas for business, sales, and stock shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. R
Blakeney
Muskogee
A. Taft
Boland
Oklo
Frank Billingslen
Lewis Rogers
John Critchfeld
Nowata
L. F. Glark
Mark Matheson
Cameron
Chouteau
Anglat
Ladies Aid Society
Mra. C
Civic Club
South Park
Parker Place
J.B Pershing
B. C. Oborn
J. 8
Robert J. Church
Kansas City
W. M. Sime
M. L. Patterson
Tajala
Frank Williams
Harry Haas
Vinita
J. H. Witner
Clyde Hayden
Hutchison, Kans
Wimsell
Chamberlin
Welch
Thomason
L. W. Burlington
Lee Barrett
John McDonald
Mae Dowling
Minami
A. L. Churchill
Claremore
Congregational Church
Kerry
R. A. Farley
W. P. Farley
Kentucky
B. W. Stryker
Kansan City
Harry Smith
Chihuahua
Mexico
W. H. Tarrant
BR. W. McSpadden
Chicago
C. Laroux
Paoli
Ind
Pitt Carroll
Robert Erwin
Afton
J.C. Starr
E ‘Guthrie
Oklahoma
T. R. Montgomery
Centralia
W. P. Mayes
Pryor Creek
J. ©. Hogan
W. W. Watkins
Lomeyville
K. M. Jones
Chas
Lane
Buveri
Kane
J. K. Taylor
White Oak
John Baker
Law Library Receives Complete American Bar Association Set
The University of Oklahoma Law School law library has recently received a complete American Bar Association collection. The set includes addresses by leading educators on major law reform topics from the past twenty five years and verbatim discussions from the ABA and the Association of American Law Schools. The Bar Association sent the books complimentary to premier law schools and they will aid both faculty and students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Oklahoma Law School
American Bar Association
Associatin
Association of American Law Schools
Bar Assaction
Centralia News Notes Local Grand Jury and Town Life
Centralia reports a week of grand jury activity with bootleggers leaving town and a brief period of calm. The primary produced one ward nomination and a late 4 p.m. polling closure. Charley Brown returns from Kansas, corn planting begins, hog shipments from Centralia to Kansas City, and area stocks rise. Public school resumes after a slow start as villagers hope for strong leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centralia News
Centralia
Grand Jars
Oatman
Fulahing
H. Johnson
Craig County
Charley Brown
Kansas
Little
Berg
Claude Shelton Fe
Tahlequah
B.D. Pennington
Kansas City
D. P. Daniel
Ben Horn
L. White
Grant Bozeman
Infinita
Big Cabin Local News Roundup and Moves
News from Big Cabin reports Doc Wooda returning from Kiefer and Cal Warrenstaff family moving to Mr Ballard s farm. Joanie Hensen visits Missouri as Cleo Yonto dies en route home. Horace Gamble family relocates, Inex Dunham visits, Mrs Davis moves into Martha Garbun e s house, and Mr Ballinger to be kept. Community events include a Monday night gathering and a Saturday night literary at Couch schoolhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Cabin
Doc Wooda
Kiefer
Cal Warrenstaff
Mr. Ballard
Joanie Hensen
Missouri
Inex Dunham
Davis
Martha Garbune
Ballinger
Matia Gamble
Folke
Clevenger
Horace Gamble
William Carroll
Acrona
Oroole
Stewart Fe
Oklahoma
Couch School
Kate Gromley
Pensecals
John Stubdle
Resignation of W I Irwin as revenue collector
W I Irwin resigns after eight years as deputy United States revenue collector for eastern Oklahoma. He blames lack of a separate Oklahoma revenue district for limited advancement and says he may run as an insurgent candidate for Congress, though he denies resigning to pursue that. He will remain in Muskogee and awaits next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irwin
United States Revenue
Okahomoma
Afractive
Oklahoma
Kansas
Washington
Ollen
Muskogee
Kansas City Livestock Market Sees Mixed Week Gains
Cattle prices edged up 1 to 20 cents week to week with strong demand for beef. Hogs and sheep trended higher as buyers shifted toward beef, with activity steady to higher despite Tuesday’s buyers’ advantage. Notable highs included quarantine cattle at 7.75 and lambs to 9.65, with stock sheep en route and hogs around 10.35 to 10.60 for over 200 pounds.
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Kanes City
Bwek Yarda
Mar
Oklahoma
Kemper & Werte
Colorado
Garden City
Kansas
Colorado Fed
Opportunity for Our Young Ladies to Tour Europe Free
The Kansas City Journal advertises a Europe tour for thirteen young ladies, with a married couple to accompany and oversee welfare. Along with tours, forty-one other prizes including diamond rings and gold purses total $26,000 in giveaways across Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. Readers are urged to nominate local girls by submitting names to The Journal for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Journal
Indies
Europe
Kanene
States
Minsouri
Kanada
Oklahom
Taft Weighs 313 Pounds at Pittsburg Station
Report from Pittsburg says Taft weighs 313 pounds, with a traveler boasting similar heft. Taft jokes about his weight during a Chicago-bound train stop, quipping that a heckler weighs 295 pounds and correcting him with a humorous self-comparison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Pittsburg
Chicago
President
Revival Flows as Vinita Sees Growing Crowds
The Methodist revival in Vinita draws increasing interest with large nightly crowds and spirited song services led by Bro. Phillips and a strong children’s chorus. Cameron’s sermon from Ina 1 18 inspires appeals to the unsaved while many seek church membership and personal prayer, urging Christians to share the faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinita
Bro. Phillips
Jesus
Mother
Sirangelist
Phillipa
Gro
Cameron
Ain
Jesus Christ
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Guardianship Case
Notice is given that under an order of the Cone Court of Sequoyah County Oklahoma the guardian of Elizabeth Cotton a minor will sell at private sale to the highest bidder on April 4 1910 at 2 pm in Ballasaw County Court rooms Oklahoma. The property is in Craig County described as SE 14 of SE 14 NW 14 of NE 14 and 1-4 of SE 14 NW 1-4 in Section 14 and NW 1-4 of NE 14 BW 14 in Section 9 Township North Range 20 East containing 50 acres more or less. Cash payment and written bids must be filed with the County Court or delivered to BR Jackson Attorney at Law in Salth saw Oklahoma. Dated March 9 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftain
State of Oklahoma
Craig
Bald County
Luther L. Duncan
Craig County
Ishoma
Ruther L. Duncan
Algle R. Duncan
Ollahoma
Acid
Said
Letiure
A. D
H. J. Swarts
Elizabeth Cotton
Ballisaw
Oklahoma
State of
Township
Towit
Cah
Bane
BR. Jackson
Salth Saw
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W. M. Hall
D. H. Wilson
A. K. Logan
W. G. Lay
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L. A. Wilson
Mt Reno
Will Adkins
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Mia
T. Eb, Stein
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A. L. Tate
W. C. Chamberlin
George Ashby
National Bank Examiner
Frank Butcher
Mise Ola Donaldson
Roberts
G. N. Bebout
Gordo
Hinshaw
Robert Piques
Siloam Springs
Arik
J. L Sherman
Centralia Lane
T. A. Chandler
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Charley Wheat
W. FE. Moore
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J. B. Lawrence
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H. B. Brown
C. C. Roberta
W. P. Thompson
Stillwell
Ltor ‘Tahlequah
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Emma Lane
Wyandotte
Ed Anderson
Fairland
Gould
Emma Spencer
Presbyterian Church
W. Q. Davis
Arthur Horn
J. T. Osborne
D. L. Lawporne
Folsom
Art
Cullue Mayes
W. A. Whiteacre
Gene Englehart
Milen
Join Crotchheld
Newata
Misa Myrtle Lucky
Myrtle Williams
Northoaat
Empire Building
Barber Churchill
J. R. Campbell
Hartman
Tunin
Lot Bordenkircher
Mise Evelyn Craig
Rex Forrest
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