Numerous visitors fill Vinita daily with business and social rounds
Vinita residents and guests arrive from Claremore White Oak and Grove for sales, visits, and entertainment. Notables include J L Abbey Chetopa Emmett Skinner and Miss Jennie Wolfe, plus theater and circus days with Major Jones and the Yankee Robinson show. Local travel to Tulsa Miami Pryor Creek and Welch continues, while schooling and church events unfold as families plan Labor Day movements and weekend visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Kornegay
Claremore
Andy Hampton
White Oak
J. L. Abbey
Chetopa
Vinita
Charley Howell
Blue Jacket
Joe Fritz
Anna Gatewood
Afton
Davis Hill
Matt Dixon
Okoee
Emmett Skinner
Herschel Taylor
B. M. Probasco
Parsona
A. T. Simpson
Adair
Holly Chestnut
Carl Gillette
Tulsa
Labor Day
Elmer Adama
Bluejacket
Ross Mode
Grove
Joseph A. Gill
Lee Barrett
Miami
Cash Wilkerson
Muskogee
Jennie Parke
R. Vance McSpadden
Kanang City
Jennie Wolfe
Okema
W. J. Proctor
Needmore
Thos P, Springer
Manhattan
Kan
Houston Ballard
J. B. Shutt
Butler
Mra
H. A. Hartman
Kangus City
Agnes Ritchie
Ogelsby
O. L. James
Sapulos
Cobb Hotel
R. ¥. Fuller
Tahlequah
Major Jones
W. H. Roper
Old Mexico
Alma Mayfield
Mixa Kate Duncan
Welch
Robi. J. Church
Eureka Springs
Ark
R. A. Johnson
Wyandotte
Thin City
Robtn Hank
Chelsea
Pittsburg
Hermann
Schultz
Orr
Banks
Katherine Fite
Lucile Hunt
Leon Wright
Laney
Appleton City
H. A. Witcher
Mél
T. J. Wilson
Sweet Springs
Mina
Maud
Sfendows
W. M. Malone
Sterling Raynolds
Electric Park
Dora Campbell
Luther Grainger
Robt
Maple Bend
Paw
Local Figures Move Through Tulsa Area on Various Trips
A string of residents and visitors traveled through or to nearby cities today. Names include Guy Patten Parsons Chelsea Joplin Milam Nowata Tulsa Enid Chelsea Pryor Creek and Nowata figures were noted for business visits and social engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Patten
Tula
Q. Bowman
Parsons
Chelsea
W. H. Hale
Joplin
M. Marvels
Kansas City
A. G. Greenway
Nowata
Notice of Sale of Real Estate in Craig County Oklahoma
Notice is given under an order of the Craig County Court that the guardian of Samuel D. Cameron a minor will offer the minor’s real estate for sale after Sept 6 1910. The property is described as SW 1/4 of Section 44 Township 26 North Range 19 East. A certified check for one third of the bid must accompany the offer for confirmation by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig
Oklahoma
Samuel D. Cameron
Rush
Weld
Crate County
D. Cameron
Renal
Graig County
Section
Township
North
Range 19
State of Oklahoma
Craig County
Elnita
Lowing
Laura Parks
Holderman
W. W. Clapper
Delontgomery
Noah Warrenstall
Deceaned
C.F. Jom
Guy Miller
Pitchford
Guardian
Williams to Lead Democratic Campaign in Oklahoma
John R. Williams, manager of Lee Cruce’s gubernatorial primary campaign, will head the Democratic state campaign committee. He plans a large advisory group from five districts, open headquarters, and a speakers bureau with a broad inner circle to promote Cruce and other Democratic state candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Okla
Oka
John RK
Williams
Lee Cruce
Democratic State Committee
Democratic State Campaign Committee
Alachia
Lee-Huckins
Fred Hranson
Joe Thorps
Haskell
Ffteen
Willams
Hin
Wilams
Croce
Oklahoma
Norman State
Oklahoma County
Daily
Oklahoman
Cruce
Gore
John St. Williams
Bherman
Enid
Colorado
Oklahoma City
Crace
Official Count of Votes Cast in Primary at Last
The state election board released the August 2 primary tallies. Democratic totals show Croce 66,001, Murray 40,700, Kirk 2,010, plus a high 72,672 for Kate Barrard and 64,831 for Charles Taylor. The Republican results give Ferguson 22,743 for governor and multiple office votes listed. social ticket totals and county variances noted, with Stephens county reporting the highest general vote totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Election Board
Overtier
Croce
Kirk
Murray
Rona
Cruce
Kate Barrard
Landrum
Bill Croas
State Board of Agriculture
Daris
Loumy
Hille
McAlester
Notion
Postello
Yeager
Harrison
Meyer
Blair
Crows
Gilmer
Tucker
Graham
Key
West
Dunlop
Trapp
Bate
Cameron
Wilson
Taylor
Boyle
Hanraty
Daugherty
Charities and Corrections
Baker
Barnard
Ballard
Dodwon
Hardy
Hughes
Owen
Smith
Dill
Rudeaul
Spaulding
Dyche
Evans
Mean
Lain
Hall
Funston
Gorman
Hamillen
Harrington
Pell
Chatfillen
Correctlion
Kate H. Biggera
Minnid Donahoe
Insurance Commissipher
Artholomew
Card
Beaver
Browne Few
Cloonan
Queen
Supreme Court
Chabell
Ewing
Cumble
Stephens County
Godaliat
Pontotoc
Mc Tntosh
Socialint
Nursery location sought by Yukon brothers in Vinita
A Sheffer Brothers letter plans to locate a nursery in Vinita Oklahoma and seeks landowners with suitable property. They urge interested parties to contact them via Miss Beulah Parker who will reopen her music studio next Monday at the Congregational church room after returning from a visit home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ashbey
Sam Ficklin
Welch
Joe Barth
New York
Eile Quigley
Pheree City
Majorie Marks
Tahlequah
John Crutchfield
Big Cabin
L. Rider
Nowata
C. E. McConnell
Colorado
W. L. Marker
BE. N. Williamson
Boyd Hamilton
St. Louis
Eva Morrison
Te Golden Rule
C. EB. Bludorn
F. M. Smith
Oswego
Quigg
Chanute
Runnfngt
J. C. Haymes
James Walker
McAlester
Vista ‘Fatto Schlicht
Jeasie Gammon
Humboldt
Tenn
W. P. Gatewood
Pryor Creek
Schoola
Jones
First State Bank of
J. & Dickey, Jr
Wagoner
H.C. Jacobs
Muskogee
Morris Knight
Pryor Farley
Tulsa
First National Bank
Lee Webb
Miss Birdie Taylor
J. B. Pershing
Congregational
Kansas City
Harry ‘Miller
Sapulpa
B. R. Stephens
Brookfield
W. J. Wells
Mots
Sheffer Brothers
Yukon
Okls
Vinita
Petit
Beulah Parker
Congregational Chiral
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Istella
Vinita Pada
Paul McKay
Neosho
Tom Ridgway
Frank Mor
J. W. Sanders
Grayson Wills
Irvin Johnson
Sarah Nix
Centralia
Joe Madison
E. B. Cole
Agra
W. P. Thompson
W. & Maloney
Penn Phillips
Turley
Mins Lillie Agee
Ratcliffe
Fortner
Springfield
Judge Thornell
Sidney
Arthur Croninger
B. Rogers
Indiana
E. B. Frayser
Bebout
Texas
Claude Shelton
Josephine Barker
Kennison
John B. Butler
Bacred Heart Institute
Cora Brown
Neodesha
Kans
Republican County Committee
Seasion
W. EB. Bray
Mino Byrd Taylor
Lt. P. Garrison
Fort Worth
Brown
Fayetteville
Avery
Harry Kane
Henry Mueler
Jervor Creek
Mins Marie Arter
Charles Allen
Rev
W. C. Davis
Ivoys
Spavinaw
A. B. Watson
New Woods
Leon
Siloam Springs
G. M. Conts
Green Hotel
Minses Beatrice
Nettie Huggins
Andrew Moore
Nedshowan
Luther Moore
Jack Lamb
Mra. T. C. Collins
Tom Collins
Mra. T. E. Englehart
Mina Enix
The
Christian Reburth
Kimundy
J. B. Ritchie
A. K. Wilder
Wil! D. Spyres
Matt Hawkins
California
Katy
Cald
Missouri
Oliver Bagby
Thas
Mr. Lewis
Miss Pearl Joseph
Nevada
Murphy
G. MH. Terbuah
H. B. Thompson
Afton Todwn
George Kapp
Perry Foreman
Springfeld
Bludore
Oolagab
Will Haymes
Migs
Majorié Marka
J. M. Trollinger
Owl Drug
L. Conner
Sawyers
Carl Gatewood
B. Hobe
Kentucky
RU. Parley
W. P. Farley
Mary Raines
R. BE. Kiddoo
Coffeyville
N. A. Halverson
C. L. Rider
W. M. Lima
Ming Rebecca McDaniela
Fairland
Mabel Bagby
George Fiske and Sons
Charles W. Neal
Fred Scott
W. J. Whitaker
Cobb
G. BE. Lehman
Leed Todd
Todd
Elizabeth Melt
Bille Harlin
State Senate
Mayen
City
A. L. Churchill
Helen. Churchill
F. D. Adame
St. Louia
Gaynor
Chicago
Byrd
Dallas
Bramble
G. B. Churchill
C. H. Reidemann
Prisco
Bristow
Joseph A. Ot
Milam
Chieftain
John Camerron
Firet
Prey Penemens Mys
Campbell
Gardner
Gordon
Perguson
Pleids
McNeal
Ferguson
Dukes
Aiaté
Fraser
Robnett
Dulatey
Bone
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