The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-11-25

ldSI nlBht.
W. P. Thompson is at Miami today
on business.
w. B. Depue was in Adair and Pryor
Creek today
j. w. Sanders of Tulsa was in the
city yesterday
Mrs. Roberts, the mother of ]. B.
Roberts, is ill.,
Ellis Harlin and wife were here from
Welch last night.
A. L. Davis, of Tulsa, transacted bus.
mess here today.
R. Lee Martin, of Tulsa, was guest
at the Cobb last night.
S. F. Parks is expecting to go to
Kansas City tomorrow.
The ladies are rolling good scores
at the Box Ball Parlor.
DR.. ]. E, Bristow of Pryor Creek was
in the city this morning
H. A. Mayberry came up from Clare
more last night on business.
Judge Luman F. Parker returned
this morning from ST. Louis.
NJ. L Pierce and G. w. Beck, Jr., of
Miami were in the city yesterday
w. H. Kornegay and Lee Barrett
took the morning train for Miami.
The Odd Fellows gave DR.. G. O..
Burch the first degree last night.
Judge Wade S. Stanfield came up
from Sapulpa last night on business.
w. c. Wright has returned from a
hunting trip to the Spavinaw country.
Thomas j. Redd, of Nowata, was
among the throng of visitors here to-
day.
c. A. Sippy, walnut log buyer of
Seneca, Mo-, was here on business to-
day.
Miss Isabelle Wade of Joplin, Mo-,
is to spend Thanksgiving with DR.. and
Mrs. Craig.
A. c. Gould, well known real es-
tate man of Nowata, was here on bus
mess today.
Mrs. Jennie Williams and Mrs. John
Bishop will spend the winter in Fort
Worth, Texas.
Misses Gertrude and Jessie Nidiffer
will leave tomorrow for a weeks visit
in Kansas City.
Pryor Farley and Heber Skinner re-
turned last night from a trip to their
ranch at Talala.
County Surveyor Ashby and Sam
Ficklin went to Bluejacket this morn
ing for survey
R. A. Wilson, credit man of the Rat
cliff-Sanders Grocery company, of
Tulsa, was here today.
John A. Wise returned this morn
ing from several days trip to Chi
cago and other points.
Lou Bordenkircher's handsome new
residence in the College addition, is
rapidly nearing completion
Many Vinitans are preparing to go
to Kansas City to see the Kansas Mis-
souri, football game Thursday
H. G. Cusey was in Alton yesterday
sale of unallotted lands.
and went to Pryor Creek today.
G. w. Tullis, representing the Dor
sey Printing company, of Dallas, was
a business visitor in Vinita today.
H. L. Tripp of Browning, Mo-, has
been visiting brother, who lives near
Vinita and was in the city today.
Carl Gillette has resigned his posi-
ion with Tarlton & Company to ac-
,ept similar one with the Vinita Alb
stract company
Jake Martin was arrested yesterday
and is now in jail His bond has been
ixed at $4,000. The grand jury found
our indictments against him.
E. D. Klingel will go to st. Louis
Wednesday night and before return
ng will visit his former home at Mas
2outah, Ill. ,-. -s.t.
Oklahoma guests at the Burlington
Yesterday were Frank Clark, J. e.
Barnett and Boone Keeton, of Okla,
IONA City and Amanda Sumers of
Tulsa.
Judge A. c. Patton and Sheriff o.
s. Nelson, of Washington Court House,
D., who have been at the Burlington
or several days, returned home last
hight. 1t is reported that both of
hem purchased farms In Craig county.
DR.. Neer went to Centralia yester-
lay to attend Tom Glenn, a Centralia
10Y who accidentally shot himself in |
he foot. Tom dropped the gun while
le was loading it. Two toes were so
'adly damaged that DIR. Neer had to
emove them.-
About twenty-five couples of our
ocal young people enjoyed a dance
t the Commercial Club rooms last
vening for which the Italian orchestra
the music. Johnson CASTOR,
Bob Ratcliff and John Catewood warh /