The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-13
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w. K. Morgan OF Joplin was In Vim
ita today
R. A. Wilson Of Centralia transacted
business here today.
s. F. Parks returned from Table
quah last night
Charley Wilson was here today from
Cherokee. Kans.
Frank Knight left last night for
Lebanon. Penn.
Miss Minta Fortner is here from
Tahlequah visiting relatives.
FOR RENT--A modern five-roomed
house. water. gas and bath. If
[ John Harlin came in from the north
last night
W. l. Nix returned today from
Quincy. Ill.
Mrs. S. E. Wallen is expected home
tomorrow from Cassville, Mo-
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Wade went south
on the Katy last night.
r. Z. Jackson is in the city from
sallisaw
]. w Mullen, of BartIesville spent
today in this city.
g. J. Scraper was a business visitor
here today from Grove.
o. c. Smith was in the city today
from Grove.
Dan Myers returned from Tulsa last
evening
Gene Englehart drove to the coun-
try today.
Arthur Croninger returned from
Spavinaw last evening.
Mrs. L. s, Beaver has returned from
visit with relatives at Ponca City.
Walter Duncan and little daughter
were here today from Edna, Kans.
Henry Mode of Grove was visitor
here today.
Mrs. r. X. Nix and son are here
from Centralia today.
]. p Reilly of Nowata was among
the business visitors in the city today.
P. g, Carroll left this morning for
their home IN Montana.
Crawford's Comedians are proving
the most popular repertoire ever play
ing Vinita
Miss nellie Gillis returned to Par
sons this morning after a visit here
with her sister.
Colonel William Little went to
Claremore today for a visit with rela-
tives
| Chief of Police Wilkinson last night
arrested Elwood Lett and wife, (color-
ed for fighting and disturbing the
peace.
Rev. G. w. Snodgrass Of Miami was
in the city today attending the Presby-
terry.
"The Girl and the Outlaw is the
play tonight at the tent theatre don't
miss it.
The party of young people, who
have been camping in the Spavinaw
country are expected home this even
ing.
| Heber Skinner and Pryor Farley re-
turned last night from their ranch at
Talala.
| Mrs. Homer White, who has been
visiting the family of G.. E. Smiley left
today for visit with Mrs Mcconnell
at Sapulpa
Judge Joseph A. Gill and daughter,
Miss Rose. returned from Tulsa last
evening
Miss Evelyn Craig went to Clare
more today, where she is teaching in
the normal.
| An interesting play from the rise
until the fall Of the curtain is what
all theatre goers are looking fors and
that is what you will see tonight at
the tent theatre. "The Girl and the
Outlaw" is play that appeals to all.
| W. H. H. Campbell, OF Ada candi-
date for clerk Of the supreme court,
spent last night in this city.
Two rooms in 5-room residence to
rent. Fowler.
LOST-Belt buckle with NJ. e. o..
initials. Between Scraper street and
Katy station. Leave at Chieftain Of
fee. Reward. 1913
The Girl and the Outlaw tonight
at the tent theatre is one Of the feat
ure bills of the week. It introduces one
Of the greatest comedy race horse
scenes ever presented on any stage.
Miss Kate Duncan entertained
number of friends last evening at the
home Of Mrs E. N. Williamson. The
hours were most pleasantly spent with
games and music. Those present were
Misses Henrietta Patten, Gertrude
Cantrell, Joye Langston, Agnes
Ritchie. Edith Cassel Edna stutsman,
Aretha Sears. Messrs Carl GiIlett
Argyle Langston, Casey Cantrell and
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