Ottawa Co., OK. Fairland News,



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Submitted by: Judy Michaels <jmichals2@adelphia.net>



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Submitted  Date:Sun, 4 May 2003 21:09:25 -0700

                         

                        The Fairland News, Fairland, Ottawa Co., Oklahoma. 

                        Friday, March 1, 1912

                        From the Miami Record Herald:

                        Ed HOLDEN, constable of Wyandott, brought in three men 

                        the first of the week, charged with breaking into CROW’s 

                        store in that town. They are Frank TAYLOR, Patrick McKEE 

                        and Jack ODELL, and were lodged in jail pending 

                        preliminary. Monday, Marshal Barlow GEE turned in James 

                        HARRIS for burglarizing the Frisco depot.

                        LOCAL NEWS

                        Johnson FALLING and wife were visiting in Seneca over 

                        Sunday.

                        Mrs. W.B. DENNIS and Mrs. Jim MILLER were Afton visitors 

                        Friday last. 

                        J.E. GOODMAN of North Missouri was visiting his brother, 

                        G.C., east of town the latter part of last week.

                        Grandma ANDERSON is reported quite sick at the home of 

                        her daughter, Mrs. Joe SLONIKER, near Diamond, Mo.

                        Mrs. D.A. VENICE and daughter, Grace, left last Friday 

                        for a visit at Colfax, Ind.

                        A letter from Orvile COLE at Oklahoma City, says he is 

                        getting along fine in school but don’t know when he will 

                        be home.

                        W.M. MARSHALL has us send the News to his son at 

                        Mitchelville, Ia.

                        Friends of Rev. and Mrs. JONES, ex-pastor of the 

                        Methodist church here, will be proud to hear that they 

                        have another boy in their home which tipped the scales 

                        at 12 pounds and 2 ounces.

                        James CROCKETT and daughter, Miss Jessie, left Saturday 

                        evening for Norwood, Mo., in response to a telegram 

                        announcing the serious illness of his daughter, Ethel, 

                        of that place. A card received from them after their 

                        arrival bore the sad news of her death. The deceased had 

                        many friends in Fairland who will be pained to learn of 

                        her sudden death.