Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-16
OKLAHOMA NEWS
. FROM COLORADO
WHERE MANY OKLAHOMAN'S
SPEND THE SUMMER.
MOUNTAIN State POPULAR
Bishop Quaylo Opened the New
Bethel Hospital at Colorado

A. Qua1c Of Enid, OKLA
Bishop QuuyIrs speech showed TO
high degree the qualifications both
of the actor and the orator His
| rapId-flre sentences Wgro $50 forcctul
as 90 carry the audience along with
him His apparent dlgressIous, while
serving always to keep the appetite
| of all whetted as TO what was COM
| ing next, were always illustrative Of
the point In hand.
Bishop Quale's quotations were
| apropos and catching
Mrs. Barbara Bailey Of Arapahoo,
Okla, her daughter, Mrs J. H. Gallon
and granddaughter Miss Rosslyn ~
Gallon are visiting Mr. ana Mrs W.
E. Kip of Colorado Springs.
Il. II. Stevens and family OF Okla
homa city, Okla, spent a few days In
Colorado Springs while ON an auto
mobile tour which will extend TO the
| Pacific coast. They were particularly
| pleased with the splendid roads ana
the many scenic wonders of the Pixies
Peak region,
Although 1t was thought the june
/ brides registered at the Clim House,
/ Mauitou, last year would never be
/ equaled this year is FAR ahead at the
present time and il is very probable
/ that the number win hc very much I'M
creased before the month is over. AL
most every day brings one or more
couples Of ncwlyweds one of the
Oklahoma couples is Mr., and Mrs, c.
] l{.J V't,Is,y 90 nlfln bp1r1u titN
Mrs. S. Armstrong of Guthrie has
leased tho Vern Long cottage at Mani
tou for tho summer.
Miss NJ Montray Of oklahoma city
is visiting her mother, Mrs, NJ, T.
Montray, in Colorado City Colo.
Further example Of Colorado's great
summer climate, especially In the nell
ghborhood OF Colorado Springs, was
brought to the attention Of a train load
Of tourists few days ago on the
| Cripple Creek Short Line when their
view of the scenery was obstructed by
a snow storm. The party in question
was composed Of l25 members of the
American Association Of Freight
Agents, who recently held their an
nual meeting In Kansas city and were
then sightseeing In the pixies Peak
region en- route TO the Pacific coast
In recognition of the fact that there
are many thousands of former resi-
dents Of the Pixies Peak region now
living In other cities and states, the
executive committee Of the Colorado
Springs summer carnival and aviation
meet has designated August as
Homecoming Day" with special rates
on all railroads and special attractions,
A feature Of the carnival week is TO be
the flights by some of the Wright Bros
bird-men,
w. $. Yeager OF Mangum, OKLA
special representative of the Pitts
burg Mortgage and Loan Company
who has been the guest Of u. l.. Nc
Farand, proprietor OF the Mansions
Hotel Manitou, was operated on for
appendicitis a few days ago at the FL
Bethel hospital, Colorado Springs.
w. r. Kelley, postmaster of King
fisher, is spending several weeks en-
joying the mountain brce2es Of the
Piko's Peak region,
Mrs Lou Griffeth Of oklahoma city
is the guest Of her mother and sister,
Mrs. H. II. Harris and Miss Mary Har-
ris OF Manitou, Colo.
Mrs. NJ. f. Garland and Mrs. Kate
Kaymans are among the many resi-
dents Of Oklahoma CITY who are
spending the summer in the Pixies
Peak region.
Among the many visitors TO the
Pixies Peak region from oklahoma,
those who registered during the past
" eek at the Antlers Hotel are G. II.
Cook and John L. Wilson both of Ok
lahoma City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Woolens and son
Of Bartlcsville okla, arc spending
some time IN Manitou, enjoying the
various scenic attractions,
Oklahoma arrivals at the Alamo
Hotel Colorado Springs, during the
past week include: II Jackson, Tul-
ca a;McRice Caldwell, oklahoma City;
Mrs A. l.. Billingsha, Tulsa; Letta
Hoffman, Zella Westoner Oklahoma
city,
Miss Elizabeth shepard OF PawneC
and Miss Alice Adams OF Clillcotht
made a short visit recently with theiI
college friend, Miss Dorothy Holden
IN Colorado Springs,
Mrs. Russell Egbert OF oklahoma
City viii spend the remainder Of tho
summer with Mrs. Julia Shufrleder al
her Mob hin residence In Colorado
Springs
Mrs. II. II. Clary and daughter, Mrs
O. NJ. Winn, and children OF okla
homa city are spending the summer
with Mrs Clary's sister, Mrs, julia
Schufrleder OF Colorado Sp' gs.
Mr. and Mrs. Lasater Of oklahoma
City are guests Of their son, Attorney
, c. NJ. Lasater OF Colorado Springs.
Mrs, W. c. Burke Of Oklahoma City
and her family are spending the sum.
mer as tho guests Of Mrs. j, B. Colt In
Colorado Springs Mr.. Burke while
here recently, was in consultation with
Mayor II. +. Avery and the city oilic-
lals relative to the paving Of the bust
ness district Of Colorado Springs,
Mrs. c. s. Leeper Of Oklahoma City
played the wedding march at tho we'd
ding OF Miss Ethel E. Whitaker and
Edward T. Jones In Colorado Springs
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Girard OF Fair.
fax. okla, are the guests OF Mrs. H. S
O'Neill OF Manitau for the summer.
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