The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-12-09

Ut. A. w. HERON went 10 AGAR last |
evening.
A. L. Churchill went to Chelsea this
morning.
Charles Mcclellan of Claremore is
in the city today.
Joe Williams of Chelsea came to
town this morning.
Morris F. knight and w. P. Farley
are in Tulsa today.
W. H. Tripp has gone to Missouri
for a visit to his mother.
Mr.. Bronson of Hiawatha, Kans
was in town this morning.
Miss Jacquelin Parker goes to St.
Louis tonight for a short visit
Miss Lulu Smith fell off her bicycle
Sunday and broke her collar bone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Smith of Pitts
burg, Kans., are in the city today.
Mrs. w. H. Kornegay entertained
party of friends at an informal lunch
con today.
T. ]. Smith of Francis, is at the
Hotel Thomason, visiting Mr. and Mrs.
C. E. Green.
G. w. Clark went to Welch this
morning to attend a meeting of bank
directors.
Mr.. Chick of Oswego, Kans., was
here today looking after property
which he has recently purchased
| T. sa1l onnnunnnd that
Harry Bagby is slated for an import
ant position in the Farmers State
/ bank.
Rev. S. w Brown, who has accepted
call to the church in Mcpherson,
Kans., is in Vinita settling up church
matters here.
Reserved seats for Madame La
/ badie's dramatic reading, will be on
sale Thursday, at the Postoffice Cigar
a and Book Store.
R. E. Thompson of Adair, the new
+ cashier of the International Bank &
Trust company, has purchased the res
v lidence of District Clerk D. B. Stuts
man, and will take possession Decem
y Der Is.
Ezra Brainard came up from Mus
S kogee last night.
H. A. Kelley, of Tulsa, was here to
t day on business.
:. T. F. Timmons of Waxahachie, Tex.
S was here on business today.
= o. E. Goddard, of Muskogee was
lguest at the Cobb last night.
s H. C. Evans of Tulsa, was among
Il the throng of visitors here today.
Seymour Riddle left today for bus
g liness visit to Muskogee, Bartlesvill
e and Tulsa.
E. P. Watkins and G. V. Gall, o
D. Olpe. Kans., were here today LOOKING
t. for land purchases.
The ladies of the Christian churcl
II will hold bazar and exchange at tn
n church parlors Saturday, Decembe
IT.
a want to thank the public for thei
1t kindness to my employees and mysel
while we were without home. Mrs
:, Ava Achgill.
le Tickets will be on sale Thursday a
the Red Mill for Civic Club entertain
n ment, Nine. Harriet Labarie, Thurs
or day night. All tickets $100 each. Thos
who have bought tickets may exchang
c. them for reserved seats.
lie The Odd Fellows elected the follow
ing officers last night: w. M. Malon,
It, N G.; E. P Edwards, V. G.; Cap
IN Barrett, treasurer; George BARLEY, r.
lg Icording secretary; George E. Davi
fancial secretary and DR.. ]. W. Craii
IN trustee.
an Judge Parker received a long di
e. tance telephone call from Mr.. Master
rs of the Porter railroad that he woul
be in town tomorrow prepared to met
n the railroad committee of the Comme
ay cial club and submit definite propos
D. tions looking toward constructing tt
ed railroad through Vinita.
be The knights of Pythias elected IL
following officers last night: Geo.
en- Hinshaw, c. c.; c. P. Martin, V. c
a H. ]. Swartz, prelate; L. S. Beave
nd M. of F.; Chas.* *Goodpasture, M. of E
in c. P. Cantrell, K of R. s.; w.
he Todd, M. A.; M Lionberger, I. G.;
ar Woodard, o. G.; NJ. Stevens, truste
R. D. Cockrell, grand lodge represent
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