The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-13
Personals

] AiSu hChCy WCHt " TAiNo" NONNy oN
business,
G. H. Terbush went to Claremore today
on business.
Rev, L. R. Jones left this morning for
Pryor Creek.
Sid Smith went to Muskogee this morn
ing on business.
j. C. Starr left today noon for Bartles-
vile on business.
J.R. Montgomery, of Welch spent this
afternoon in Vinita.
R. B. Garriott of Pittsburg, Kans., spent
last night in this city
J. B. Quigley was here from Tulsa, this
morning on business.
Miss Addie Morris was here from Alton
for a short visit today.
W, W. Brown came up from Tulsa last
night on business trip.
R. C. Wheeler of Broken Arrow was a
visitor in the city today.
S. A. Mitchell of White Oak, was in
town today on business.
E. N Ratcliff returned last night from
business trip to Muskoeee.
E. W. Stryker returned last night from
business trip to Joplin.
Roy E Burks, of Guthrie, is among the
guests at the Cobb today
w. S. Maloney, of Bluejacket is spending
today in Vinita on business.
Miss Alma Martin is home from Welch,
where she is teaching school.
J A. P. Clay of Claremore was transact
ing business here this morning.
Callie Frazier is home from the ranch
on Rock creek for few days,
Lee Barrett left last evening for a
business trip to the oil fields.
Frank j. Teel, of Noel. Mo-, is among
business visitors here today.
Mrs. R. D. McCully has returned from a
several days visit at Kansas City.
T. c. Newly. of Bluejacket, is among
the throng of visitors here today.
W. L. Mayes, of Pryor Creek is spend
ing today in this city on business.
D. X. Colyer, of Lawton is spending to-
day in this city on business visit.
DR.. T. T. Winner has returned from
several days absence in Kansas City.
Constable Sylvester Hurst of Welch was
business visitor in the county seat to-
day.
Mrs. Frank Crowell and Hunter Crowell
returned to Alton today, after visit
here
A. j. Kendrick of Bolivar Mo-, is
among the prospective land buyers here
today.
0. L. Rider and Howard Smith drove to
the country yesterday afternoon for a
quail hunt.
E. L. Hutton. a Coffeyville, Kans, was
mingling with the throng on the streets
here today.
Emmett Rea and wife arrived from
Okmulgee last night and are visiting
friends here.
W. E. Clapham left on the Frisco fast
mail today for Bartlesville to attend the
district court
Otis little has arranged 100 bird
shooting match with A. F. Morrison for
Monday afternoon.
Julian Bagby and wife, parents of Drs
Oliver and Louis Bagby arrived today
from New Haven. Mo.
W. L. Bailey has returned to his home
in El Dorado Springs. Mo-, after brief
visit with Mrs. Nellie Hughes and family.
John Pollard. the negro arrested for
stealing a hat at Ratcliff's a few days
ago, plead guilty yesterday and was sem
tenced to thirty days in jail
John Halseraa was sentenced to pay a
fine of $50 and costs and to spend thirty
days in the county Jail. yesterday by
Judge Frear. Halsema was found guilty
of petty larceny.
Toll Blackard was thrown from a horse
and killed yesterday at Muldrow. The
deceased was brother-in-law of Mrs. 7.
M. Burlington. and Miss Nora Gray of
this city. A special delivery letter an
nouncing Blackard's death arrived this
morning. but too late for Mrs Burlington
and Miss Gray to attend the funeral
Board and lodging for two gent emen
who can occupy the same room. Nice
room and good board close in. Apply to
Mrs. Andy Williams. North Scraper street.
1884.