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Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
BEAN GREEK.

Several from this vicinity at.
tended the Fair at Mexico.
Miss Gertie Dunkin began the
school ut Bean Greek Monday.
The meeting at Gilead is still go.
ing on. We had the pleasure Of
having our old pastor, j. j. Grit
flu, Of Montgomery City, to
preach for us Sunday morning
and Sunday night.
John Carnes and wife of Rush
Hill were the guests of the Misses
Goddard Monday. Mr.. Carnes
also attended church here Monday.
Ed Anderson of Monroe Co. was
the guest Of j. w. Ellington
last week and also attended the
Fair at Mexico.
Mrs. Jennie Gilmore and dangh-
ter, Esther, are visiting her moth
er, Mrs. See. OF Montgomery Co,
A little child's patent leather
slipper was found near Charlie
ArnalPs gate last week by Bill
Mongler. II the owner wants II
call at his house.
Charlie Dickey aud family OF
Thompson we're the guests OF
Charlie Robinson last Sunday and
also attended church here.
Mr.. Hubert Of Mexico attended
church here last Sunday,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
BENTON oIrY.

Mrs. Minnie Baker and three
children returned to their home ID
st. Louis Sunday after weeks
visit with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin will leave
Wednesday on a prospecting tour
thru Illinois. Mr.. Marvin has
sold his farm. 3 miles north Of
town, to Ernest Lierheimer.
Mrs. Edgar Woodson and little
son Of Il. st. Louis arrived Friday
to spend q couple Of months with
home folks here.
Our public school opened Mon.
day with Miss Eula Kellar Of
Montgomery City as principal and
Miss Julia Mansfield of Mexico as
sistant,
VIM. Day and family are at VAL
ley Junction. Iowa. on a two
weeks visit.
Miss Lizzie Ecton Of Mexico aud
Miss Katie Ecton OF BoswOrth Wis
tied JEFF Ecton and wife last week.
Chris Williamson and wife have
moved to their new residence in
the west end of town.
Mrs. E1is Barnett and two chill
dren Of Indian Territory. Mrs.
Chris Gillispie Of Columbia, Mrs,
Ford Of near Mexico aud Mrs. ODE
Wright of Auxvasse were guests
of Mrs. s. o. Wright and daugh-
ter several days last week.
Mrs. Geo. Russell is in Iowa al
the bedside of her father who Is
not expected to live. =,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

J, w. Holloway bought Of H
L. Berry 40 head Of stock hogs al
800 per hundred lbs. and one
pair mules of Lee Green for $3.50,
He also purchased a Shetland pony
for his little daughter, Hazel.
Ezra Ward sold his fine bay
horse to La Cross Lumber Company
for $3.50.
Cecil Mollory is drilling a we'll
on his farm.
There was a mule buyer in our
midst recently, he purchased q car
load Of mules which he shipped to
Kentucky. Kentucky msy have
the blue grass but Missouri has
the mules.
William Isle near Skinner store
was offered AZ per bushel for
1900 bushels Of white oats.
Tom Ridgeway was offered 1925
for his black saddle mare.
j. Rowe aud wife and son, Ed.
Rowe. are visiting Luther Rowe
and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Dejarnett en-.
tertained their soc. Hale, aud wife
Of Centralia Sunday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
Fish BRANCH

PrOtraeted meeting began at Sun
Rise Church Monday night, Brother
Revis preaching and Brother Rob-
ertson leading the singing. Every
body invited to come, and bring
some one with yOv. Don't wait
until the meeting is half over, but
come now
Maye Powell and Geo. Spotswood
who have been in st. Louis for
the past two weeks returned home
Tuesday.
The threshing will DO finished in
this vicinity this week il it dosen't
rain.
Mrs. b. Morrell who has been
visiting ia Chicago, Morris, and
Joliet. ILL.,, came home Saturday.
Mrs. Geo. Burgess and children
are home from KY. and are located
at the Wagner place.
A. w. Wagner is here buying
mules to ship to Iowa.
A little frost Monday night.
School begins at Duly with 20
pupils in attendance. Now this
isn't right, send at first, If you
expect your children to progress.
They have to attend, don't keep
them home half the tune over wash
day. then blame the teacher when
the children don't learn fast
enough.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
CHAMP.

Every one has settled down to
work after enjoying tn" big fair"
last week.
Grandma Dean is on the sick
list.
Mrs. E. q. Cant is still poorly.
Mr. and Mrs. Y. G.. Thomas
have gone 10 Hitchcock, Oklahoma,
to visit their daughter and her
family, Mrs. DR.. Barnett.
Mrs. Will Armstrong is enter
tanning her sister, Miss Mildred
Cantrel, Of Wellsville.
Miss Lucille Raglan of Macon is
the guest Of Miss Bessie Crockett.
Willard Crockett went to Mexico
Monday where he will attend Bust
ness College this winter.
4. g. Cant purchased q COW
OF Roy McCord last week.
Miss Mabel Wales OF Mexico il
the guest of Mrs. r. A. Boyd.
Mrs. Cleo Settles visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Messrs. Geo. and Ralph Dean
and Harry Shrout carried off quit,
number Of premiums ON the stool
they showed at the fair. They
handle the premium kind.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
HIGH HILL pIsTRIoT.

Bill Sims delivered eleven wagon
loads of hogs to Centralia buyers
last week.
b. f. Pulls hauled lumber from
south OF Sturgeon the past week
Charley Sellers sold 2 wagon
loads OF hogs to Henry Adams al
&c.
Mr.. Hays was in our neighbor-
hood threshiug the past week.
Oliver Sims had near 100 acres
Of grain threshed.
Joe Taylor Of Sturgeon was the
guest of Aunt Susan Parks sun
day.
Mrs. Linnie Mauk will return to
her home ia Exeter. Mo-, first oI
the week after spending severa
weeks with home folks here.
Eliza Pulls and family OF Stur
geou visited homefolks here the
past week.
Charley Sellers completed hi
house moving Saturday. II,
moved the house "a miles, ovel
some pretty rough roads. but h
got It there IN good ahape.
Rev. h. b. Rice preached q
New Hope Saturday and Sunday
The Misses Adams visited thei
sister. AIRS. Gene Patton. Saturda,
and Sunday.
Eugenia Smith is on the sic
list.
Roy Sims cut his foot. but
getting along nicely.
Miss Grace Smith Is going
Columbia 70 school ageln. will z
| thIs week.
Mas Leta Miller viii altea
school AZ Marshall,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
CANT

A good many Of our people are
in attendance at the Mexico fair.
Lightning struck a shed for
Price Cunningham, killing a 400
Id. hog.
Perry Miller aud family have re-
turned to their home in Marshall.
Mrs. Amanda Miller accompanied
them and will visit hea son John.
Annie Renie lie convalescent.
Little Eula WoOlery is still sick.
Levi VIM is having a sale aud is
going to Colorado. We hate to
see these good people 90 away, but
as the Courier says they all come
back.
Bertha Petty is visiting near
Santa Fe.
Ed Norris aud family visited in
Hallsville last Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Wilson's horse ran of
with her. hurting her considerably.
Chas. Sellars is moving a two
room house from his timber farm
to the priarie.a distance of about 2
miles. Mr. Toalson Of Centralis
is doing the work.
The moving Of the grave yard al
Salt river church was postponed
until next Monday, Sep. End, all in
terested please come early. AT the
same time the ladies OF the church
are 10 meet and clean the hous'
preparatory to . prOtractsd meet
ing which viii begin soon.
Lea Miller sold a COW and Ca
for @G5.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
LlTTLEBY.

Miss Cora Davis. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs j. Hord Davis, is
very sick, the result Of a bee-stinR
on the top of her head.
Mr.. d. l.. Rodger' s mother
from Wisconsin is here on a visit.
Rudolf Miller has bought the
farm known as the Gus billiard
farm. two miles south of Littleby
church. The farm contains GAG
acres, price $50.00 per acre.
A. b. Weidler sold u span oil
draft colts to Harry Erdel. last
week. for $262. so. one a two year
old and the other three years old.
j. Il. Shook got first premium
ou his yearling Ortiz. Rose colt Al
the Mexico Fair Wednesday. "
F. s. Sicily attended Still ani
Laughlin's sale Of Jersey cattle
and Berkshire hogs at Kirksville,
NO., Aug. %, aud bought an eight
months old bull calf for $65. 90
Sixty head Of cattle sold for ar
average OF $ll7.04, and rty.eighI
head Of hogs at an average Of over
$4,000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

g. e. Younger is still on the
sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Edwards
entertained the preachers of Union
Chapel, Rev. Ames and Rev. Pal
mer, at dinner Friday.
Robt. Cochrane Of Columbia
visited his sister, Mrs. VIM. Sims.
last week.
Mrs. Jesse Worsham and little
son, Wesley, returned 10 their home
in Mexico after a visit with
relatives in this neighborhood.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
BEREA.
Wick Greed is very sick.

Wick Greed is very sick.
Mrs. w. ID. Wood Of Cslwood
is the guest OF her parents, DR..
Duncan and wife. She is accom-
panied by her son. Duncan.
Dec Miller aud daughter, Miss
Myrtle, of Austin. Texas, were the
recent guests Of j. G. Miller.
This vicinity was we'll represented
at the Mexico Fair last week.
j. Miller left Thursday for q
visit to his daughter. Mrs Brashear,
of Belle. He win also visit his
brother. John Miller, Of Holden
before returning home.
j. s. Greed wife and SON, Cecil,
returned last week from Idaho
where they have resided for several
months.
P. II. Goodnight of st. Joseph
was thu recent guest of his sister
Mrs. Arnald, and other relatives
here. He was accompanied by
his grand daughter. Miss Marguer-
lite Adams.
WoodsOn Reed is in from Mon
tana visiting his mother. Mrs.
Chism.
Several from here are attending
the Monroe Co. Fair at Paris thil
week,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Plunkett
and little daughter, Helen. OF this
city spent the day last Sunday with
Nj. and Mrs. W. w. Miller, near
Worcester, and a most enjoyable
time they had. Mr.. Miller has
Que Of the prettiest farms in that
section, an ideal place to live. a
farm THAT Il would 30 hard to esti-
mate its real valas. Mr.. and N 8.
Miller are splendid entertainers,
too. and made the day perfect in
enjoyment. Our visitors said
howdy to Dode Canlhorn, ent q
big juicy watermelon with Pate
Canthorn aud were away toward
home. Oats down in that section
are yielding 40 bushels TO the acre
aud are sellicg at 4S cents a bushel
on the market. Audrain farmers
are in the saddle this year.. sure.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

J.. A. Quick Of Laddonia was mp
to see the Fair. He met here his
former old neighbors Of Shamrock
community, Charles Lail and wife,
now Of Bourbon, KY. whom he
had not met in 20 years. They
are visiting Mr.. M. ii. Gray and
family, south Of Mexico. Mr..
Lail Ia 1881 imported to this coun'
try the great saddle horse, Abdal'
lah, we'll remembered by all Mex.
leo hogeeman.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Ebenezer Shattuck of Foraker,
Oklahoma. who has been visiting
old friends in this county for sew
ersl weeks past, returned home
this week. Mrs. l. p. Dyer. his
sister.in-law, accompanied him
home and will visit for several
weeks in the Territory.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

The annual conference at Mo-
berry last week returned Rev. q.
NJ. Aker as pastor Of the Mexico
Methodist church for another year.
Rev. @. q. Selecman is the new
pastor of the Moberly Methodist
church,
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

The infant child OF Mr.. and MRS.
Joseph wilkins Of this city died
last Sunday night. The little one
had always been weakly and It's
death was not unexpected. Rev.
A. w. KokeudOifsr preached the
funeral at the home Monday after
noon.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
NoRTh WlLaoN.

Subscribe for the MEssAaE. the
paper shat stands for right on al
Question OF Importance.
We are glad 70 state that lhrssh-
ing season d about At a close. S
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Mr.. "A. Duncan opened school
ia the Liberty district this week
with about 80 pupils enrolled. He
is q good teacher, reemployed at
an increase OF salary.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Hon. John s. Leahy of st.
Louis, Past State Deputy OF the
Knights of Columbus. addressed
the Mexico Council Tuesday night
Of this week. The local organiza.
ton here has a membership Of IL.
Judge ID. A. Murphy is Grand
Knight.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

The ex. Confederaies will hold q
meeting at the Mexico court house
Saturday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
Sept. ID.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Boone Hassler. who left home
without saying goodbye this spring
is home again. The lesson is learn.
ed. He comes home to attend
school this year and will work hard
to make up lost time.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Mrs. Roe Murphy of this city.
aged "a years, died last week. The
interment was in Galloway county.
The husband and a little son, 8
years old, survive her.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Mrs. Winscott and Mrs. Dyer
sent to this office the lost copies OF
the MESSAGE from our files we al.
vertised for last week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

James Clacher died in Utah this
week aud the body will be shipped
TO this city for burial.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Rev. j. w. Keltner OF this city
is attending the Macon Co. Bap.
fist Association in session al
Kirksville this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Miss Florence Kirkpatrick of
this city left Monday for Farber
where she will teach thru the com
ing school year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Ray. the little son OF MIR. and
Mrs. Marion Worley. is afflicted
with typhoid fever.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Miss Anna Miller Of Rush Hill
has taken up her duties as teacher
at Jacksonville. Mo.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Perry Davis, Clarence Hudson
aud Miss Sake Walker, south of
this city, will enter the Chillicothe
Normal this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

w. D. Pulls. at Spring Garden,
NO., in subscribing for the MES.
AGE, writes: 1T is a letter from
home. We appreciate its weekly
visits and want it to follow us
wherever we 90"
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

j. A. Pierce, representing the
county and T. j. Kelso the city,
are listing Mexico property for
taxation this week.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Miss Marie Houston Of this city
is 10 st. Louis taking q course ia
Kindergarten work.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

The County Court has appointed
w. N. Maxwell road overseer of
Thompson district.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Rev. w. II. Hook will begin a
protracted meeting at Unity
church, south Of Benton City, Sat
urday event. :, Sept. 0. He ex-
poets to have assistance in the
meeting.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

The County Board OF Equaliza.
ton convened Monday.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Mrs. Richard Muir, south OF
Mexico. ia reported quite i'll.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05
Hardin College opens next Wed
nesday.

The Military Academy opens
September 18th.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Boys and girls whose
parents bought School
Books at Craddock's
Book Store previous to
Aug. 3lst can have q
nice school satchel free
by calling for one.
Mexico Missouri message., 1907-09-05

Craddock's Book store
Is the only store in Au-
drain Co. which carries
ALL the NEW adopted
School Books, also Cal
laway and Monroe Co.
Books,
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
Thaws are in the west.

Tacoma. WASH. JalY 20 EvelYn
Nssblt Thaw aud her mother MS
Holman, passed through this city
Tuesday night snfoufe % san
Francisco 20 plead With Attorney
nelmas q again Join counsel for the
defense q Harry Thav.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
MANY OIL LEASES
SOLO IN WILDCAT FIELD

The Muskogee Phuenik saYs the
leases sold BY Master Ia Chancery A.
A. Davidson, show that there Is con
siderable Oh Development IN slldsA
fields. A large numbeF of leases we're
sold, the majority ia wildcat country,
aud small bonuses we're paid
The Wildcat iOh Go brought the
Hubbard Lcwis aud Rosie Hawkins
leases of lao acres each, paying a bonus
OF ts5 and s,5
The Cherokee oh Co beught The
Alice watkins. George and william
Lawrence, Joe Elers Woodward,
Sarah and Tempsey DAVIS, Eva 1aiAll
leases, ali ln township ~ paying
bonuses Of from tlo 20 tl00.
The Star Deep.in Water lease ef 4 10
acres la the Bartlcsgille Held was bid
Ia BY Frank Tegler OF Kansas cts.
fos 81 $50
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
Foreigner Supposed to Have Been
Murdered on Moving Freight
Train--Rars Gone.

Csao1asha. July D The breast and
head pierced BY Ave bullet holes,
and both ears cut on Close 20 his
skull. evidently with some sharp IN.
strument the budy Of an unknown
man was found IN a ear loaded with
ties, on Frisco freight train No iss,
here at o'clock Saturday night. Tie
coalition Of the body Indicated that
the man had been dead only a short
time.
The authorities believe that the
crime was committed between Chick
asha and Oklahoma City. which place
the train left at 8 o'clock Saturday
evening.
Rlood was scattered al over the
roof and sides q the car, and the
railroad ties which lt contained, a. Il
the murdered man had put up hard
fight after he was trst wounded, but
there Is nor the slightest clue either
70 the Identity Of the dead man or
Of his slayers.
The body isevideutly thatof for.
eigner, probably 4 Bohemian The
man vas about - OF % years of age,
tive feet eleven inches tall, and weigh
cd about 1856 pounds. He was dressed
10 rough working clothes
There we're no papers ofany kind Ia
his pockets, and no money was found
on the body The only thing that mas
possibly lead 10 an Identification Of
che corpse Is that he had in one peck
ct i've small photographs Three of
these are evidently OF himself, one Is
Of another man about hisown axe and
che tifth Is Of IA old man The pic.
lures are only about an inch square
and there IS 90 marx on any oi them
% Indicate where they were taken
TIE body Was discovered by brake
man on the train sha was going
through the cars looking for hoooes.
lie Immediately notified the local
authorities. tile car was sldetaeked
here, aud the body VAS removed 10
che Clayeamb 4 Anderson andeftas
ing rooms The authorities have
sent descriptions Of the bod all over
the country Ia the hope that u may
be Identified.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
BIG HASKELL BUILDING At
INDIAN SCHOOL BURNED

Lawrence, kas. July 29-The prln'
cIpal school building at Haskell iusti-
tate, the unlted States Indian Indus
trial sch00l located JUST soath Of
Lawrence. caught fire ct , o'clock
this morning aud was entirely de-
stroYed. ouly the sails remaining. Tie
fire Is supposed to have been caused
b. spontaneous combustion IN the
printing uflice located IN this building
which had been closed fof a month.
The building VS. used for recifa
ton rooms and contained the library
and TIE printing osilee. The library
vas he result Of years of aeeumnla.
ton since The establishment Of the
school The printing office had been
recently equipped with modern machin
err aud material Both losses are
total
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
FOR DEFENSE
Alleged Members Of a Lynehing
Party to Have AID WIN Net
Be Admitted to Bend.

Guthrie. Oka Jaly 81 IN tie
presence q tiis federal lailsr here a
visitor u prominsuce 70 tie jail
yesterday assured Frank Sisk. u
Cleveland. N. +. White aud G. A.
Gfeea, 81 osase, tat theg nesa not
fear tie outcome Il their trial foF
murder in connection with tie lynch.
las of Frank Hslie3 tie negro tramp.
al Osase station en the night q
July ia
There ia fand oi sao.0ea iof your
protection IL this afalf tie YlsiteF
told the men
These three prisoners wefe trans
iefred % day b. United states Nafshal
Jonn AbeFnathy . pawhuska Tor 3
preliminary hearing before United
States Couft Commissioner Mellott
Tomorrow All are charged under Tie
federal statutes ~ith murder and are
tterefofs Dot permitted 20 slve bond
Green and White are smploees q the
Missouri kanssa aua Te2as railroad.
Ffans Bailey Nas lFnehed after he
had shot John kellef, q brakeman wno
had refused hin 3 ride on 'kaiy
train KELLEY was thought 70 be fatal.
~ wounded aHd = mab, gathering
quickly took Bailey from the afices
and iynehed bin KELLEY las since
shown lndleatiaHs Of recaFiag
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
CANNON MAY SPEAK
Chairman says He Probably WIN
Address the Taisa C. o.P
Meeting Next Week

Oklahoma City July q Chairman
J L. iiamon. q Tire state republican
central COMMITTEES. announced - das
that Speaker Cannon ueald probably
address the republican convention A.
Tulsa usxt veek flamon ulfeA tie
Illlnols statesman asking him to BE-
present 10 Tnlsa and has had his
friends Il Nnskugee aud slseshefa de
ire same. 30 dehaits Response hes
been received ffom AF Cannon. tow.
ever.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
REMOVAL OF
RESTRICTIONS


them.
ChsFokeea
EttA AcNain. Maskosee,
Eddie Lamar Falkland
Jane $ HafnAga. TahlsquAh
LoaellA Gfoom. Chelopa kax
LAfen p Guthrie, Cockson
stephen Edwards, ChAsis
Vim. coody, checotah
Lila 9 Coifee, Musk0ges
Maud 5 hfuce. Checotah
Lena AdAlf, rahiequAh
Fannie Bullock, haggs
stephen T Carlisle. Cookson
Nancs J Dubois. IAhlequah
Charles l. Cfltiendeu, westylile
Thomas pesine. weslylllc
RoKie A Gresham. Neslvills
Benjamin i Hughes, Roland
John KRIS, westyille
Neston Merton. MuldFow
pathA r Russell. Stlleell
Arch Starr. cl4femors
0tha u Smith. Bunch
David y Weaver. vinlta
Tilnmas n Taylor, TahleQuab
Mathcw CAmptell. Pryor Greek
Henry woodard Tahlequah
George Rsngc, Brushy
ida Miller, CookSop
Thomas y wagnon, westsllle
George " White. stllwel
BsgAy Wright wsstyllie
wyly Beavers westsllle
ElllA Kuhn. Springfield, Mo.
Eli1abeth Bel, Siluam Springs, Ark
e. A. RaithngRourd, ClArcmore,
Wa, Rissell. Stilwel
Moses :. sanders. sAllluw
Joseph 5 Sts1ens. Grove
Martha Thomas westvlIle
Annie Tucker Hullsrt
John y West, Sraylnaw
william r Taylor, Leach
Charles @ = rfanuknehe Vinlta
Ellen Roach Proctor
Eliza Ross TahleQBah
llualey y Sanders. Marble
Charlotte Sharp. rahleq8Ah
Lucy stevens Cookson
Isabel stlrf. pufum
Louisa n sen, OolagAh
Elizt lettiti, Cookson
celia psueli. eookSon
Hoilie z Nelgs. CookSaH.
Florian \ Neles. Cookson
Susie NeAlestef. TAhls4aah
Thomas } rstitt. Cookon
Laura " Sanders. Coliiusyills
Eugene q Smith. TahieqoAh
Minnie Bfesn Melvin
Wm Timer, Hulhzgt
Eshert fAnksrSlsy, Pryor Creek
John Z Hurst. ehetopa, kas
loIan 5 stabhs. Auskogss
tAsAtt = a@sstFs AtktsttFaH
Isaac Parrish. Ninlts
Bessie Ball, kingsuafg
ghactAw
Thomas Walls, Jr., Enterprise
Martha Tfaaern. Giant
Nancy Il Taylor, Rot
Nasei Stevens. 1ailhina
greenwood Jackson. Globe
Ida Mas Hodge wuburtoo
Joseph Garland. 1f. Garland
Maria ] Ffssman. Howe
Laslna Donald, Garland
Charles A. hilf,a. Caddo
Slule smith. BaaNell
Johnnie Be4l. kssnsF
Lizzie Wilson. Marietta
Morris usFsofe. Valiant
I.afena Eafes Calvin
NoHsrt Andsfsan. Hslhsl
ghiekaSas
NaadIe Haasfad. Hue
Iisnfg 4 Aschefa. Nadal
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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-01
BODY FOUND IN CAR|ATE ttiIGF BASKET
Ingentor Improves On the Idea
Of Pulling the Hole
Ia Altar You

Beaver Falls, IA July g. Getting
his Idea from the nian who crasied "a
hole and pulled the hole 10 after
him, Harry kelics,oi Eastville. TO-DAY
forwarded an application fog patent
on a lunch box er basket which he
claims viii 30 away with the littefing
Up Of picnic grounds and preclude the
necessity of lagglng around an empty
basket after the lunch Is eaten,
The basket IS made o. the same
material as Ice cream cones, and the
plcnieers after eating the lunch, are
expected 20 eat the lunch basket Also.