The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-08-25
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today.
John crutchheld is at NOwata on
business.
Mrs. Fred Woodward is reported
quite sick.
j. c. Noah and wife of Alton were
in the city today.
Berry Rich left for Nowata and
Bartlesville today.
George Christy is here from West
vile on business.
J. C. Bunch, of Bluejacket spent
Sunday in this city.
Ben Dobkins was here from Welch
yesterday afternoon.
Harry Seifert is spending a week
with relatives at Joplin.
Pryor Farley was expected here from
Oswego today on business.
C. E. Craig and w. G. Lay, of
Welch, were in the city today.
Lem Paris, the we'll known farmer
of Catale, was in the city today.
Leforce Brothers took a shipment of
cattle to Kansas City yesterday.
B. B. Milton, of Muskogee, was
transacting business here today.
Tom Ridgeway returned today from.
a short visit at Pierce City, Mo.
Nine big loads of hogs in one lot,
were marketed here this morning.
o. w. Ball and w. H. Condor, of
Oswego, spent Sunday in this city.
Special meeting of the Elks lodge
tonight. All members take notice
T. E. Howard, of Oklahoma City,
was a visitor in the city this morning.
]. E. Nicholson, of Welch was
mingling with the throng here today.
w. L. Marker, the well known bank
er. of Welch, was here today, on bus
mess.
Mrs. Opie Bearden of Okema, Okla,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Wolf
Lem Paris was here from Catale to-
day. He reports good crops in that
neighborhood.
Several Vinita Spanish War Vet
erans have gone to Oklahoma City to
attend the annual reunion.
Lee Webb went to Claremore today
after Ester Birthright, negress, want
ed on a petty larceny charge.
Mrs. Charles Sutton, of Chelsea, is
here for a few days visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Etter.
T. ]. Wilson has returned from
Chanute where he has just recovered
from severe attack of typhoid fever.
Mrs. A. F. Chamberlin is entertain
ing a number of the ladies of the
town this afternoon, with an elaborate
party.
Henry Walkley, register of deeds
of Tulsa county, was here today with
a party en- route to near Grove for an
outing.
Mrs. Fannie Mainett and little son,
Albert, and Mrs. w A. Cronan left
Sunday for Salem, Ind, to visit friends
and relatives.
Nat Dickinson was here from Okoee
today and reports that the annual fair
at that place will be held September
5th, 9Th, 7th and 8th.
A Washington dispatch says Vinita
has been designated as a postal saw
ings bank and that this institution will
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Ed Washburn and John R. Raper
are here from Jay today to consult
with attorneys regarding the location
of the court house at that place.
The entire forenoon was occupied
by the police court today in hearing
the trial of seven or eight negroes ar
rested in raid on the east side re-
sorts.
{. Miss Mary Nicholson of Tulsa, pass
ed through here today en- route to Ne
n9shp, Mo. She will return to this city
u1MGrsday for visit with Mrs. Gar
land Marrs.
Edgar Burlington has returned from
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tennis tournament. Harry NUM- and
George Payne won the doubles and
then NUM- defeated Payne in the sin.
giles, 6-2, rs and Ca
The writer today received a picture
of the Chicago aviation meet, sent by
Earl Walker, who stopped over in
Chicago, en- route home from New
York. Mr.. Walker will arrive here
tomorrow
The Presbyterian Missionary Society
will hold picnic on J. |. Morning S
lawn, Tuesday evening, August %,
Supper will be served at 7 o'clock
after which a program will be rem
dered. All members bring baskets
and their families.
J. S. Smith today received a tele
gram from his wife, at Twin Falls
Idaho, saying that her father, B. M
Bailey, aged "a years, had died at thai
place Saturday. after few days sick
ness. Mr.. Bailey had gone to Idaho