The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-20
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from Chapel
William T. Rye was at Pryor today.
on business.
R. l. Blakeney was here from Mus
kogee today.
H. H. Jackman is here from Welch,
this afternoon.
Elmer Dupree is here from Joplin
for q short visit
w, A. Praters, of Tulsa, was here
on business today.
Miss Beatrice Huggins is visiting
friends at Tulsa.
Robert Ironside and wife went to
Pryor this morning.
Rev. l.. C. Wolfe, of Shawnee, spent
yesterday in this city.
DR.. Crawford went to Joplin today
on a professional trip.
]. A. Smith, the contractor, went to
Pryor today on business.
L. G. Morgan was among the throng
of visitors here from Tulsa.
Herman c. Schultz went to Musko-
gee this morning on business.
Chas. B. Mitchell had law business
with the court at Pryor today.
Heber Skinner and Pryor Farley left
for their ranch near Talala today.
DR.. e. b. Frayser returned this after
noon from business trip to Tulsa.
J. v. Thomas was among the throng
of visitors here from Muskogee last
might.
]. H. Gernand returned to Danville,
| ILL.,, last night, after business visit
here.
Mrs. E. B. Frayser has issued invi-
tations for an afternoon at bridge Sat
urday
William Refs, L. E. Polys and Henry
Worland we're in the city today from
St Marie, III.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Kenreigh, of
Mountain Grove, Mo-, are here for a
visit with relatives.
/ The county commissioners drove to
near Alton yesterday to investigate a
proposed change in the roadway.
Il The funeral of George Melton, who
died on consumption, at Denver recent
lily, was buried here this afternoon.
At the office Of the county judge this
morning, Frank Sarahas and Miss
Lottie Wormington we're united in mar
riage.
4 A marriage license was issued late
last evening to Robert S. Key, aged 1S.
and Miss Laura Hancock, aged 16,
both of Vinita.
DR.. Stolper is here from Krebs in
the interest of the coming convention
of the state organization of Charities
and Corrections.
Mrs. G. G. Finley will give bridge
party Friday afternoon in honor Of
her guests, Miss Leland and Misses
Hook, of Topeka
A small fire started just before noon
today in an old barn in the rear of
the garage on Scraper street, but was
soon extinguished
Miss Henryetta Patten, of the regis
ter of deeds Office will go to Chetopa
tomorrow for few days visit with
Mrs. Jerome Bedell.
Mrs. w. e. Rainey and children left
last night for their home at Cottage
Grove, Tenn, after visit with Mrs.
Raineys parents, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
Hunt
Deputy Tom Boggs of Pryor, was
here this morning to take Jeff Robin
son, who had been confined in the
county Jail, to Mayes county to be
arraigned.
j. J. Spencer, of this city, has been
given a position as messenger to the
doorkeeper Of the national house Of
Representatives at salary Of 81 200
per year.
/ The city council net last night and
passed two ordinances correcting the
survey of the college addition to con-
form to the survey of the site as laid
out for the addition.
Misses Gertrude and Jesse Nidiffer
and Mrs. Adds A. Brown are enter
tanning number of the married ladies'
at bridge this afternoon This even
ling they will entertain a number of
the young people.
Judge Preston S. Davis has been
ordered by the supreme court to hold
court at Claremore May 4, and for
the purpose of hearing cases in which
Judge Brown of the second district
has been disqualified.