Local People of Vinita and Surrounding Areas
Sunday visitors and residents in Vinita include R A Hogey from Bartlesville W P Eddy from Welch and W De Ross from Grove Many locals attend court or travel to nearby towns Charley Tarlton heads to McAlester then Pauls Valley for work Ernest H Cobb and Carrie Merritt wed by Justice of the Peace Stanley Ridenbour arrests for rape made by Sheriff at Cabin Creek and James Van Ausdal Welch druggist given thirty days hard labor and a $250 fine
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Hogey
Bartlesville
W. P. Eddy
Welch
W. de Ross
Grove
D. F. Byrd
Fairland
Jobn Gibson
Cathron Caldwell
Nowata
Philadelphia Candy Company
Jas. Butler
Honey Creek
B. N. Williamson
Edward Leon
Otis Martin
Chas
B. Rogers
Tulsa
Mabel Shepherdson
Muskogee
S. P. Berry
J. W. Roberts
Shreveport
Robert F. Morris
Ratcliff-Sanders Grocery Company
M. L. Barnes
FP. G. Dorland
Oklahoma
T. Roberts
Roberts & Pelstie
Charley Tarlton
McAlester
Pauls Valley
Ernest H. Cobb
Carrie Merritt
Justice of the Peace Stanley
Orlando Shay
White Oak
Checotah
M. B. Lionberger
Edward Anderson Lankford
M. RB. Wilson
Wilson Street
Lankford
Eva Kinloch
Pitt Carroll
Vinita Drug Store
Ridenbour
Will Bailey
Cabin Creek
Jas
M. Miller
Joplin
Diamond
Central Christian Church
Vinita
Parks
James van Ausdal
Costa
Regular session council meeting and local notices
Tuesday’s Daily reports the council will convene in regular session tonight. Local residents including J N Ratcliff and S Beier with 8 C Hill of Bluejacket visited the city for business. Others travel from Bartlesville Muskogee and Frankfort Kansas with various purposes. The Vinita Retail Men's Association plans a meeting at Commercial Club rooms and the Frisco Hustler arrived six hours late. Sheriff Ridenhour received a trained bloodhound from Parsons to aid in trailing criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Ratcliff
Tulsa
W. H. Voyles
Bartlesville
S. Beier
C. Hill
Bluejacket
Clem Hulsenkamp
Newals
N. Bunch
R. Biking
Cobb
Kiva Ratcliff
Muskogee
M. M. Edminston
Miami
Joe I. Wilson
Jay
Tablequah
Vinita Retail Men's Association
Commercial Club
Frisco
Sheriff Ridenhour
Parsons
J. H. Mason
Green County
Missouri
Death and Local Happenings Near Ketchum and Area
Lon Haynes dies after brief illness near Ketchum. Indianapolis visitor Newell Motsinger stays with sister Mrs. Seymour Riddle. 4 H Bean and friends stop in Winita en route to Claremore. Mrs. W. Davis, Mrs. Sophia Ktettien, Miss Nettle Duncan attend Presbyterian Synodical Missionary Society. A. D. Bennett acts as special prosecutor in district court conspiracy case. Crilla B. Hickman and mother buy Palace Hotel to refurnish as European hotel. Henry A. Hall held on liquor license charge. bond set for Oct 21. Jim Connors injured after fall from shingles. inquest planned. Burlingtons’ auto fire contained by water. Rev. John A. Gardner ill during St John’s service. hospitalized. Various local reports: visitors, prospecting tours, sales, and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Haynes
Ketchum
Newell Motsinger
Indianapolis
Ind
Seymour Riddle
H. Bean
Nevada Daily Mail
Claremore
Winita
W. ©. Davis
Sophia Ktettien
Nettle Duncan
Presbyterian Synodical Missionary Society
Depue
Jim Connors
Estella
T. M. Burlingtons
Presbyterian Church
Subject
West Africa
Cunningham
Brent
W. C. Davis
St. John's Episcopal Church
John A. Gardner
Mitchell
Bagby
W. P. Thompson
All Saints Hospital
McAlester
Vinita News Briefs Highlight Local Legal and Social Notes
The report covers a court ruling where Woodcock could not defend with a hammer, and Dr Day awarded 25 dollars with costs while Woodcock owes 10. Various local notices follow: the East Oklahoma Methodist conference on November 1 in Okmulgee with Bishop Collings Denny presiding, plus itineraries of several residents visiting Muskogee Tulsa Afton and Vinita. Also noted are dances, travel updates, a Jersey cow loss, planned building site interests, and a missing pocketbook recovered from a Frisco station flush tank after a theft near Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanleyju
Woodcock
Dr. Day
Toth
Seymour Riddle
East Oklahoma Methodist Annual Conference
Okmulgee
Collings Denny
Muskogee
L. A. Perlman
L. Graham
Ely
Centralia
Lansford Kengle
Kansas City
W. W. Kengle
August Schleicker
Cecil Long
GP. Fogle
J. S. Smith
Afton
G. G. Overs
John Adams
Gertrude
A. Davidson
Nakdimen
Sulligan
Cartie Williams
Tom Isbell
London
Miss Williams
America
C. C. Cornatzer
Hot Springs
Ark
Kate Zimmerman
Cornatzer
W. F. Hammett
Chelsea
No School at Lone Grove Amid Bond Debts
Lone Grove will have no school this year as the district owes 8000 dollars in bond interest and about 1500 in warrants. No special school tax was voted, and the district must use all collected taxes to cover debt payments, leaving nothing for teachers or fuel. The problem stems from surrounding lands owned by original allottees who refuse to pay taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Grove
Pony Starr Trial Begins in McAlester Case
In McAlester Oklahoma on October 17 a jury is being sought for cattle stealing cases moved from McIntosh. The Starr and Davis brothers are involved. Strangers were searched for firearms and two Winchesters and two pistols were found. Both factions are in town and remain peaceable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pony Starr
McAlester
Okla
McIntosh
Pony” Starr
Davis Brothers
Tailoring Exhibit by Edesco Representative at Golden Rule
The Edesco man from Chicago will be with The Golden Rule Monday and Tuesday, October 23 and 24, representing Edw. E. Strauss & Co. with hundreds of large samples to select your new suit. Garments made to measure by expert tailors and guaranteed to fit or no pay. Remember the dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edesco
Chicago
Golden Rule
Edw. E. Strauss & Co
Kansas cattle market ends week higher with strong demand
Last week cattle prices rose across classes as trade grew more active. Receipts reached 27,000 head with 2,900 calves, and 80,000 head expected this week. Beef steers scarce. range cattle plentiful. stockers and feeders steady. Hogs and sheep volumes large. prices mixed but generally steady to higher. Combined weekly market receipts at eleven markets outpaced all years since 1908, with prices dipping as volumes rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Femler
Mexico
Colorado
Chicago
Omaha
Wild Dove Interrupts Dedicatory Mass at St. Aloysius
In Spokane on Columbus Day a wild dove flew into St. Aloysius Catholic Church as Bishop Edward J. O'Dea led a procession of visiting bishops and 80 acolytes. The bird sought shelter in the rafters, prompting explanations from Father P J Arthurs about how it entered. The dedication included a high mass, sermons, and a banquet, in a church 190 by 110 by 124 feet with two 164 foot spires, built for about 180000 dollars without site cost. The structure, completed in less than two years, seats 1100 with 250 more in the gallery and is praised as among the most modern in the intermountain region. The article ends with a local ad for new furs at The Golden Rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Edward J. O'Dea
Nesqually
St. Aloysius Catholic Church
P. J. Arthurs
Province of California
O'Dea
James A. Rockcliffe
S. J
Gond Yaga College
College Hall
Bishop O'Dea
Father Arthuis
Moet Pmoder
Pene Inter-Mountain
Lorimer Inquiry Probes Blair Motives and Debts Amid Testimony
In Chitagm on October 17 the Lorimer investigation committee in Washington established that former representative William C. Blair was in Olney Illinois on July 1 1909 near Thomas Tippit's home while he had previously sworn he was in Mount Vernon Illinois. Blair admitted campaign debts of 1500 to 2000 and drew his entire legislative salary before February 19 1909 and later held 1000 in cash. He faced questions about a Centralia ball game, fees from safe blowers, and possible payments from the state auditor in January and February 1909. Blair acknowledged debt and questioned the timing of funds as the committee pressed details of his finances and alleged outside aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chitagm
Lorimer Investigation Committee
United States Senite
William C. Blair
Suite
Olney
Ill
Thomas Tippit
Blair
Mount Vernon
Olpey
Centralia
Kenyon
Odin
Tipple
State
Mount Vernon ‘Bank
Tor
Athletics Take Third From Matt Giants Fight In 11 Innings
Polo Grounds New York Oct 17 The Athletics won the third game of the World Series beating Mathewson and the Giants in an eleven inning battle Frank Baker belted a ninth inning homer tying score and Baker drove in the decisive runs in the eleventh New York led in the third and eleventh but could not hold the Athletics lead Coombs Lapp Mathewson Meyers and Doyle performances noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polo Grounds
New York
Athletics
Mathewson
Giants
Frank Baker
Philadelphia
Murphy
Meyers
Baker
Devores
Barry
Collins
Matty
Devore
Lapp
Oldring
Herzog
Merkle
Collis
Colling
Fletcher
Davis
Doyle
R. HE
Coombs
Four Out of Five For Wilson Democrats in tour with Gore
Senator T P Gore travels through Oklahoma and other states with Woodrow Wilson as presidential bid shapes up. Gore spent last night in Kansas City after speaking at Baldwin and Butler, with Mrs Gore closely linked to his career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
T. P. Gore
Oklahoma
Fr Goveror
Senator Owen to Speak at Tamequally Reunion
Senator Robert L. Owen, praised as one of the clean men in the senate, will address the Old Soldiers and Settlers at Tahlequah during the Tahlequah reunion October 24 to 28. The event features five big days with talks and community activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen
Tamequally
Robert L. Owen
Senate
Tahlequah
Tober
Oklahoma
Tabi
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