The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-05-24

Lee Barrett leI6 UnlS moIhiuB AOl
the oil fields
Dick Oskison returned from Musko-
gee this morning.
R. E. Vaughn is here from Coffey-
vile on business.
A number of picnic parties are being
planned for Sunday.
AL Berger made business trip to
Muskogee yesterday.
Mrs. c. w. Poole of Chelsea is visit
ing friends in this city.
Emmitt Skinner is here to spend
Sunday with his family.
c. H. Green was up from Muskogee
this morning on business.
J. x. Taylor returned this morning
from trip to Colorado.
j. H. Strain was over from Wann
today on political business.
w. E. Halsell went to his ranch
near Tulsa this morning
Emmett Rea, Chas. Davidson and
Ed. Lee went fishing today.
Walter Olds job printer of Tulsa
spent the forenoon here today.
s. M. Porter of Caney, Kas., was
here on business this forenoon.
The Commercial Club will hold its
regular weekly meeting tonight
T. L. Brown is guest at the Cobb
today, registered from Claremore.
d. A. Holden of Guthrie, was trans
acting business in this city today.
The federal courC now in session at
Miami will adjourn this evening.
j. Coombs, of Bartlesville was
among the visitors in Vinita today.
L. B. Towner came up from Musko-
gee last night on business mission.
Chas Hunt and John Blue went to
Miami this morning to attend court
Mrs. Q. o. Russell, of Oklahoma
City, is here visiting Mrs. C.S. Avery.
Harry Bagby will leave this evening
for Kansas City for few days sojourn.
Quite a party Of Vinitans went to
Cabin creek, near Woodley, fishing TO-
day.
Mrs. David Meredith returned this
morning from visit with relatives
at Alton.
]. w. Orr has purchased a stylish
new rig from the Frazee Hardware
company.
S. L. Johns was among the arrivals
on the Frisco yesterday evening from
Oklahoma City.
Rev. A. G. Evans returned to Mus
kogee on the Fast Mail today after
short stay in this city.
W. M. Bennett, of the intruder di-
vision of the Union Agency was here
today on official business.
Miss Ida J. Riddle of Claremore is
in this city for three weeks visit
with friends and relatives,
John Spalding stopped off here be-
tween trains today en- route from st.
Louis to his home in Chelsea.
Master in Chancery A. M. Etchen
left this morning for Claremore and
Nowata on official business.
DR.. Hitchcock, wife and daughter,
were over from Alton last night to
attend the Burns-Steyens wedding.
Rev. G. A. Fulcner enjoyed a mess
of new potatoes today from his own
garden. This is the first Of the season.
The Frazee Hardware company sold
one Of their handsome new buggies to
the Avery-Roberts Investment COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Raymond went
to Chelsea this morning for visit
with their daughter, Mrs. W. ].
Strange.
Addie Lawrance, who has been at
tending Liberty college at Liberty,
Mo, was here today enroute to her
home at Chelsea.
Mrs. J. T. Gunter returned last
night from Liberty Mo-, where she
had been to attend the commence
ment exercises of Liberty college.
P. J. Mckinley, candidate for cor
poration commissioner, aud one
of the most prominent merchants Of
Norman. was mixing medicine with
local Democrats today.
Mr.. W. E. Whitaker and Mrs. An
ma Galbraith will be united in mar
rlage Sunday evening, May 20, at the
Christian church. Rev. Williams Of
dciating. Friends invited.
Marshall Stevens, the big saddle and
harness manufacturer, recently