The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-12-23
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
DR.. C. W. Days baby is sick.
O. d. Neville is in Pawhuska.
.John A. Wise is in Centralia today.
The ladies are again enjoying box
ball.
Lee Barrett went to Miami this
morning
Seymour Riddle went to Tulsa this
morning.
]. x. Taylor was at Big Cabin this
morning.
New uniforms have come for the fire
department.
jim Hilderbrand, of Grove, was here
this morning.
R. E. Thompson went to Tahlequah
this morning.
John Tucker of Moody Springs, is
in Vinita today.
]. C. Starr and Guy Patten are in
Claremore today.
Charley Neal was over from Chelsea
Sunday evening.
o. L. Rider left yesterday for No
wata, on business.
d Elmer Thompson of Seneca, was
here this morning.
Ewing Halsell left yesterday for his
ranch near Hominy.
A. L. Churchill expects to go to
Claremore tomorrow.
Bill Condor will leave tomorrow for
a weeks visit at Tulsa.
Mr.. Cook of the Peoples drug store
is laid up with sickness.
Two drunks and three vags in the
police court this morning.
Miss Florence Bramble expects to
go to st. Louis tomorrow.
Fred Scott was here from Chelsea
this morning on business.
T. ]. Errington went yesterday to
his farm on Russell Creek.
George Vandever of Centralia was
in the city today on business.
C. w. Cross has gone to Wyandotte,
for few days business trip.
LOUIS 1UOuldSOn 10 LlOlh Iva
ington, Mo-, to spend the holidays.
DIR. Oliver Bagby and Harry Bagby
went to Kansas City this morning.
]. w. Orr returned to Tulsa yester'
day, after short business visit here
Robert Lee and wife, of Adair, were
visitors in the city Sunday afternoon
Miss Rebecca Burkhalter is home
from Crescent College for the holidays
Peter Bird, of Tahlequah, was doing
business in town during the forenoon
George Carlock, from Clear creek
near Centralia, was in town this morn
ing.
W. M. Malone went to Tulsa today
on business for the Bank Guaranty
Journal
Mr.. Swartz, of Centralia, brother
of Harry ]. Swartz, was in town this
morning.
John Nichols will leave tonight fol
Atlanta, Ca, to spend the Christmas
holidays.
Joe Williams and his family were
here from Chelsea today doing Christ
mas shopping.
Saturday afternoon the ladies and
girls played box ball for hours and
seemed to enjoy it.
DR.. w. M. Campbell of Seneca, Mo.
spent Sunday with the family of Judge
Joseph A. Gill.
Rev. w. o. Davis leaves tonight tc
spend Christmas with his wife and
friends in Arkansas.
T. E. Smiley, fire and police com
missioner of Tulsa, was visitor here
between trains Sunday
Rosco Marks returned last might
from Kansas City, where he has beer
attending medical college.
Merton Raines and Chas. Goodpastel
will go to Tulsa tomorrow to inspect
the fire apparatus at that place.
P. w. wilkins, of the Vinita Oil Re
finery, is moving into the John ByrC
house, on West Tahlequah avenue.
Fred Chouteau, on his way home
from school at Tahlequah stopped ovel
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Chou
teau. s
Frank Spalding of Sharpsville, Ind.
r. came last night to take care of hi
son, Otis, who is i'll at the home of R
A. Leayitt.
J. ]. Quarles, of Fairfax, chairman
of the state board of affairs, was here
this morning en- route to Pryor anC
McAlester.
Mrs. P. V. Sutton, formerly of Fair
land, and Paul Miller son of A. H
Miller, were received into the Chris
tian church last evening.
The Flower of the Ranch" at tn,
Auditorium tonight is reputed to b,
one of the best shows of the season
and bnc n hip advance SCAT gale