The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-08-25
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omi hammers Of Muskogee,
Presii her vacation in Colorado
Tad in
3. Redpath of Muskogee, has
tseeing in the Pixies Peak
ammo
Wbill tdancis Mckay, of Shawnee,
insuthe we one of the summer guests
,hoige redo Springs and vicinity.
- ben group of Okemah people
oi' notioIo the summit of Pixies Peak
prese ustly. Those in the party were
tlonmber raller, II. L. Graves, Gilbert
Voted copd C. E. Frazee.
300. distri Deweese of Bartlesviile is
the the summer in Colorado
and -,
II took allie Spurgeon and Roy Spur
ms aker ,Kiefer have been sightseeing
mrs SIX tbikes Peak region.
eht nt beckum and Ethel Peckum of
ON wavsve come to Colorado Springs
oho on III enjoying the many scenic at
'h' that near the city.
TIC ediat,Robison of Carson, spent sew
TN rnal in Colorado Springs recently.
IN resided Mrs w. d. Nutter of Chand-
end sp been ejoying their summer
"lbers in the Pixies Peak region.
piltativ,A, A, and Rena Dennison of
quieDre have been doing the
cons of the Pixies Peak region.
IS a md Mrs. Cecil Proctor, and Mr..
,ch ats. e. w. Barnes of Oklahoma
yign, Ave been in Colorado Springs
past few weeks.
VIM. M. Caslana and daughter
IN rs. Eta Foreman and daughter
,IIIIhcan are guests in Colorado
rnlJ. H. Newland, Miss Nola Fow-
EI.h Mrs. Whisenant of Duncan are
IUIng their vacation in Colorado
Is.
lhoma Day was observed one of
Lawvtecent wildnower excursions on
dorado Midland railroad, arrange
having been made to devote one
title an excursion especially for the
rs from the baby state. Leaving
ado Springs, and making the trip
oek ,gh Ute Pass, several stops were
so,. at the wildhower beds to enable
H.. passengers to gather the many
!. ~ ties of Colorado wildhowers. The
,,,,oh beds at Florissant proved of es-
a. ii interest to the Oklahomans and
III no result of the trip many interest
,as specimens will be taken back this
~ for exhibition in Oklahoma.
,oa RS. w. r. Wright and little son and
,rosa Katie Jeffries of Oklahoma City
.o.ou, enjoying stay in Colorado
was @ngs.
= n.r. and Mrs. Mack Race, Mr.. and
/. G.. ID. Lang and son and Mrs.
r. .rles Lang of Hunter formed an
=, omobile party which is now in Colo
o Springs for a summer outing.
:. irs. c. Imam of oklahoma City is
piping at the Charevoix in Colorado
..y for month.
,s 1rs. L. A. Randels of Enid who has
IN in Colorado Springs for the past
nth left Sunday for her home
Mrs. A. f. Wilson, Miss Hester VIII
y and Chas. f. Wilson of Tulsa were
yistered at the Alta Vista hotel in
dorado Springs recently.
f. e. Sims of Oxford is visitor in
ua Pixies Peak region and Colorado
rings.
e.,,'J. F. Graham, O. O. Soswell and c.
:" Lay of Shawnee have been visiting
- Colorado Springs
SO Miss A. Gray, Miss d. Kelly. Mrs.
"s R Dial and w d. Blosk are among
le Mangum people in Colorado
brings
E. p Hayes Of Pawhuska was regis
cred at the Elk hotel in Colorado
'.prings recently.
Mr.. J. c. Hill of Okmulgee is a guest
ut the Cheyenne hotel in Colorado
1prings.
Samples of lusciuos yellow Elberta
peaches as big as your fist. raised in
abundance near Chandler are being ex-
iAibited in Colorado Springs by two en-
husiastic Oklahoma boosters-Roy
eoHoffman and Charles Tilkham, young
business men of that place, who are
here with their families spending the
summer. Messrs. Hoffman and Tilg-
man state that the prospects for
bumper cotton crop in the neighbor-
hood is excellent. The two enterpris-
ing Oklahomans are at 20 East San
Rafael street, Colorado Springs for the
summer. They came on July and
expect to remain until early in Sep
tember. With their families they plan
to take a fishing trip to Woods lake
in the near future.
Mrs. J. M. Berry and son OF Tulsa
are spending their vacations in Colo