Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26


ing TO word being received at the
chamber Of commerce. The Albert
Pike highway. which was one of the
chief topics of discussion in the
speeches on the trip, is one OF the
popular routes to this city. II is re-
ported to be In first-class condition.
too, and statements from Tulsa. Okla
homa city, Muskogee and other towns
indicate heavy traffic to the Pixies
Peak by the rich Oklahoma oil op-
orators and the farmers.
The weather continues to be espe-
cially cool and IL Is like early spring
In Oklahoma now in the Pixies Peak
region.
Oklahoma folks who recently have
made the trip 10 the summit Of Pixies
Peak over the cog road are as follows:
Ardmore, j. w. Johnson: Oklahoma
city Elizabeth Scott: Tulsa. II. A.
Woodard; Oklahoma City, Mrs J. Will
Swan; Woodville, Mrs. r. A. owen;
Gate. Mrs. S. NJ. Bancroft. El Reno,
Morris Stock Drury Candy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Il. Thomas OF
Oklahoma City were recent visitors at
the Union Printers home in Colorado
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Douglas OF
Tulsa have rented the Ferriday resi-
dence In Broadmoor the fashionable
suburb OF Colorado Springs. They
Will be here for the summer.
Mrs. 7. B. McCune and son of Bar
tlesville are occupying cottage In
Manitou for the season.
Miss Eleanor Lilley of Ardmore,
where she is a member of the high
school faculty. has arrived in Colorado
Springs to spend the summer with her
parents. MIR. and Mrs. Il. +. Lilley.
Mrs. ii. II. Hulxten of Oklahoma
City is spending the summer in Mani
tou. She is enjoying n visit from her
mother. Mrs. S. ii. Black of Kansas
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. ]. Lambert and
family and Miss Mary Cober of Tulsa
are visiting in Colorado SPRINGS with
Mrs Lambert's sister and her hus
band, Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Kellough
who have residence here.
Mrs. Marion NJ. Travis of Tulsa re-
Gently drove her car to Colorad,
Springs and found good roads most OF
the way. She will spend most of he,
summer in the Pixies Peak region,
Oklahomans registered at the Alta
Vista hotel in Colorado Springs foi
their vacations are :Woodside. Mr.
and Mrs. II. a. owen; Gate. Mr.. and
Mrs. S. NJ. and Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ
Bancroft; Ringing, ]. +. Dean.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley Il. McNutt OF
Oklahoma City are registered at the
Grandview hotel in Manitou during
their vacation visit in the Pixies Peak
region.
w. C. Steger. prominent Tulsa real
estate operator. who Is connected with
The Ute Pass Summer Homes com.
harn
5 East Caramillo street for the sum-
mer. He reports that plans for the
Tulsa colony at Green Mountain Falls
are progressing.
7. a. Robinson of Oklahoma City
has taken residence on Nevada ave-
nue. In Colorado Springs for the sum
mer. His family accompanied him
here to remain for the season.
James Jones of Blackwell, Okla
is guest at the Spaulding hotel i'm
Colorado Springs whine visiting the
scenic spots in the Pixies Peak region
Recent Tulsa arrivals at the Acacia
hotel are X. A. Murray and children
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Archer. Mr.. and
Mrs. jeff Archer.
S. Il. Luke of Claremore is a guest
at the Antlers hotel while tourist in
Colorado Springs. He has made a
nufHDef oI tne scenic trlDS.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Meade Of Lone
Wolr recent arrivals in Colorado
Springs to spend the warm weather
months are enjoying trips to many OF
the attractions.
ii. C. Guthrie and wife Of Oklahoma
City are guests at the Alamo hotel I'm
Colorado Springs. Other Oklahomans
at the Alamo are; Perry, Palmer Rob
ingnn Atun
colt; Sapulpa, Mr.. and Mrs. J, IL
Todd; El Reno, Mrs Il. d. Humphrey
Tulsa. Fred Kuffer, Mrs. J. Walton
and family, Miss Helena Schenk, Rhea
Haller Mrs. J. McLennan: Oklahoma
City, Mrs. Il. +. Buckholts.
w. L. Chadwick OF Tulsa Is a re-
cent arrival in Colorado Springs and
will spend several weeks here visltina
the points of interest and enjoying the
cool weather.
Recent Oklahoma visitors to tn,
Cave of the Winds in Manitou are as
follows: Pawnee. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
| Taulbee; Tulsa. Il. =. Farmer: Okla.
homa City. Mrs. H. w. Sprankle
Helena, Jenny Marie Hine.
NJ. r. Hess and brother OF Tulsa
where they are members of the Typo.
graphical union, were visitors at the
Printers nome IN Colorado Springs
recently. They found great actlvit,
In making preparations for the inter.
national convention to be held in Col.
orado Springs in August.
Among the Oklahoma motorist.
who have driven their cars to Col.
orado Springs for the summer and
who have taken out such licenses are;
Tulsa, Amanda Summers; Altus. Lu.
cius Brunton; Tulsa. Mr.. and Mrs. C
o. Douglas.
Owing to heavy late snow, the au.
tomobile road up Pixies Peak will not
be opened to the summit until July 1
II Is now open TO Glen Cove, the half.
way station. Shows ten feet deep have
blocked the road, but large gangs OF
men are cleaSing II to provide a sen.
sational motor trip among the clouds
between huge snowbanks in midsum
mer. The races this year will be held
early in September
Another Oklahoma enterprise in the
Pixies Peak region bids fair to be ar
important one. That Is located a.
Glen Eyrie, where the former castle
OF Gen. w. J. Palmer, founder OF Col.
orado Springs. is located and which
will be open this year TO the public
w. Il. Eaton and Ed Dunn. both for,
merly OF Oklahoma City and Tulsa
are interested in the venture.