The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-11-19
Personals

morning.
JIG. Starr went to Chelsea today on
oil business.
4 j, A. Shumate is at Wagner on busi-
ness today.
R.H. Pennington, of El Reno was hero
this morning.
P. W. Bonfoey is uansacting business
at WeIch today
W. A. Cronan went to Joplin this morn
ing on business.
Mrs. R. L. Martin and daughter of Adair
are here today
E. N. Ratcliff is at Chelsea on business
this afternoon.
Mrs Harry Bland is here from Alton
for a brief visit.
Henry Clark left this morning-for Pryor
creek on business
VA. Kinnison went to Tulsa this
morning on business.
A. B, Snoddy, formerly of this city is
here from Fort Worth.
J.W. Swartz, an attorney of Chelsea
was here this morning.
Robt. E. Lee was up from Big Cabin last
night to see the show.
Mrs. F. L. Langley of Guthrie is visiting
relatives in the city.
G. W. Musser, of the Katy hotel at
Muskogee. was here today.
A. M Cannon was among the. Chelsea
visitors in the city last night.
Mrs. H. S. Hill and daughter. Miss Ivah,
of Alton are shopping here today.
Mrs. D. W. Bottenfeld returned last
night from visit in Kansas.
I Tom Gray, of Chelsea was in the city
! last night to attend the Burgomaster
JTGunter returned this morning. from St
Louis where he has been with cattle.
City Engineer H. E. Collier and assist
ant Gooch went west on the Frisco today
Congressman James S. Davenportreturn-
cd last night from business trip to Tulsa
r. L. Barlow, Of Bellefonte, Mo-, is spend
ing a few days here on a prospecting
tour.
Mrs. Davis Hill left this morning for
visit with her sister, Mrs. H. C. Ballard, at
Alton.
Mrs. Woodson Hubbard and Mrs. j. 7.
Hukill of Alton are visiting friends here
today.
Mrs. 7. C. Montgomery and children, of
Centralia are here visiting the family of
F. j, Scott
Mrs. Lilah D. Lindsay president of the
state W. c. T. U. was in the city this
morning from Tulsa.
Ralph s. Harvey and Miss Opal Harvey
of Nevada Mo-, are here visiting 0. D.
Neville and family.
Mrs. Charlton of the Model has gone to
Pine Bluff, Ark, called there by the death
of her little daughter.
Harry Mitchell accompanied E. L. De-
Golyer. the state eeologist to the KelsO
county yesterday afternoon.
Roy Haas was the lucky man in the
rattle at the Green Hotel last night and
drew the revolver on ticket number three.
E. B. Davidson left this afternoon for
Springfield, Mo-, to meet Mrs. Davidson,
who is en- route here from Painesville,
Ohio
Lon Connor. Joe Butler and M. F. knight
went to Okmulgee today. to participate in
the installation Of the new Elks lodge
there tonight
Everett DeGolyer, Of the state geological
survey went to Joplin this morning to
confer with some owners of mineral leases
in this vicinity.
The debate to have been held at the
Commercial Club tomorrow night has been
postponed on account of the show, until
next Friday. November 9th,
The past week has seen a great change
in the Electric park on the east side. Mrs
George Kapp is experimenting the work
of beautifying this park and is preparing
= e.. 4t,o onanfnd novt e~,rind
Mr.. Eugene Walter the author of The
Wolf and Paid in Full" practically was
unknown to the playgoing public few
months ago. but his two plays, both
splendid Broadway attractions. served to
introduce him not alone to the public but
also to success.