The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1908-10-05
Personals

morning.
Emmett Skinner went to Muskogee this
morning.
John ]. Harden went to Miami this
morning.
c. J. Hunt is at Pryor Creek today on
business.
Miss Florence Bramble left this morning
for Alton.
Mrs. M. W.Franklin has gone to Nowata
to remain.
Neal England of Alton was visitor in
Vinita today.
Dave McCullouehs infant child died
this morning.
j. C. Wilkinson has gone to Ardmore
on business trip.
W. E. Clapham left this morning for
Miami on business.
Mrs. J. C. Wilkinson left yesterday for
a visit at Muskogee.
Mrs. Roy Franklin left last night for
Nevada, Mo-. to remain,
e. Martin and j. r. Sanders of Chel-
sea were here last night.
W. j. Walker, of Chouteau spent this
forenoon here on business.
G. P. Fogle left on the flyer this morn
ing for Muskogee on business.
Matt Hawkins was among the arrivals
from the west this morning.
C. E. and W. H. Lahman were in the
Grand river country yesterday
Dr. and Mrs. T. T. Winner left this morn
ing for a visit at Kansas City.
Miss Clara Chamberlain returned this
morning from a visit at Claremore.
j. T. Hanleys baby died Saturday night
and was buried Sunday afternoon.
G. H. Hancock, of Oswego is here and
viii assist the force at the Golden Rule
Miss Myrtle Ellis was here from Pryor
Creek to spent Sunday with home folks.
Ferd Etter was at Parsons Sunday for a
visit with 0. j. Brady and Peck Reamer
t. A. Chandler left Saturday night for
Kansas City to meet VIM. H. Taft and
party.
Geo. Dixon was here this morning be-
tween trains en- route from Welch to Mus
kogee.
Billy Simns and j. F. Murphy returned
yesterday from a trip to Eucha on politi-
cal business.
The Booster Club, of the employees of
the telephone office went to the country
to spend Sunday.
Miss An1a Mae Byrd, who has been
visiting fr.ends here. returned to her home
in Claremole last night.
Mrs. E. T. Webb, who has been visiting
Mrs. j. w. Sanders left this morning for
her home at Webb City, Mo.
E. B Davidson has returned sfrom a
visit in Ohio and will assume his duties
as secretary of the Commercial club.
Mrs. Jennie Jett. who has been visiting
her cousin. Mrs Chas Jeans, left this
morning for a visit with her daughter in
Texas.
The Cabin Valley Mining company
brought in a strong oil well Thursday in
the Chelsea field, and another one on
Saturday.
Al L. Churchill was awarded second
prize on his mottled Houdan chickens
at the Oklahoma State fair at Okla
homa City last week.
j. A. Chandler returned from Kansas
City last night, and says H. M. Smith is
in a critical condition, but is doing as
nicely as could be expected.
Madam De Grath is at the ladies tog
gerry department of the Sanders-Wright
store today showing the new Gossard
corset to the women Of Vinita.
Arthur Pershing was badly scalded in
boiler explosion at the Pershing shome
Saturday afternoon. 1t will be, probably
two weeks before he will be able TO be
out again.
All who desire to offer premiums for the
Farmers Institute meeting to be held here
on October 20 and 81. should n)tify the
committee at once as the list of premiums
is now being made.
Judge Frear married two couples this
afternoon. The first was Ross E. Lister.
of Owasso. and Miss Ona G. Brewner, of
Dawson. The second was John E. Foster
Of Chelsea and Miss Olive Brown, Of
0waSsO.
c. B. Rogers and his stenographer viii
Byrd returned yesterday from weeks
trip to Purcell, Chiekasha and Lehieh
where Mr.. Rogers has been hearing cases
against the Oklahoma Central railway.