Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-09
SkIATOOK.
Special 10 the M-rlh

hp'Vlhl 10 the W rid.
Skiatook. Okla, April S.-Measles
WIN All the accompaniment, is pre-
Vaiiing In Skiatook and vicinity.
claude II. lIardesty, manager Of tho
local telephone exchange of Skiatook
is taking a trip with the measJeg ana
Is reported very serious also. Miss
Myrtle Elder, a cousin. ia SUFFERING
form the same disease.
Jesse La Forge is recovering from
very serious attack OF measles.
Dr. OBrien reports two cases OF
measles IN the home OF George Brad
shaw, living north OF Skiatook.
The family of Mr.. John Beardon Ia
In the grip or tho measles epidemic.
James Hines little Gaughter. who
mas been Ill for some time, suffered
relapse last week, and Is reported
In serious condition.
Cecil Barnhill daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. o, NJ. Barnhill was bitten on the
hands and face last Sunday by n dog
supposed to be suffering from rabies
The dog, which was owned by Jack
Rogers, also bit two COWS and a mum
Der OF dogs about town, before being
killed. The head of the animal was
sent to Kensas City for an analytical
examination, to decide whether the
little girl shall be sent to IL pasteur
institute.
County Superintendent VIM. Satt-
gast, visited the school Thursday.
The Junior League of the Presby-
/ tCrign phnrpb gaVa napnU
Saturday evening at the Felghly hall
The ladies aid OF the NJ. Il. church
are planning to hold q bazaar some
time In the month of April
The First Bank of Sklatook has
now become tho First National Bank
OF Skiatook.
Burris Hin Is at Russellville, Ark,
called there by the serious Illness
of his mother.
j. II. Kreager returned from Kan.
sas City Wednesday, where he went
with three-car shipment of cattle
C., w. Eaton and son Sam, made
a business trip to Tulsa Tuesday.
i w. e. LaForge was business Wis
itor TO Tulsa Monday.
porch to his residence.
Bert Duncan's new residence IN the
Kennedy addition Is almost COM
pleted.
Gerge Bynum has returned from
Prue. okla, where he has been buying
logs for shipment.
son Of Mrs. Collins had q serious
accident last Wednesday by falling
into n newly dug well on Mr.. George
Rynums place In the Cleveland addi-
ton.
Charlie Pennington last week pur-
} chased a half interest in the Ririe
Transfer business.
: Sunday, April 9Th win be held the
3 second quarterly com Mon services
at the Presbyterian crLrch.
Two good rains have rallen In Skia-
took during the past week. and farm
ers report the crop prospects the IN
est ever.
Tho Skatook Brass Band gave an
open air concert Saturday evening,
which was greatly enjoyed.
At the election last Tuesday the
Progressive ticket was elected with
the exception Of marshall the fight
for the marshal was bitterly opposed
John Ellis lost by five votes, Boone
Mckinney being elected on the Law
and order ticket. The officers elected
are as follows: 1st ward, j. II. Craig
II, c. B. Strange 70; I'd ward, A. w
Lucas "A, w. l.. Brant 5S; Sd ward
]. o. Banks 60, Amos Rlrie 81; clerk
Meyers o. Assessor. Dave Stringer
112; Justice, L. II. Taylor 49,; treasur-
Harrison Bros. colored MINISTRIES ar
rived In Sklatook Friday and showed
to big crowd Friday evening.
The Savoy on Co. brought In good
well last Saturday on the John Tynr
lease, flowing 200 barrels In three
hours