The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-08-25
FROM THURSDAYS Daily


FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
o. T. Roberts was here from Welch
this afternoon
]. F. Madison was in town today
from Big Cabin.
E. R. Stephens made a business trip
to Bluejacket today.
j. A. Holmboe returned this morn
ing from business trip east.
DR.. w. B. Crawford went to Pryor
today on professional business.
The Cherokee Social Club is plan
ming a dance for tomorrow night.
L. P. Isbell brought in another load
|of Rocky Ford" cantaloupes today.
Earl Walker returned this morning
from vacation trip to New York
A. F. Morrison is here from Paw
huska looking after property interests.
Congressman James S. Davenport
returned this morning from Washing
ton.
e. G. Perriman and wife were in
the city from Centralia yesterday aft
|ernoon.
Mrs. Lee Barrett is entertaining a
number of the young ladies at bridge
this afternoon.
H. w. Houk, of Vernon, Tex, is here
for few days visit with his brother,
Whitelaw Houk.
Robert Ginter, of Miami, and F.
Abrams of Baxter Springs, Kans, are
lin Vinita today.
Mrs. Burch Burnett arrived from Sa.
pulpa this morning for a visit with
Mrs. l.. W. Marks.
About twenty couples of the younger
set enjoyed dance at the Cherokee
Club hall last night.
G. w. Cross returned from wander.
ing in the west yesterday and likes
Vinita better than ever
DR.. F. M. Duckworth, of Sloan
Springs, Ark, was here this morning
en- route to Claremore
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Niles and Miss
Hattie Bowles, of Checotah, were visi
tors in the city last night.
w. B. Coley and family leave to-
night for a visit at Mr.. Coley's former
home at New Haven, Conn.
Mrs. VIM. Robinson is hostess to
several of the ladies of the town, with
a bridge party this afternoon.
Roy Chamberlin, Chas. Graves and
Dick Oskison were among the Cen
tralia visitors here yesterday after
noon.
Miss Dencie Stebbins of Tulsa, will
arrive here this evening en- route home
from Illinois, and will visit Mrs. Gar
land Marrs.
City Attorney w. NJ. Simms return
ed last night from Oklahoma City
where he attended the runion of Span
ish War Veterans.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Wilson are en-
tertaining at their home on South Viii
son street Master Gene Lankford from
Seneca, Mo, age two years.
/ VIM. Wolfe of the Winner Drug Co.
left this morning for few days outins
on Cowskin. A good time to yol
Billy. You've been housed up Ions
time.
Drf Harry R. Haas left today for hil
home in Sapulpa, after a three day.
practice here. He will be in this cit!
September Is, 10 and 20 at DR.
Grifiths Office.
The following Adair citizens wer'
transacting business in Vinita yes
terday: G. J. Stewart, w. H. Goade
Robt. E. Lee, Ray Gambill and De
Bowen.
The NJ, K. G. T. is erecting waite
tank at the station where trains will
take water instead of stopping a
Cabin Greek, two miles south TIL
water will be piped from Cabin creek
The news reached here August lat
of the death of E. w Plannkuche. MI
Pfannkuche was killed by falling lac
der while painting on school house
The deceased was thirty-seven year
old and leaves a wife and six children
besides a father, Adam Plannkuch
and brother Chas. Pfannkuche an
a sister, Mrs. w. M. Laroe of this city
!. Mr.. Plannkuehe will be remembers
by the old timers here.