The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-08-26

COLORADO springs GOlO., Aug. &c.
A touch Of the unusual was added to
an Oklahoma wedding In Manitcu on
Friday night last, when Miss Alta
Davis of Saltwater became tho bride
Of John Hague of Cheyenne, Wyo. The
ceremony was performed under the
snowy stalactites of the arehed roof
iof the Bridal Chamber in the Cave OF
the Winds In Williams Canon. The
bride was attended by Miss Dollle
Canoose of Pawnee. Okla. and Miss
Annie Carlton OF Washington state,
Louis Schiedmental OF Oklahoma City
Iacted as best man. The Rev. J. WI.
Ham Carson, pastor OF the ManltoU
Congregational church, offiolated. At
er a dainty dinner. the newly married
couple left for Cheyenne, Wyo.. where
they will make their future home
George d. Pendleton OF Altus OKLA,
was one of the hardy pedestrians who
walked to the summit of Pixies Peak
from Manltou last week
Mrs, II. w. Tucker and Mrs, q.
Tucker OF pawhuska were the guests
OF honor at reception given on Tues.
day evening of last week by Mrs.
Thomas Leahy OF Colorado Springs.
After three-course dinner, the re-
mainder of the evening was spent at
cords
Among the Oklahoma people who
are visiting in Colorado Springs and
the surrounding Pixies Peak region
this week are the following Miss
Ethelyn Johnson, Miss Maggie Wed.
empter, w. r. Beckham, Eva and
Amos Bouse, Rienze Mckinney. Mr..
and Mrs. John b. Crowdus. Robert
Crowdus, Mr. and Mrs. George Con.
ger, lorenzo stealy, Mary snalley,
Irene Moore, Mrs. Margaret Laurence,
Mrs. Ola Balllen and Miss Margaret
Balllen.
Among the people from Shawnee,
Okla, who are visiting in Colorado
Springs and Manitou this summer are
Miss jeanette Cox, Miss Emma Cox
and Mr.. and Mrs p. w venamon
George w Bellamy, lieutenant gov
ernor OF Oklahoma, is visiting Mani.
tou. In discussing Oklahoma bank
guarantee law, which Is of particular
Interest in Colorado at the present
time because OF the fact that II Is one
OF the measures under consideration
by the extra session Of the legislature,
Mr. Bellamy said In recent interview
in one Of the Colorado Springs papers:
"This law Is a success While we
feel that It perhaps is not perfect, Il
Is our opinion that Il Is more satisfac.
tory than those which have been pat.
termed after It. Since the law has
been in force. there nave been but
three bank failures, and In each In.
stance depositors have been paid 100
cents on the dollar. In two of the
three cases. this has been done with
out loss to the state for It has been
possible to reimburse the guarantee
fund from the proceeds of the banks
assets"
Mr., Bellamy reports crop conditions
In Oklahoma as excellent
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Carr and Mrs.
e. A. Carr of shattuck are In Colo
RADIO Springs enjoying the various
scenic attractions of the Pixies Peak
region
w c. Graves Of Alva, Okla, was one
of those who made the trip to the
summit of Pixies Peak afoot last
week
c. s Bell Of Hallett, Okla. Is one Of
the recent arrivals In Colorado
Springs
Iona Tade and Ivy Myers of sulphur
Okla are making an extended visit in
Manitou and Colorado Springs
Miss Hazel Clute OF Cushing Is in
Colorado Springs for a short visit
Miss Alize Fltzwater of Quanah
Tex. Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. n.
W Hulett of Altus Okla, who II
spending the summer in the Pike g
Peak region.
Claude Gamble Of Tulsa, Okla, IL
/ 81 ending several days IN the plies
] Peak region.
Mr. and Mrs MI M Smith Of Holden
vile, okla. are among the oblahoman'
. visiting in Colorado Springs this sum
Z mer
Gathering Wild flowers proved TO hs
the attraction which brought together
half a hundred Oklahomans when q
few days ago an excursion was run
E from Colorado Springs into the noun
Z tqins west Of that city. The days triT
through Ute Pass and Ele zen Nil,
Canon to South Park on the Colorado
J Midland road, served 10 bring about
. many informal reunions Of visitors
; from the Baby State. when persons
representing a score of 0klahoma
cities found themselves on the same