The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-05
BRIEF LOCM NEWS.

Frank Collins was visitor at Mus
kogee yesterday.
Pryor Farley spent the Attn with his
girl in Missouri.
E. B. Frayser spent the 4th with
friends in Miami
VIII Byrd and several friends spent
the 4th in Neosho.
Henry Raines is playing ball with
the Chelsea team now.
Earl Walker OF the First National
spent the 4th In Joplin.
Soto Campbell spent the 4th in
Webb City, with friends.
Mrs. B. G. Rose and the old gent
spent the 4th in the country.
A large crowd attended the picnic
at Brackett's park yesterday.
G. S. Avery and family are in Noel
Mo, enjoying visit with friends.
Rowe Cromwell left Wednesday for
few days visit in Oklahoma City.
Lud Churchill and Harry Mitchell
spent the 4th with friends in Chelsea
A number Of Vinita people attended
the celebration at Joplin Yesterday.
Morris Knight had a good time
staying at home yesterday and keep
ing cool.
Rev. D. G. Beatty and son were
among those who spent the day yester-
day fishing
Ben Harkrider of Dallas, Tex, is
visiting the family Of j. t. Gunter,
for few days.
W. d. spyres of the Chieftain left
Wednesday for few days visit with
home folks at Joplin.
Editors Amos, Bertram and Murphy
all spent the day at home yesterday
and behaved themselves.
This is one 4th Of July that it
did not rain. Noone complained that
it was not warm enough
William Raines, the liyerymau, had
his thumb broken yesterday in run
away, caused by fireworks.
Misses. Annie and Mary Chandler
visited friends and took in the cele-
bration at Miami yesterday.
Vinita celebrated the 4th with
several picnics during the day and
a large lot of fireworks at night.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
will serve Ice cream on the church
lawn Monday from to 10 o'clock. St
Little Fleta, the niece Of Mrs. A. N.
Green, who has been seriously sick
with typhoid feverisslowly improving
A. B. Davis of the Avery Roberts
investment Co. took his two boys to
Missouri yesterday to visit their grand
father.
Parson Pershing and wife, G. N.
Bebout and wife and Geo p. McCulloch
and wife all spent the day fishing yes
terday
Vinita is one of the busiest and
prettiest places have seen in my
travels in Oklahoma, say many visit
ors here,
Mr.. Raymond who was one of the
right-of-way men Of the Vinita and
Western Railroad stopped of here
yesterday
&c Chandler Of Fairland was a
visitor at the Chieftain Office yester
day on his return from Muskogee
where he went to tile,
A. L. Churchill says that Chelsea
deserves great credit for being the
first town in the Indian Territory to-
have fine horse show.
The Woodmen Of vinita were con-
testants in log rolling contest at
Miami yesterday and brought home
both prizes. That's the way Vinita
people do things.
J. w. Orr and family spent yester-
day with their son and daughter
in Chelsea. Mr.. Orr was selected as
one Of the Judges Of the horse show
held there yesterday.
Miss Lena Moore, who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Guinnup, left
for her home in Lineas, Mo, Tuesday,
being called there on account off the
sickness Of a relative.
The hands Of Judge Riddles little
son we're painfully burned with fire.
works last night. The Chieftain
sympatnizes with Mrs. Riddle and
other mammas who are nursing the
little fireworks victims today.