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Newspaper

The Weekly Chieftain

Location

Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1910

Page

5

Vinita Gossip Bulletin Includes Many Local Travel mentions

A long list of residents and visitors are noted moving between Vinita and nearby towns, including stops in Joplin Claremore Miami Muskogee Parsons Sallisaw Wyandotte Sapulpa and Bartlesville. Names such as D W Bottenfield W H Kornegay Frank Miller Grayson Wills Irene Craig and J S Mabon appear among many others as they travel for Sundays visits business and social engagements.

Local Notables Visit as Tulsa and Muskogee Figures Drop In

Mrs. J W Orr arrives from Tulsa while E L Orr returns home to Tulsa. Miss Emma Arter reported sick. Sam Laforce departs for St Louis. Jeff Sexton visits from Miami. C B Rogers travels to Muskogee. Abbey arrives from Chetopa. J W Wallace here from Welch at night. John Wise back from Claremore. R D Cockrell in Pryor on business with R J Sawyer from Tulsa. Blakeman and Blakeny from Muskogee transact business. W Wilson of Adair, G H Jefferson from Oklahoma City. Mrs Ford Etter returns from Chelsea. Mayor O L Rider goes to Pryor Creek. E B Butler of Heraldsburg, Kentucky, visits Infinitea. J M Burge of Adair, George Graham heads east on Frisco. T R Ramsey of Chetopa transacts. Nelle Davis hosts card club. Father Charles Van Hulse returns from Welch. W R Kreech of Ft Scott, Kansas, here on business.

C. B. Rogers Muskogee JL. Abbey Chetopa J. W. Wallace Welch John Wise Claremore R. D. Cockrell Pryor R. J. Sawyer Tulsa Blakeman R. IL. Blakeny W. Wilson Adair

Monday Visitors and Travelers Camp at Local Towns

From Wednesday's Daily BE. L. Orr stayed in town from Tulsa. Sid Smith journeyed to Pryor this morning. Fred L. Kelly was at Pryor Creek today. W. A. McQuarie visited Muskogee. A. G. Hanback came from Baxter. Mrs. Ford Etter went to Chelsea. George Kapp was at Afton. N. G. Turk arrived last night from Muskogee. John Wise was in Claremore on business. Amos Stoalaburger traveled to Blue Jacket. T. BE. Englehart went to Claremore. C. DePue went west on the Friaro. A. A. O'Banion went to Claremore. Joe Knight is here from Dewey visiting relatives. J. W. Blue came from Allane. Mrs. J. A. Thompson has returned from Colorado.

D. W. Bottenfield Joplin W. H. Kornegay Claremore Frank Miller Afton Grayson Wills White Oak R. F. Nix Grove W. P. Thompson Muskogee FP. J. Murphy Wyandotte Slater McClure Clarentore Irene Craig Seneca W. L. Gibbs Wagoner H. R. Lawson Miami Misa Bertha Young Aston L. W. Buffington Texas W. C. Wells Sapulpa R. Felts J. H. Butler Kansas City J. A. Harrington Norman Cobb W. C. Marrs John Marrs J. Scott Centralia Russel Harris Pryor L. EB. Hughes Vinita E. Carter Henryetta W. P. Chamberlin Carthage W. P. Farley Talala Wilson N. Smith Ridge Harlan California Joseph Hunt Casey Cantrell Conway Ark J. B. Mason Welch A. H. Balentine Ellen Balentine C. B. Thornton May Kinnison Ethel Dalquest Todd Wibelcher First National Bank of Mabon Vinita Milinery Company Emma Star Colorado Springs Pike's Peak W. A. McQuarie Singer Sewing Machine Company Oklahoma City Joe Sharpless Pioneer Telephone Company W. M. Malone State Building and Loan J. J. Bulgaer Baxter Springs Kana Arthur Rodman Carl Croninger John Byrd A. M. McCammett Delaware Luther McCammett Will Gleason Dorotha Chastine Estella Otho Smith Webb City Odd Fellows H. Huson State Board of Charities Pryor Creek Eastern Hospital For Tom Ridgway Chelsea Walker L. F. Thompson Los Angeles Cal J. T. Ault George McDonald Shawnee Howard Weber Bartlesville J. W. Sanders Tulsa J. F. Ryan Arkansas City Frank Bates Springfield Devin Alva Kate Snnges Jon Knight A. M. Craig Knob Noster Rev. Wells Episcopal Church Vera Agee Viola Castell Salina Kans J. W. Sims Bula Sims Heber Skinner Pauline Kelly Parsons Dr. Williams Danville North Pole Daughters of the King of the Christian Church J. W. Craig C. B. Delaney Perry and Cook BE. L. Orr Sid Smith Fred L. Kelly A. G. Hanback Baxter Ford Etter George Kapp N. G. Turk John Wise Amos Stoalaburger Blue Jacket T. BE. Englehart C. DePue A. A. O'Banion Joe Knight Dewey J. W. Blue Allane J. A. Thompson Colorado

Visitors and gatherings mark Vinita day notices

Residents from Pryor Creek Muskogee Wichita White Oak and Riley Kansas visit Vinita for shopping business and fellowship. The Philathea Sunday school class expands into a distinct organization with officers and upcoming features. Welch plans a corn carnival on September 29 and 30. Muriel Brooke from the Welimer Institute of Suggestive Therapeutics offers temporary services at the Palace Hotel.

Philander Avery Pryor Creek South Foreman Street McAlester C. E. Smiley J. C. Pettibohn Colorado Fred Stadell B. E. Beck F. W. Stadel Chris Gravenstine Riley Kans Philathea Methodist Sunday School Welch Muriel Bessie Brooke Welimer Institute of Palace Hotel

Healed by The Established Drug Lesa Method Promoted

Muriel Bessie Brooke, an experienced practitioner from Weltmer Institute, now located at Palace Hotel Vinita Okla offers consultations on a healing method claiming to cure chronic and acute diseases even after other methods fail. She has trained at Bryn Mawr Mental Science College and studied with Mrs Hutchins Nevada Mo. Intro price low for a short time. office hours 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. consultation free.

Lesa Muriel Bessie Brooke Weltmer Institute of Palace Hotel Minels Avenue Scraper Street Vinita Okla Miss Brooke Weltmer Institute Mental Science College Bryn Mawr 5S. G. Hutchins Nevada Brookes

Kansas City Stock Yards Market Report September Quarantine Cattle

At Kansas City Stock Yards on September 19, 321 cars of quarantine cattle arrived. Markets showed abundant supplies from native and western areas, pressuring prices downward. Quarantine steers at $4.00 to $4.25 top, cows $3.40 to $3.85, calves $5.00 to $7.75. Hog market softened with a weekly net loss, light hogs $9.25 to $9.60, mediums $9.15 to $9.45, heavies $5.90 to $9.25. Sheep and lambs remained firm amid strong country demand, lambs $7.00, feeding lambs $6.25 to $6.50, yearlings $5.00 to $5.50, wethers up to $4.60.

Kansas City

Oklahoma Visitors Boost Colorado Springs Season

Oklahoma residents flock to Colorado Springs and Manitou, boosting autumn tourism as hotels report long stays into September and October. Notables from Perry, Oklahoma City, Muskogee, Shawnee, and other cities join tours and visits, while delegates from Oklahoma are named for the National Irrigation Congress in Pueblo.

Colorado Springs Col New Springs Manitou Pikes Peak Rockies Oklahoma Colorado National Irrigation Congress Pueblo Inet J. R. McMahon Altus Will Fullerton C. Orbison Olustee AL. Hoppins Carveta Thos B. Hw Ing Falls City J. A. Harvis Wagoner L. Barker Red Bird EB. B. Sumner M. Burke Perry John Liehti Laclan D. Crosby FM. Saunders Red Rock L. B. Robinson Joseph E. Dawson Sumner Pfremmer T. J. Hartman J. D. Nelson A. L. Thomas Oklahoma City Roy Routh Colorado City Muskogee J. H. Ridenour William C. Burke Henry F. Avery

Coroner's Jury Probes Death in Oklahoma Case

Minnie Sloan age 120 found dead at corner North First street and Table quah avenue Sheriff Ridenhour and county physician summoned by neighbors coroner's jury initiated investigation. Verdict later stated Leslie Sloan died from criminal abortion. In Newkirk Oklahoma dispatch another coroner's jury found J W Shepard and Taylor Shepard died by blows from a blunt instrument. Walter Cassidy exonerated after being held. Ebby Shepard alleged to have killed her father and uncle.

Minnie Sloan North First Street Tablequah Avenue Ridenhour Oficers FE. Amos J. B. Carter John Underwood Edgar Marrs L. Bishop F. M. Tarlton Leslie Sloan Newkirk Okla J. W. Shepard Taylor Shepard Walter Cassidy Ebby Shepard

Order for Hearing Petition to Sell Real Estate

State of Oklahoma Craig County in the County Court guardianship of Luther G Rowe minor. C C Roberts guardian Probate No 1869 petition to sell real estate for private sale. Hearing set October 17 1910 at 1 30 PM to show cause why order should not be granted. Publication of order ordered dated September 19 1910.

Chieftain State of Oklahoma Craig Cynthia Lynch Cherokee National Bank Vinita Craig County Georgia Downing Township Luther G. Rowe C. Roberts C. C. Roberts

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