The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-08-03
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lOin tray was mere from Oheiscd ycStcI-
day.
DR.. Frayser and wife are at Eureka
Springs for the benefit Of the Doctors
health.
Mrs. G. W. Clark and daughter are All
Kansas City.
Johh W. Taylor, a cousin Of D. M Mars
was here from Prairie Grove, Arkansas,
Thursday.
Ewing Halsell left Friday for short
business trip to points in Kansas,
Miss Alma Martin returned Saturday
afternoon from CIaremore where she at
tended the tri-county normal school.
VII. Anderson Of 0swego visited his
daughter Miss Mary Anderson, here yes
terday
Mr. and Mrs M R. Chapman enter
tanned Mrs. Russell and Miss Hattie
Troxel, Of Joplin yesterday.
Cashier B, A. Mcfarland Of the Chero-
kee National Bank, with party, took adj
vantage Of the beautiful day Sunday
10 enjoy aHtomobiling in the country
Ralph Vann went to Tulsa Saturday
night to be at the bedside Of his brother,
Walter. who was seriously wounded there
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Artie Cobb, who has been at Clare
more for several weeks attending the
normal school, returned Saturday after
noon to her home here.
VIM TooIeE one Of the most prosperous
Indian farmers in this section, was here
Saturday from his Pawpaw creek farm
and treated the Chieftain 70 some Of the
finest specimens Of peaches ever seen in
this or any other country There is a
streak 81 country west Cf this town that
is peculiarly adapted to fruit growing
Biue Ellis took his boy % Parsons this
morning to have his eyes treated by
Specialist DR. Macy.
Ed Ballard was in the city this after
noon from Miami
Mrs. NJ S Runyan and daughter Ruth
are visiting at the hnme Of Mr.. Runyan's
parents near New Albany. Mo- They will
not return until Late this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs Otho Smith will leave this
evening for visit at 0swego and other
Kansas points.
Rev. G. J. Donneli. pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church. occupied the pulpit
at Wewoka Sunday morning and evening
Wilton Ratcliff was here from Tulsa to
spend Sunday with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs E. N. RatcIiff-
In spite of the broiling sum yesterday a
number of people spent the day in the
woods. Fishing is reported very good in
all the streams in this vicinity.
Judge G. B. DennisOn went to Clare
more this morning.
Alex Sherman is here from Kansas
City for a visit with his brother.
Rev J. B. Mcdonald returned this
morning from Alton where he preached
yesterday
The board Of stewarts Of the Methods
church meets tonight
A big salt artesian well has been struck
about four miles west Of Big Cabin by oil
prospectors
j. T. Johns of Tulsa, was in the city
last night enroute to Joplin.
County Attorney E. H. Brady returned
last night from short visit at Parsons.
George and Ivan Etter spent Sunday at
Chelsea
Mrs. F. II. Chilson. who has been visit
ing Mrs. W. T. Wade in this city, returned
to her home at Webb City last night.
jim little. who has been confined to
his bone for several weeks, and who is
considered in a very serious condition, is
reported to be resting better today and
his friends feel more confident Of his re-
covery.
Ferd Etter and Felix Ridenhour went
Seneca yesterday to witness the ball
game between Seneca and Cranky.
Dewitt Blackstone was here Sunday
from Muskogee and went to Neosho last
night
Officer John Britt was compelled to ar
rest a colored man on the street yester-
day for using improper language.
Emsley James colored, who sometime
ago was considerably cut up in row
with his wife, is slowly improving and his
chances Of recovery are bright