The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-04-19

the country.
Davis Hill was in Monett yesterday
on business.
l. N. Bunch of Bluejacket was in
the city today.
Mrs. Lee Barrett is visiting relatives
in Kansas City.
Charley Neal was here from Chel
sea this morning.
M. G. Hawkins went to st. Louis last
night on business.
Judge e. D. Ming came in on the
flyer this morning.
C. J. Howell was in the city from
Welch on business.
Bart Gordon returned last night from
a sojourn at Joplin.
The Wednesday Bridge Club did not
meet this afternoon
B. L. White took a fishing party to
the country Monday.
M T. Cox is among the visitors from
Alton attending court.
Miss Mabel Bagby has returned from
a visit to Kansas City.
]. L. Donahoe came over from Tulso
last night on business.
w. H. Ballard was in the city this
morning from Tahlequah.
NJ NJ Edmiston, of Miami, was in
the city today on business.
w. S. Bailey, of Tulsa, was mingling
with the throng here today.
w. T. Rye went to Chelsea last
might, returning this morning.
J. C. Haynes. whose leg was ampu-
tated last week is doing well.
w. L. Williams, of Saltwater, was
|transacting business here today.
c. j. Howell, editor of the Welch
Watchman, was in Vinita today.
Judge Gill and T. A. Chandler went
to Pryor this morning on business.
w. c. Smith and Ed Jackson of
Coffeyville were here this morning.
]. g. Johnston, of Ponca City, was
among the guests at the Cobb today
Lee McCamish, formerly of this city,
but now of Claremore, was here to-
day
John Hamilton has secured the con-
tract to build three houses in Musko-
gee.
Judge Luman F. Parker went to
Welch this morning to inspect some
land.
The Misses Nidiffer and Mrs. Brown
entertain Thursday afternoon and
evening
V. l. Cross and H. w. Anderson, of
Grove, were here this morning en- route
to Tulsa.
John M. Hall, of the Claremore
Brick company, was here last night on
business.
Mrs. j. w Clawson and Mrs o. N.
Brady are visiting friends and rela-
tives in Tulsa.
DR.. ]. H. Stolper, assistant commits
sioner of charities and corrections,
was in town today.
Henry Holderman returned last
night from several days business
visit at Muskogee.
A party of the Eastern Stars of Vim
ita, went to Alton last night to in
augurate new lodge there.
Simpson Melton is expected this
afternoon from Denver, Colo, with the
body of the late George Melton.
The family of A. D. Linbocker, who
is with Dalquest, the plumber, arrived
Sunday from Junction City, Kans.
Constable Hulsenkamp went to
WeIch this morning to serve a writ of
execution in favor of P. ]. Lawless.
Deputy Sheriff Sheehan went to
Pryor Creek last night to get Garfield
Kidd, who is accused of grand lar
ceny.
Col. William Little was operated on
yesterday by DR.. Louis Bagby and DR..
Fite of Muskogee and is doing well
this morning.
Roscoe Marks was honored at the
University Medical College, Of Kan
sas City, when he was elected vice
president of the Alpha Kappa Kappa
Fraternity, organized Saturday.
The fans are expecting a pretty good
pugilistic ''go" at the club rooms to-
morrow night Dick Ketchell is one
of the best middle-weights in the
state. and Gordon has been two weeks
in training under Jimmy Bronson in
Joplin, and has come back in splendid
condition.