The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-07-28

Mr. ana mTs. Couiuy anu Soh VI
! Konawa are in Manitou for visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Rodman of Guthrie
are making a stay of some time in the
Pixies Peak region.
Mr.. Z. L. Woodruff of Muskogee,
was among the recent arrivals at the
IAntlers Hotel in Colorado Springs.
Miss ]. Epproub and B. H. Epproub,
or Aria, have been visiting in Colo
RADIO Springs.
C. A. Drake of Oklahoma City, has
been taking in the scenic attractions
of the Pixies Peak region.
While cranking an automobile which
he had recently driven to Colorado
City from Norman, Lewis Winans of
that city broke his right arm. He is
rapidly recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. B. Frazier of
Muskogee has been making several
of the many delightful trips in and
about Manitou.
Miss Martha Barrett, of Sayre, is
one of the Oklahoma colony in the
Pixies Peak region.
Leo T. Wilson of Carlsboro and G.
z. Lawton and viii T. Yoder of Okla
} homa City climbed Pixies Peak afoot
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. f. Taylor of Okla
, homa City was registered recently at
the Alta Vista Hotel, Colorado
Springs.
? Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Isenberg of Enid,
are stopping at the Almo hotel dur
, ing their stay in Colorado Springs.
Mrs. J. d. Lydick and son, of Shaw
nee are stopping at the Navajo hotel
in Manitou.
, Among the recent arrivals at the
: Mansions hotel in Manitou are: Mrs
NJ E. Parkinson, of Oklahoma City;
) Mrs. H. b. Beeler and daughter of
Muskogee, and Mrs. Frank Wore and
daughter of Oklahoma City.
, w. II. Brandenburg, P. H. Wilson,
Mrs. j. A. Sullivan, Ethel Sullivan,
!. Josephine Sullivan and Marie Young,
/ all of Oklahoma City are recent ar
| rivals in Colorado Springs.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. B. Frazier and
4 daughters, Laura and Lottie of Mus
1 kogee, were registered at the Almo
hotel. Colorado Springs, recently.
+ Mr.. A. Kelley, of Cinen, is a recent
! or.t,-o1 l., Cc1,roIn Cnr;,crc
a C. H, Knight of Oklahoma City, has
2 been spending a short time in Colo
4 RADIO Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Grayers and
d daughter of Pawhuska have been stop
: ping at the Acacia Hotel in Colorado
q Springs during their stay in the Pixies
Peak region.
+ Willard Johnston and family of
@ Shawnee have leased the Douglas cot
tage in Manitou for the summer
a Mrs. p. H. Gates and Mildred Gates
e of Oklahoma City, have been visiting
in Manitou.
s Mr.. p. L. Havard of Oklahoma City
n was among the recent Oklahoma ar
rivals in Manitou.
E. H. Seawell and wife of Oklahoma
f City were registered recently at the
f Alta Vista hotel in Colorado Springs.
$ Oklahoma automobiles will take a
d conspicuous part in the decorated au-
o tomobile parade which is to be the
opening feature of the summer carni.
;. val and aviation meet to be held in
O Colorado Springs from July 81 to
!; August 5. Hundreds of Oklahoma peo.
a pie now in the city are uniting with
, residents in planning for the celebra
ton which is to commemorate Colo
5 RADIO Springs fortieth birthday. It is
expected that many unique ana in
# teresting automobile decorations char
|. acteristic of Oklahoma will be in the
q parade, for of all summer visitors in
the Pixies Peak region, the Oklaho
a mans are second to none in proclaim
J. ing the advantages an opportunities
@ of their home state. This summer has
seen an unusually large number OF
e Oklahoma automobile parties in Colo
, RADIO, In all eighteen states will be
c represented in the parade.
!. Mr. and Mrs. f. J. Theilen Of Fl
+. Reno, have been enjoying an outing
g in Colorado Springs and vicinity.
S Mr., and Mrs. Francisco s. Tyson
mail and valet, of Oklahoma City Were
], registered recently at the Antlers
s hotel in Colorado Springs.
Mrs. F. c. Hunt of Guthrie stopped
:. in Colorado Springs for brief visit
o Mrs. F. e. Buck of Taldeguale, was
among the Oklahomans registered AT
/. THE Alamo recently.
> One of the chief attractions of the
carnival week for the visitors will be
:. aeroplane flights for which Wright
8 brothers of Dayton, Ohio, have con