The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-08-18
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From Mondays Daily

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W. b. Rhea was here from Centralia
today.
A. C. Allison of Adair is in yinita
today.
Harve Cochran was here from Adair
Sunday.
Electric Park continues to draw
crowds.
Fred Ratclin spent Sunday with
home folks.
Plenty of good hay coming in at 81
and $s ton.
Vinita summer tourists will soon be-
gin to return.
Joe Hitler was here from Pryor Sun
day afternoon.
Thomas Huffaker, of Welch, spent
today in this city.
B. B. Miller, of Muskogee, was here
on business today.
l.. Matthews, the Adair druggist,
was in town today.
Pete Tobey was in the city from
Welch this afternoon.
Home grown vegetables continue
plentiful on the market.
Some much needed grading is being
done on North Second street.
c. w Flint, Jr., of Tulsa, spent Sun
day with friends in this city.
Joe Ashley and wife returned Sun
day from a visit to points in Missouri
Geo. Graham and M. R. Rich went
to Pryor on the early morning train
H. H. kirkland and N. Milan, OF
Chelsea, were visitors in the city Sun
day
Mrs. Johnathan Gore is here from
Bluejacket attending to some business
today.
The Frisco fast mail was six hours
late today, on account of trouble east
of Monett
James Skinner, the cattle man OF
Adair, is shaking hands with friends
here today.
Miss Zoe Cox, of Bluejacket, spent
today here, as the guest of Mrs. E. N
Williamson.
Chas. Allen and Chas Blevins, OF
Poteau, were among the throng oi
visitors here today.
Miss Agnes Gunter, who was oper
ated on Friday for appendicitis, is get
ting along fine today.
]. w. Squires of Kansas City, spent
today in this city, the guest of his sis
ter, Mrs. A. L. Churchill.
Judge Luman F. Parker and wife
are now on their way to Grand Rapids
Mich, from New England.
Misses Ethel and Evelyn Craig re
turned this morning from visit will
relatives and friends at Seneca.
Miss Anna Kate Harden of Owens
boro, KY. will arrive this week t.
visit her sister, Mrs. w. B. Crawford
Glenn Huelsenkamp says that Bi
Light continues to send home NOR
money from the Muskogee race track
A marriage license was issued toda
to Augustus H. Hallum, aged 80, an
Miss Anna Satterwhite, aged Is, 0
Ketchum.
Clifford Gilstrap was seriously bi
ten by bull dog yesterday. d.
Hughson thinks with careful trea
ment the wound will heal in due time
Prof W. A. Linklater, of the stat
A & M. college at Saltwater, wa
here today and bought fine two yea
old draft stallion from William Ma
tin.
Robert Ironside today received
message from John West, at Kansa
City, saying that Colin Ironside wa
dying at Elk Rapids, Mich, where h
had gone for the summer Colin Irol
side formerly lived here and his hon
now is at Miami
The infant child of Rev. and Mr.
w. o. Davis died about o'clock tn
morning, about an hour after birth.
short funeral service will be held
the cemetery at 9 o'clock Tuesds
morning. Mrs. Davis was doing ;
nicely as could be expected at noe
today.
Sam Moss, we'll known citizen
Miami, received a painful injury
the Katy station here Saturday afte
noon. He started to get on the mort
bond afternoon train and fell, disloca
ing his hip. He was taken to Il
Thomson hotel and physicians SUI
moned. After an examination the do
tors reported that the hip was disl
Gated and that the patient would ha'
to be in bed for week or ten days
Notice to my many customers al
friends and the public in general,
have with me this season, Mr.. Coope
who has had many years experience
chemical and dry cleaning, and is pr
pared to clean any thing from Il
cheapest of cottons to the most de