The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-01-06
Personals

Trains on both roads we're several hours
late today.
Judge L. F. Parker made a business
trip TO Miami today
Emmett Rea is here from Okmulgee for
visit with friends.
Guy Patten returned last night from a
business trip to Tulsa.
j. B. Quigley came up from Tulsa last
night on a business visit.
Emmett Hughes is here from Ell Paso,
Tex, for visit with friends.
G. A. Williams, of Westville, was well
known visitor in the city today
W. T. Anderson of Muskoeee, wss
transacting business here today
Attorney J. J. Buleer, formerly of this
city is here from Baxter Springs
Byron Kirkpatrick, Of Pryor Creek was
here on business this morning.
Earl Pendell was up from Pryor Creek
last night to see the isle of Spice"
The city schools were dismissed today
on account Of the low pressure of gas
Miss Anna Chandler will entertain a
few friends with party this evening.
W. B. Hammer, of Moreanield. KY, was
in the city today on prospecting trip.
Miss Alma Beck who has been visiting
friends here left this morning for Miami.
Miss Clara Hughes, of the Chieftain
force was sick this morning and unable TO
sc at her position.
J w. Orr left last night for Oklahoma
City 10 attend the meeting Of the State
Bankers Association.
Miss Sayres, who has been visiting
Mrs. T. A. Chandler, left this morning for
her home at Muskogee,
Ora Smith returned this morning from a
trip to Albuquerque and other points in
New Mexico and Arizona.
Mayor Sam Parks left today for Okla
homa City to attend the meeting Of the
State Municipal League.
Miss Eva Ratcliff was taken suddenly
i'll last night and was unable to return to
Columbia. Mo-, to attend school
Jas. S. Davenport and wife will leave
tomorrow for Washington. Robert IRON
side, ir., will accompany them.
DR.. Barton Fite, Of Tahlequah, left last
evening after visit here for Kansas City
to resume ms studies in the Medical col
lege.
Miss Flora Roberts has resigned her
position as stenographer at the county
court, the resignation TO take eject next
Saturday
The preliminary trial Of M, E. Shinn
charged with shooting N. H. Henderson
near Woieh silst Monday is set for hear
ing next tuesday
Mrs. Claude Shelton camel up from Clare
more last night en- route to CentraIia' but
remained over in Vinita todayon account
of the cold weather
Ben Cowden, formerly an operator at
the Katy station here, but now of Califor-
MIA, passed through over the Katy today
en- route to Parsons
Misses Gayle Scott, Llci!e Milfor',
Mary Badgett, and May Day Clark
left last night for Columbia, Mo-. where
they are attending Stevens college.
Owing to the low pressure Of gas and
the consequent inability to heat the church
building, the prayer meeting at the Con
gregational church will not be held tonight
as usual.
Mrs. J. W. Byrd John Byrd. Jr., and
7. H. Byrd, went to Neosho last night to
attend tine funeral of Mrs. Byrd's brother
il-'aw who died very suddenly yesterday
morning.
Marriage licerse we're issued today 10
Charley Elmer Jones, aged %, of Montreal,
Mo-. and Miss Myrtle Sears, 19, of Ketchum,
and to Tom Hopper, aged 81, and Miss
Laura Cihlders. IS, of Tulsa.
The NJ. X. & 7 will within the next
ninety days. build commodious baggage
and express room on the north end Of the
depot here. When the new addition is
completed the Vinita station will be 205
feet long.
Ivan Mercer and Henry A. Brown. son
and son-in-law. respectively, Of W. N.
Mercer, of Aurora, ILL.,. who recently bought
the W. L. Doherty place three miles east
Of town. are expected here this evening
to remain.