Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-09-22
OKLAHOMANS
IN COLORADO
MANY ARE PtOLONGING STAY
THROUGH FAIL.
A REAL GOOD SEASON
New state WIN Have Large Repre-
scntalion NJ National Irrigation
Congress.


Special 10 the World.
Colorado Sruns, Stp, 21,-Colorado
Springs und Mmilm continue to be
the mecca for scores of Okahomans
seeking rest and vacation, Although
numbers Of those who spent the SUM
mr In Pixies Peak have said goodbye
10 the Rockies and have returned to
their homes still there are many who
are Pilongng their Mny through
he delightfully."- cool crisp september
ana october days, while the Colorado
Springs and MaultOu hotels continue
10 record on their registers the names
Df many oklahoma cities ana towns,
II is said that the present season has
seen an exceptionally large number
at visitors In the PIKE Peak region
from Oklahoma, the influx coming
from all parts Of the state. II has
been particularly noticeable fact
that there have been scores Of auto.
mobile parties leaving Oklahomn for
q tour of Colorado, with Colorado
Springs and Manitou ms the dcstlnu-
tion during the summer ANA this tray
81 Is 10y no means ceased because the
cool weather ana the roads, which are
exceptionally good at this time Of the
year, serve 60 attract many of the latc
vacHi OnistH
That Oklahoma will have large
representation at the National Irri-
cation Congress which meets In pue-
hlG the last week IN September Is as.
sured from the number Of additional
delegates who have been appointed
within the last week Among the
names received are. j, r. McMa-
hon Altus; viii Fullerton, T.. G., or
bison Ousteei A. l.. Ileppns, Car
veta; Thos. T., Ewing, Falls city; j..
A. Haryis, Wagonrr; T.. l.. Barker,
Red Bird; r. r. sumner NJ Burke,
Perry; Rev John Lichti Lucian s.
b y, Crosby Billings; T.. II SaWders,
Ped Rock; l.. b Robinson, Perry;
Joseph T.. Dawson, summer; y T..
Pfremmer r, j Hartman and j d.
NelgCH Of Perry
Among recent Oklahoma visitors In
Colorado SPRINGS have heen noted the
following; Mr.. ana Mrs. Geo u.
Geeler Bartlesyille NJ G. Franklin,
Mmskogee; r.. j. Kelly Waureka,
Mr.. and Mrs. W II Davis. Musko-
pee; James p. Plank. Tulsa; Mr. and
Mrs. Bachrad, Bartlesvllle; Mr.. and
Mrs. H. @ Bondmau. Lawton: Il, l..
Knight, t.. Knight e. II. Lund and
family and Mr. and Mrs. A, J.,
Thomas Of oklahoma city,
Mr.. and Mrs. a. l.. Thomas Of Ok
lahoma city are spending their honey
moon IN Manitou They are the
guests OF friends and expect to re-
main in the Pixies Peak region several
weeks before returning 20 their home
city
Mr. and Mrs, Rice Of Oklahoma
city are among those who are PLAN
ming on spending the winter in Colo
RADIO Springs. They have engaged a
cottage for several months.
w. y Stivers of Blackewll is Wis
iting his son, NJ, u. StiVers Of Colo
RADIO city. He Is accompanied by his
daughter Mrs. Delta May Dunn, also
Of Blackwell,
Roy Routh Of Colorado city has
gone to Muskogec, where he will bel
employed by j. II Ridenour, also
formerly of Colorado City.
Mr.. and Mrs. william C.. Burke of
Oklahoma city. who have been visit
ing with their relatives Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry +. Avery, have returned toI
their home after stay OF several
weeks in Colorado Springs. Mr.
Burke, who Is city engineer Of Ok
lahoma city. made a study of condi-
tions in Colorado Springs relative toI
paving and parking prolIems and re-
ported certain recommendation TO the
city council
Mr.. and Mrs j A. Starkey Mr..
and Mrs. a. T. Cameron, Mr., and
Mrs. j G.. Ilartshorn and Harry
lIartshorn, all Of oklahoma who
have been visiting In Colorado Springs
for several weeks, have gone to Den
YER where they plan to remain for
some time before returning for the
winter to their oklahoma homes
Among visitors from oklahoma CITY
who have recently taken the Crystal
Park automobile trip from Manltou
have been b. +. Rurwell. Agnes Bur
well, Keene Burwell and s, Finley.
Homer r.. Jones of Muskogee isl
sightseeing in Colorado Springs aud
vicinity
Mrs. John p. Lynn Of Pawhuska
is September visitor In Colorado
Springs
J NJ. simmons and D, w War
mock of Manchester are among the
slghtseers in Colorado Sprirrs and
Manitcu.
Mrs. r. A. Lester of Muskogee is
recent arrival in Colorado Springs |
She Is enjoying the various scenic nt
fractions of the Pixies Peak region
Ross NJ p Leach Of Shawnee Is vis- |
'iine IN Colorado Springs and Mani |
ton for a time during the month OF
September
O. X. Spnrrier oG Guthrie is re-
cent arrival at the Alamo hotel. Colo |
rado Springs
Among the Oklahoma guests at the
Alta Vista Hotel in Colorado Springs
this week are: Mrs. l.. b Cum. Okla |
homa CITY; r.. = Gentry and family |
of Pond Creek Mrs. Nettie Conkllng. |
Enid; H. NJ Spivey oklahoma city; |
Mr.. and Mrs ] A. Puts, Musko-
gee; r. l.. Knight oklahoma city: |
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Burnley. Okla
homa CITY
Miss Helen r. Cooke takes puplhs!
for private school 400 South Main.
Phone l426 advl
THE HOBBLE SKIRT TO GO.