The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-15
LOCAL NOTES

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Too many boys playing hockey.
Grant Victor is here from Alton.
Carl Croninger spent Sunday in
Muskogee.
George Franklin went to Alton
last night.
! Bob Woodley was here this morning
from Alton.
G. W. Howard of Wyandotte is in
the city on business.
The uitcrop is damaged very little
by the recent cold snap.
| w. A. Wise is among the Chelsea
visitors In Vinita today.
George E. Harris and wife visited
in Claremore over Sunday.
New maps including the recent ad-
dltions to Vinita are needed.
Jas. S. Davenport is transacting
business in Muskogee today
G. W. Payne OF Cherokee, Kan, is
in the city for short VISIT
Rowe Cromwell returned this
morning from a visit at Alton.
Gus Muropulos returned on the
Flyer this morning from Parsons.
G. W. Burch came over from No
wata Saturday night on business.
A. P. Clay, better known as Tony,
was here this morning from Tulsa
Six weddings are scheduled to arrive
in Vinita before the roses bloom.
r. P. Ironside returned last night
from business trip to Muskogee.
United States recruiting officer Bray
left last night for visit at Joplin.
Edward Byrd, of Chelsea, was here
this morning enroute to Muskogee
Harry Lumpkin was among the ex-
cursionists to Muskogee yesterday.
w. H. Coble, of Seneca, Mo-, spent
Sunday in the city of artesian wells.
Heber Skinner went to Centralia
this morning to look at herd of cat
tie.
John f. Shield of Chetopa, Kans /
was transactlng business in Vinita
today.
Toby Tyler returned last night
from Chelsea where he had been over
Sunday
Attorney G. B. Woodward arrived
here last night from Muskogee, on
business.
Henry Miller has returned from
Kansas City, where he had been on
business.
Mrs. Art Masterson Is here from
Adair for a visit with her mother,
Mrs. Akin.
Miss Blanche Hall accompanied by
her niece Evelyn, left last night for
California to remain.
J. c. Starr left last night for Men,
phis on legal business. He will prob
ably return Wednesday.
J. III. Verify returned to Kansas
City this morning after visit with
his daughter, Mrs. A. M. Etchen.
The water is pretty cold but more
than one Vinita boy can already boast
of having been in" the creek.
Riley Thompson left this morning
for Melrose, Kans., on business for the
international Harvester company.
B. S. Harvey of Eldon, Mo-, was
here Sunday for visit with 0. ID.
Neville of the U. S marshals Office.
The Democrats of Craig county are
planning a big meeting at the West
Cabin school house next Friday night.
The mounted police are impounding
horses and cattle running at large, and
for which many people are very thank
full.
John Zane, brought his wife, Ber-
tina Zane, from Wyandotte this morn
ing to have her examined as to her
sanity.
Miss Ella Rogers left this morning
for her home at Fort Gibson, after a
visit with Mrs. w, P. Thompson In {
this city.
w. G. Reamer left Sunday for the
Choctaw nation, where he has pur- ,
chased 500 head of cattle which he {
will bring here.
Mrs. Kate Byrd, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. w. P. Gatewood,
eft on the Flyer this morning for her I
nome at Poteau. n
George Wymore, representing the
Biggs & Koch hide and fur company t
If Kansas City, is here on business G
With the Vinita Produce company.
George Blakeney is here today in
jhe interest of the Ridenhour-B Baker