The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-14
LOCAL NOTES

DR.. w. M. Campbell Of Seneca is in
the city this afternoon.
Vance McSpadden went to Musko-
gee today on land business.
City Attorney Guy Patten is in
Muskogee on legal business.
EChas. Davidson was passenger to
Muskogee on the flyer today.
R. R. Martin, of Grove, is in Vini-
ia this afternoon on business.
j. H. Henderson, of Muskogee, was
transacting business here today.
Chas. w. Pickett, of Centralia, was
visitor IN the metropolis today.
]. B. Niles, of Centralia, was among
the guests at the Hotel this morning.
T. J. Gambill, prominent Demo
crat OF Bluejacket is here this after
noon
J. B. Ginder of Quapaw is here on
business for the Big Jack mining COM
pany.
A party of young married people
will go to SpaVinaw next week for an
outing.
Father Charles Van IHulse, OF the
Catholic church, wentI to Muskogee
this morning.
Mrs. Les Dudley is here from Keif-
er for visit with her sister, Mrs.
Sophia Bethel.
Harry Darrough of the United States
marshal's Office went to Chelsea today
on official business.
Attorney w. E. Clapham returned
today from Bartlesville, where he has
been attending court.
Miss Daisy Williams Of the Silver
Moon restaurant has gone to Dawson
for visit to relatives.
John and Lee Barrett and Miss Ri
der of the public school went to Mus
kogee TODAY on busin ess.
Henry Holderman, of the Hall Os-
born engineering company went north
this morning to join the party OF sur
veyors who are running line for
railroad from Joplin to Bartlesville.
The precipitation last night 3.15 in
six hours the heaviest rain in the
length of time since G. e. Lehman
has been keeping record on Jan. l,
1908 and on Oct IS 1905, 81 inches fell
in "a hours.
Judge Gill, John Blue and Deputy
o. d. Neville went to Miami last night
where jury commission was appoint-1
ed. All three returned this morning. |
1t is reported that George Fields cnt
the throat of man on Cowskin prai-
rie yesterday afternoon. The details
of the killing are unknown.
The wagon bridge across Bull creek
on the road leading to the Mars addi-
tlon was washed out Of place about six
inches last night. The fact that it
is we'll cabled and the gas pipe crossing
is all that saved it.
The fire department was called to
the Halsell building this morning but
it was false alarm. The stove in the
Peoples Drug store smoking caused
the trouble.
( Joe Lahay candidate for congress
from Claremore passed through this
morning en- route to Ottawa county
on campaigning tour.
We write all kinds of Insurance
LIVE STOCK LIFE INSURANCE
speciality Cherokee Investment Go.
McGeorge Bldg 14l tt.
S. B. Jackson enjoyed mess of
green peas from his garden Sunday
These we're probably the earliest peas
ever raised here.
Mrs. S. ]. Burns and daughter Miss
Lille went to Alton last night for
visit with relatives.
If you wish to become proficient in
stenography and typewriting, patron
ize the summer school to be conduct
ed by Prof. J. e. Anderson, at some
convenient point on Wilson street,
Vinita, l. T.. 'Day and night ses-
sions. l6l-2t.
Last night during the electric storm
DR.. Louis Bagby was called to the
phone and received a severe shock.
The man, whose name IS unknown,
on the other end of the line was
knocked down.