The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-03
Personals

G. R. veeder is at Chouteau today on
business.
j. Sam Morton came up from Muskoeee
this morning.
NIX. Warner made a business trip to
Chelsea today
]. j. Poole, of Muskogee, was visitor
in this city today.
F.M. Hickey of Sapulpa spent today in
this city on business.
JR. Edwards of Hamburg Ark is
here and may locate.
G. W. Taylor and son of Chanute spent
today in this city.
R. Lee Martin, of Adair, is transactlns
business here today.
Mack Edgerton returned to his home at
Chanute, this morning.
GA. Toolan, of the Harden Realty COM
pany is at Welch today.
P. w. Burden has returned from
business visit at Coffeyville.
P. W. Bonfoey went to Bluejacket on
business this morning.
Mrs Theo. D. B. Frear leaves this even
ing for a visit at St. Louis.
W. H. Clarke returned last night from
a business trip to Chelsea.
Mrs. j. z. Briggs passed through on the
Frisco today enroute to Tulsa
Tom Gray, of Chelsea, was here last
night to attend the Cherokee club dance.
E. N. Ratcliff returned last night from
a business trip to Muskogee and Tulsa.
Ralph Goldstick, of St. Louis was call
ing on the Vinita dry goods trade today.
Frank Billingslea took a party OF six
homeseekers from Missouri, to his farm
today.
Miss Edith Wilkinson came in last
evening from the Harris school where
she has been teaching.
Womans Christian Temperance Union
will meet at the Methodist church Mon
day Oct 5th at p. m.
Judge Joseph A. Gill returned this
morning from a trip to Tishomongo' where
he has been attending court.
Senator Mack Landrum is here from
Pryor Creek on business connected with
the Orphans Home near Pryor Creek.
Jno. G. Rogers and Clara Mae McLaugh-
lin were united in marriage yesterday at
the Kentucky house. Judge Foster Of
ficiated.
Deputy Jack Barker came down from
Welch this morning with two prisoners,
Shirley Webb and Albert Adams, charged
with moving mortgaeed property.
Robert D. Lay, secretary for the National
Life Insurance company of the United
States is here today for a conference with
the company's agent 0, L. Connor-
C. H. Becker. who has been employed
as clerk in the clothing department OF the
Sanders Wright Department store, left last
night for Joplin, and will not return.
Rev. W. A. Mckinney. Of the Oklahoma
Baptist Journal of Oklahoma City will
preach at the Baptist church in this city
tomorrow at II a. m. anc 7:30 p. m.
S P Parks passed through last evening
en- route from Claremore to AdaiI He
says a couple of prospect oil wells will be
put down right away five miles west Of
Adair.
J. A. Chandler accompanied Mrs. H. M,
Smith to Kansas City last night, upon re-
ceipt of a letter stating that Mr. Smith
was in a dangerous condition at the hos
pital there.
Ed Lee and family left this morning for
Kansas City to make their future home
Mr.. Lee and family have made many
friends during their residence here. who
regret their departure.
The committee of the Commercial club
in charge of the arrangements for the
Farmers Institute to be held here October
20 and 21 viii announce the premiums tc
be offered next week.
Fred Barde Of the Kansas City Time:
throws this at US The Vinita Chieftair
is as pretty as a Quapaw maiden with q
basket of wild strawberries. Deacon
Mars has begun takiEs Associated Press
News.
Mrs. Fannie Blankenship, aged 81
wife Of Dave Blankenship. died at hel
home near Big CABIN at 1890 o'clocl
last night Lewis Rogers has charge o.
the funeral ARRANGEMENTS and the
services viii be held from the home thii
afternoon