The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1903-10-08

Willie Mars is confined TO his bed
today with malaria.
j. II. Rood has gone on business
trip to Columbus, Kans.
G. S. Hill, a well known lawyer OF
BartlesyIlle, is In the city.
Thirty new members we're added TO
the Commercial club Tueday.
Frank Lewis, OF Salisaw, has been
put In jail for selling liquor
w. b. Coley and wife spent Sunday
among friends at Muskogee.
Rev. ]. S. Stubbledeld is expected
home from his vacation next Monday.
Archibald Bonds is In town. The
gentleman Is an attorney Of Chelsea.
A marriage license has been issued
to George Ashby and Lois o. Kelley,
OF Kelso.
A brick street crossing Is being built
from the Badgett crossing TO the EN-
pire block.
Deputy Long has placed Jackson
Wolfe, Of Tahlequah, in jail here for
selling liquor
Joseph N. Breshers and Hester
Chance, of Catale, have been granted
marriage license.
Ell Sanders was arrested at Salisaw
and brought to the vinita jail under
charge Of larceny.
George Graham, the Muskogee man.
ager Of the Ratclitf Sanders company,
was in town Sunday.
The winter theatrical season will
open Tuesday night with a presenta-
lion OF 1.-THE Devils Lane"
Mrs. Henry Clark, Of Chelsea, is
visiting Mrs. G.. w. Clark, also her
daughter, Mrs. James Kell
Rev. II. II Watson has gone TO
Chelsea where he will conduct religious
services throughout the week.
Thirty-three lots have been sold IN
the Mars addition and negotiations
are pending for three or four more.
Deputy Marshal White Sunday
jailed Bill Buzzard for introducing
whlskey. lie was caught at Alton.
Miss Maude Glasscock OF Webb City,
who las been visiting Miss Willie
Trott, returned home Monday nigha.
J. d. West, OF Grend river; J. NJ.
Greening, Of Centralia, and II. S. Rem
sen, Of Grove, jury commissioners, are
In the city
N. q. Turk, a prominent citizen OF
Checotah and member OF the Terri
torial Republican Executive Commit
tee, Is guest at the Cobb.
Jesse Rowe has paid the fine Of $50
imposed upon him by Judge Stanileld
for carrying concealed weapon and
has been released from jail.
J. A. Bondurant has purchased the
carriage and repair shop east OF the
court house formerly conducted by G..
A. Chance and will take charge at
once,
Pliny L. Sopef and wife will return
to vinita Saturday after a months
soIoun In Canada. A letter states
that Mrs. Soper is greatly improved In
health.
A party consisting Of s. Y. Free
man, Mrs. Lula Freeman and Mrs.
Sophia Bethel, OF vinlta, visited the
Indian Territory exhibit at the Fair
Saturday.
Judge Lawrence returned Monday |
from his former home In Kansas,
where he had been settling some busi-
ness Affairs Later In the day he left |
for Tahlequah.
Miss Clara ChamberlIn fell down a
stairway In her home Tues. night and
sustained a fracture Of both bones OF
the leg Just above the ankle. DIR.
Fortner reduced the fracture.
@. w. Dixon, OF Sallisaw, Is In the
Federal jail, charged with assault
with intent to kin a boy named Wal
Ter sprege. He was arrested and
brought here by Deputy @. II. vier.
Up at vlnita the latest social func.
tion is "Gypsy Tea" This was
formerly a moonlight picnic, but VI
nita has been away attending board
Ing school and the name has been
Muskogee Times.
Bert Chandler, wife and two chill
tren, and Mrs Lillian Holloway, OF
Muskogee, Mrs. Chambers sister, left
lest night for an extended visit TO the
Worlds Fair at ST. Louis.
W. NJ. MCGOWAN, the well known
clgar manufacturer, will leave soon
Tor Colorado TO investigate the pros
poets OF opening factory In pros
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