The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-01-04

NJ. H. Wood, of Chelsea, spent this
forenoon here on business.
J. H. Parker is moving his second hand
store to the Hunt building today.
Chas Packet, of Centralia, was among
the throng of visitors here today.
E. H. Newham, formerly of this city
but now of Dudley, was here today.
Walter B. Petit, of Fort Gibson, was
mingling with the throng here today.
Miss Brooks returned last night from a
holiday visit at her home at Parsons.
W. P Gatewood left this morning for
McAlester and viii then 60 to Poteau.
R.K. Nix and son, W. l. Nix Of Cen
tralia, visited relatives here yesterday.
Edward Byrd, a well known oil man, Of
Chelsea was in the city this morning
Nv. Roberts, of Claremore was here
this morning en- route to Pryor Creek.
Joe Mitchell, of Blueiacket was bust
ness visitor at the county seat today.
Harry Mitchell returned this morning
from a visit with his parents at Seneca.
Bert Belew returned Saturday night
from a several days visit at Kansas City.
Henderson Berry and John Hall were
among the visitors here from Abba today.
c. NJ and G. Thurman, of Orrick, Mo,
were in the city today on a prospecting
trip.
Dr. J. W. Craig is expected home from
a several days visit at Kansas City to-
day.
Fred Ratcliff returned to Catale this
morning after a short visit with home
folks
George Gatewood, Clyde Douglas and
Browning Lewis left last light for Oklahoma
City.
Ira Muskrat and sister, Miss Pearl, of
Alton, were attending to business here
today,
Miss Anna Shanahan returned to Joplin,
this morning, where she is attending
school,
J. Wes Harris returned yesterday after
noon from a short visit at his home near
Big Cabin,
Felix Ridenhour left Sunday night for
Norman. where he is attending the State
University
Lon Connor left this morning for a
several days business trip to Tulsa and
Bartlesville.
Judge Brown and wife, of Claremore
passed through this morning en- route to
Pryor Creek
Prof W. G. Masterson and wife return
ed yesterday from a ten days visit at
Kansas City.
Mrs L. Huggins is expected home this
week from visit al Patterson, Kans. and
other points.
The new hotel Moore at Miami is to be
opened tomorrow night with a big ban
quet and ball
Miss Anna Ingram went to Tahlequah
Today where she will attend school at the
Female Seminary.
Miss Sarah Nix. of the Sanders Wright
store spent Sunday in the country at the
home of j. NJ Lionberger
Miss E. A. James, of Kansas City was
here yesterday for a visit with her brother
Frank James at the Cobb hotel
Miss Naomi Allen, who has been at
Pryor Creek for the past three months
has returned to Vinita to remain.
Earl Pendal was here this morning en-
cute to Pryor Creek, where the January
.erm of the district court opens today.
Harry Gwinnup was in the city from
duskogee Sunday for a visit with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Gwinnup
Judge j. II. burI0rd returned 10 ms
home in Guthrie after spending Sunday
With his son. Frank B. Burford. who is
lick at the hospital.
John Ingram will visit with his wife
lnd children few days at the Silver
Noon restaurant and will then return to his
work at Blackwell. Okla
Mrs Claude Montgomery, Of Cenualia I
S here from Centralia to attend her sister, I
Hiss Elizabeth Scott. who is seriously
afflicted with rheumatism.
Misses Lucille Milford. Gayle Scott May
Day Clark. Eva Ratcliff and Mary Badgett
win return to Columbia. No. tomorrow
lieht. where they are attending Stevers
olIpce