Personal notices from Friday's Daily
Mrs Patten of Muskogee guests of Mr and Mrs J O Hall Miss Evelyn Nidiffer of Needmore guest of Mrs H N Smith F M Crowell visitor from At ton Wilkinson to Tulsa Patten to Okmulgee Starr leaves tonight for New York Byrd to Nowata Engleart reportedly ill Warner to Afton Prenton Davis here from Coffeyville Young on business Ford from Fairland Allen of Afton trading here Dowling returns from Miami Ross from Grove J J Schmidt from Tulsa Morrison to Miami Owen of Troy C here from Vinita McEwen from Chetopa Gould of Bluejacket on business Hunt at Grove Buffington and Harris to Metro Morris and wife from Chelsea Quigsey from Oklahoma City Johnson of Stilwell on business Seymour Riddle and wife to Kansas City Spencer to Claremore Wilson to Parsons Ballard returns to Buffalo Stanley sold his painting and paper business to Craig of Oswego Pegue from Siloam Springs for visit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. (. Starr
New York
Tom Byrd
Nowata
T. E. Englelart
N. K. Warner
Afton
Prenton Davis
Coffeyville
J. M. Young
Miami
W. T. Ford
Fairland
B. V. Allen
Stanfield
Sapulpa
Joe Hunt, Jr
Grove
T. M. Buffington
Joe Harris
Metro
W. E. Morris
Chelsea
J. B. Quigsey
Oklahoma City
J. B. Johnson
Stilwell
Seymour Riddle
Kansas City
J. J. Spencer
Claremore
D. H. Wilson
Parsons
George H. Lynch
Tulsa
HH. T. Ballard
Buffalo
Hd Stanley
Mr. Craig
Oswego
Marvin Pegue
Siloam ‘Springs
Wide array of visitors and locals in Vinita this Saturday
Saturday notes list many arrivals and departures in Vinita including P W Bonfoey to Welch, Joe Hunt Jr from Chelsea, Dr W B Crawford to Pryor Creek, Mrs J C Stare in Pryor Creek, Verna Adair visiting Miami relatives, and Alfred Bland reported ill. Others include Seymour Riddle from Kansas City, Carrie Stevens to Pryor Creek, Walter Falwell from Muskogee, and multiple residents shopping or traveling to Welch, Joplin, Tulsa, McAlester, Bartlesville, and Vinita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. B
Chelsea
Joe Hunt, Jr
Grove
W. B. Crawford
Pryor Creek
J. C. Stare
Verna Adair
Miami
Alfred Bland
Seymour Riddle
Kansas City
Carrie Stevens
Walter Falwell
Muskogee
Ernestine Green
T. M. Buffington
Vinita Local Notes Itemized Traveler Moves and Events
Daily notes from Vinita cover residents traveling to Tulsa Claremore Pryor Creek Muskogee and Ramona visits from Edits Cassel to Maggie Shanahan to Rev Beatty. Movements include J S Davenport to Tulsa W F Barrett Claremore and J Bartlett of Chetopa on business. A $10,000 cash offer for a Wilson street store was refused. A Bass catching photo in St. Louis Republic featured. Parish district conference of the Methodist church planned in Vinita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Rider
Claremore
W. M. Malone
Muskogee
Edith Cassel
Kelso
Wm. Little
Ramona
C. Roberts
Tulsa
Davenport
F. J. Barrett
Clare
W. B. Crawford
Pryor Creek
Heber Skinner
Billy Simms
Grove
A. A. Barker
Welch
John Crutchfield
Kanasas City
Rev
D.C. Beatty
New York
Harry Mitchell
W. B. Coley
Nowata
W. M. Nichols
Wagoner
A. BR. Breeding
Adair
John Bartlett
Chetopa
Sam Frasier
Maggie Shanahan
Vinita
Richard Lee
Oklahoma City
G. H. Gerbush
Rob't
Church
Kansas City
Addis A. Brown
Muskowee
J. L. Culberson
J. H. Wimner
Joplin
J. W. Santers
Verna Adair
Little Son
Miami
H. M Froggee
Walter Vann
Ralph Vann
J. M. Burkhart
Fayette, Mo
KR. T. Younger
E. W. Stryker
Enid
Estend
Will Woodward
Kidon Reamer
Little
Parsons
Wilson Street
J. 8
Visitors and residents of Vinita area noted in brief social
Pryor Creek resident T. W. Wallace visits this afternoon while Mrs Bilis and children of Texas plan a Vinita stay. Local residents from Welch Afton Claremore Jonesboro and Madison visit or conduct business. Mrs H M William travels to Muskogee for Royal Neighbors event. Mind Ella Rogers shifts to Muskogee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Wallace
Pryor Creek
Mre
Bilis
Vinita
L. W. Dugger
Welch
Mra
BR. W. McSpadden
W. H. Kilgore
Eugene Bell
Afton
Davis
Okmulgee
O. I. Rider
Claremore
Cornelius Broadway
Jonesborm
Ark
Hal Turner
Laura Catmmon
Springheld
Mies Carrie Wall W. W. Kirby
Madison
Kana
Perkina
Woodland
Kyie
M. Brewer
Wichita
Kans
Lowle Rogers
R.A. Douglas
Collinsville
H. M. William
Muskogee
Ella Rogers
W. P. Thompson
Local residents relocate and travel notices compiled
Fred Ratcliff accepted a position with the Dewey Gemment company and left for Bartlesville. Mrs. J. L. Harden and Miss Mary Harden returned to Iola Kansas after visiting relatives. Mrs. P. C. Hancock of Oswego returned home from visits with her son George Hancock and family. Mrs. T. R. Haymes of Pryor Creek went to Fluxter Springs after visiting Mrs. Ford Etter. Dr. Roy Wagner passed through en route from St. Louis to Ponca City. Mrs. Albert Lawson left for Lawrence Kansas after visiting her parents. H. B. Ridenhour to arrange amusements for July 4 celebration. Katy orders sidewalks on North Flint street. Five students from Stephens College return from Columbia Missouri. Captain White delivered a casket for Riley Lawrence who died near Ketchum. Lawrence was seventy-five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Ratcliff
Dewey Gement Company
Bartlesville
Roy Wagner
St. Louis
Ponca City
Albert Lawson
FM. Lewis
Lawrence
Kana
H. B. Ridenhour
Katy
Ths
Flint Street
Flint and
Sequoyah
Gale Scott
Lucile Milford
Mayday Clark
Mary Badgett
Eva Ratcliff
Columbia, Mo
Stephens College
Capt. White
Grand River
Riley Lawrence
Ketchum
Mr. Lawrence
W. B. Clapham
Holdenville
Fred Rateliff
Frank Crowell
Afton
L. C. Farnham
Sapulpa
L. Matthews
Miami
W. 8. Crawford
Pryor Creek
Misa Carrie Armatrong
Walter Copeland
Welch
I. D. Hitchcock
W. T. Ditto
No ‘Wate
Ethel Rhodes
Vernon
Tex
Edna Gill
BR. Paliis
Ben Clark
Blue Jacket
Sallie Rogers
Indiana
C. B. Rogers
Troy Smith
St. Louia
J. J. Sherer
A. T. Cameron
Chouteau
J. W. Duncan
Tahlequah
B. N. Williamson
Robert Hill
Boonville
Miss Ashe
Haid
Stoataberger
Maggie Shanahan
Lewis Rogers
Grayson Wille
White Oak
Geo. Niciffer
Fort Worth
Misa Vinita Crutchfield
Tulsa
Oswego
Lon
DM. Wilson
Vinita Society Notes From Local Visitors and Travel
Local items record numerous visitors and travelers passing through Vinita. Names include Max H. Wall Muskogee Mra O L James Sapulpa J B White Ketchum W A Crawford Chelsea J N Bunch Blue Jacket and many more from nearby towns visiting relatives on business or calling at offices. Also noted are school events and a Kemper Military Academy commencement with residents planning trips and relocations to Tulsa and Boonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max H. Wall
Muskogee
Mra. O. L. James
Sapulpa
Vinita
J. 8. White
Ketchum
W. A. Crawford
Chelsea
Will Donaldson
Todd
W. P. Eddy
Welch
J. N. Bunch
Bluejacket
H.C. Ballard
Afton
Grace Knott
Hollow
Vinite
Carrie Armstrong
A. D. Cassingham
Bosworth
Charles Davis
Jack Barker
W. D. Pember
Coody's Bluff
James and Fayette Ward
Winner
C. L. Gross
Tulea
C. L. Rider
Kanaas City
Pink M. Gunter
Oklahoma City
Cobb
W. A. Gardner
No‘wate Last Night On A Business Trip. Mra. Lester Ellis
Aurora
George Hilla
Byron Kilpatrickh
Pryor Creek
I. N. McDonald
Mise Bess Jean
Kinnison
George Montgomery
Geary
Ind
Sell Golden
Davie
Boonville
Kemper Military
Petition Circulates To Curb And Gutter Wilson Street
R V Pierce new Vinita resident buys property on West North avenue and renovates it for a home. Ada Ashcraft to stay in Vinita another month due to demand for mid summer hats. Laura McDaniele hosts B Y P A gathering at Mrs O D Neville home with about forty youths. Gus Proy of Interstate Merchants association says Vinita is the liveliest town of its size and best reception in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Street
Sequoyah Avenue
R. V. Pierce
Vinita
West North Avenue
Ada Ashcraft
Tennessee
Bramble Millinery Company
Laura McDaniele
O. D. Neville
Gus Proy
Interstate Merchants’ Association
Woodward & Tierman Printing Company
Local society notes from Vinita and nearby towns
Thursday social roundup lists visits and departures across Vinita and surrounding communities. People from Afton Blue Jacket Bartlesville Pryor Creek Tahlequah Vernon St Louis Wichita Oswego Muskogee and Oklahoma City appear in guest lists, shop openings, and travel plans. The item notes a fatality in Welch, several family visits, a lumber-company fire loss at Afton, and a club meeting for the Literary circle with a fall travel study plan.
Duncan and Slatera Thank Neighbors for Kindness
Luther Duncan and Slatera express gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness shown during the sickness and death of their slater Alvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Duncan
Slatera
Slater
Alvin
Crops Reported Greatly Damaged In South Regions
Reports from the south country state that recent rains and windstorms caused extensive crop damage in Mississippi, Arkansas, and Alabama. Arkansas rivers have risen, with warnings on other rivers. no loss of life reported yet. Some counties report almost total destruction of crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Arkansas
Alabama
Sapulpa Gambling House Robbed by Two Men
Two men with revolvers robbed a Sapulpa gambling house last night and took about five hundred dollars. The victims declined to prosecute, and the robbers are well known in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sapulpa
Associated Prean
Okla
Also Mentioned on This Page
Louis Bagby
Hassell
Oklahoma
C. W. Day
Old Crown
Vinita Esther Epecial Lodge
Oddlows’ Hall
T. W. Cook
Stubblefield
Fnita
First National Banking
William T. Rye
Hom
Scott
Olkla
Schmidt & Schmidt
Scott Building
New Halsell Bldg
DR. C. S. Neer
Raymond
Osted and Electric Therapeutist
Buffington Building
exEl
Undertaker
A. Stubblefield, C. M. C
McGeorge
Phone
DP. H. Wilson
J. ©. Wilkinson
T. P. Patten
P. W. Bonfoey
Josephine Young
Campbell
Oklo
H.C. Constant
J. A. Wine
South Wilson Street
Oliver Bagby
Clapham
Milam
Neltie Darwil
Lince Kisnison
Mies Ruth Sima
J. W. Sims
Bertha Thomason
Ketmiper Military Academy
C. L. Heldteman
Wright City
Wimner
Mrs. Strickler
Mr. Schuler
Mike Schuler
Rawleton
Hutchinson, Kans
Missen Gale Foot
Maydey Clark
Eva Ratelif
Loelle Milford
Columbia
A. L. Stontabarger
Mr. and
Mrs. King
A. T. King
Epworth League
D. B. Stateman
U. GV. Reunion
Aseo
Abel
White C. C. Jackson
Pas
Smiley
Orleahome
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