The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-29

of seventeen firms from all parts Q
the country who are bidding on tn
proposed street paving in Colorado
Springs. In line with the many othe
Improvements that are now being car
ried out in this city, the entire busi
ness section is to be paved, and th'
residence streets are already beinl
oiled and macadamizcd Surprise ha:
been expressed because of the unusual
ly low figures submitted by the com
panies bidding on the paving. The
reason for this fact is given that un
usually profitable advertising would
accrue to the company successful in
laying the paving in one Of the most
popular summer resorts in the world
NJ. T. Knebel and family arrived
from Guthrie to spend several weeks
sightseeing in Colorado Springs and
the Pixies Peak region. Mr. Knebel is
a very well known real estate man of
Oklahoma.
G. IT. Stuart of Pawhuska, who has
been in Colorado Springs recently re-
turned to his home after a months
stay in Manitou.
Mr. and Mrs w O. Trott of Vinita.
who have been guests at the White
cattage, in Manitou, for six weeks,
have returned to their home On the
way, they will visit an uncle, T r.
Horde of Lakin, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs W. r. Kelly left re-
Gently for their home in Kingisher
after three months spent sightseeing
in Colorado Springs and the Pixies Peak
region
Frank Lucas, head of the school land
department of Oklahoma at Oklahoma
City, and Mrs. Lucas were recent yisi-
tors in Colorado Springs, this being
their first visit to this region.
DR. and Mrs G. A. Dunn and family
of Pawhuska have returned home after
spending the summer in Colorado
Springs.
James F. Burns, the well known mil
lionaire of Colorado Springs announc-
ed yesterday that he donates a hand
some 500 silver cup to the Interna-
tional Dry Farming Congress exposi-
ton 1t is to be awarded as a trophy
to the county in any state making the
best exhibition at the exposition here
the week of October 16 El Paso coun-
ty, in which Colorado Springs is locat-
ed, is barred. Mr.. Burns made the
first of his great fortune as one of the
locators of the Portland mine at Vic
tor, At present, he is engaged in build
ing a s350000 theater in Colorado
Springs, the most beautiful theater in
the west
M. Josey is spending a pleasant out
ing in Manitou, where he is a guest
at the Sunnyside hotel.
Sam Jones and M. p. Gosset are
among the recent Oklahoma City arri-
walls in Colorado Springs.
Frank Foltz of Oklahoma City reg
istered last Friday at the Almo hotel
in Colorado Springs
Mr. and Mrs Joe Martcr and Arthur
Dangs of Oklahoma City are spending
the autumn season in Colorado Springs
and vicinity.
M. M. Baker and Leslie Glover of
Blackwell have been visiting in Colo
RADIO Springs and Manitou
Late oklahoma City arrivals in Colo
rado Springs include C. l.. Johnson
and NJ. c. Starkey
II. b. Beeler and family have been
stopping at the Cliff House in Mani
tou.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. S, Hutchinson of |
Ponca City have been spending a few
weeks in Manitou visiting the many
points Of interest in and about that
delightful little resort.
Miss Jordon of Pauls Valley has been
spending her vacation in Colorado
Springs.
G. V Mailere of Tulsa is a resent
Oklahoma arrival in Colorado Springs
A. B. Snodgrass of Oklahoma City 1
is registered at the Antlers hotel in
Colorado Springs.
Miss Wilma Thayer of Tulsa is {
spending her vacation in Colorado /
Springs enjoying the delightful autumn l
weather.
R. T Holbott of Oklahoma City is /
in Colorado Springs for a brief visit. ,
Mr. and Mrs. II. b. Donough of Hugo {
are among the many Oklahoma peo-
pie who are prolouging their visit in c
Colorado Springs. t
r. R Fuller has joined the autumn h
colony of Oklahoma City people I'm ,
Colorado Springs
T O. Cremn and family Of Tulsa ar
rived recently in Colorado Springs for
a short vacation.
Mrs. J, B. Moore of Ardmore spent s
an pniOyabIe outing i'm Coforado 4