The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-17
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on business.
6 ]. C. Starr made a business trip to
Tulsa today.
Guy Patten made business trip to
Chelsea today.
DR.. F. NJ. Adams was up from Big
Cabin last night.
C. w. Flint, of Tulsa, visited friends
in this city Sunday.
Harry Mead returned last night to
his home at Wichita.
= Rev. G. L. Grow, of Welch, was in
Athe city this morning
Jack Barker was in town today from
his farm near Welch.
D. Brooke, of Chickasha, was guest
at the Cobb last night.
Freeman Nidiffer came down from
Fairland this morning.
w w. Dennis was in town this
'-ss5rning from Fairland.
Will Meeks will go to Stilwell to-
night on land business.
j. K Parkhurst, of Tulsa, came up
on business this morning.
Chas B. Rogers is here from Tulsa,
looking after legal business.
Grayson Wills wa sin town this
morning from White Oak.
F. E. Staley and wife, of Broken
Arrow, were visitors in the city Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs ~ D. Hancock came
over from Groce, in an automobile this
morning.
Judge S. F. Parks and T. NJ. Buffing-
ton went to Oklahoma City today on
business.
Two drunks constituted the docket
in police court today. Each were as
sessed $8.
Miss Stella Roberts returned this
morning from a visit over Sunday at
Muskogee.
y The Parker-Wise Investment conf
pany is now located in the Farmers
State bank.
c. c. Conkright drove to the coun-
D. try northeast of Vinita, this morning,
= on business.
R. A. Caldwell and family will leave
tonight for Rogers, Ark, to make their
~ future home.
IA R. A. Judd and N. G. Barry, attor-
neys of Alton are attending district
~ court here today.
n w. P. Shiplet and family of Wax
ahachie, Tex, will arrive tomorrow to
Tyycate near this city.
~ S. Corder will put in a complete line
= of nursery stock one block south of
i. poftoffice, about the 18th of this month
Rev w. J. Sims, presiding elder for
2 this district goes to Mangum as pas.
'tssStor of First church. Rev. J. S. Lamar
goes to Lawton as pastor.
Vs. Rev. J. E. Wolfe and Lon Gordon
: returned from more than a years So
journ in British Columbia and the
northwest Saturday night
In this issue appears an interview
{ with a citizen relative to the better
ment of Vinita. The Chieftain would
like more of these public spirited utter
ances.
= Henry E. Asp. leader of the republic
d can forces in the Oklahoma constitu
tional convention and one of the prom
inent attorneys in the state, is report
u ed seriously i'll at Muskogee.
Rev. J. w. Sims, who has been pre-
siding elder of this district of the
: Methodist conference, has been trans
ferred to the western Oklahoma con
ference and stationed at Mangum.
Mrs. Harry Marshall died at the
home of E. B. Thompson at o'clocl
today Funeral Tuesday morning al
10 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs Marshal
have resided in Vinita about two years
Creek Thatcher and a young mar
named Schailer were convicted in po
lice court Saturday on a false pretenst
charge and were fined 81 each and
sentenced to fifteen days labor on the
Esg,Sounty roads.
Mrs. Luman F. Parker will go tC
Kansas City tonight to meet Mrs. e. l..
e UT, VINO mas Deen dL Excelsior springs
Mo, with her little daughter anC
Harold Orr, during the diphtheria
! scare at Tulsa.
! Saturday the police arrested two
men, who were operating an antiquat
; ed picture graft. The men were giveI
s a severe curtain lecture by Judge
Williams and on returning money thus
obtained, were released.
N Joe Morrison's house, on the Grand
ma Dupree place northwest of town
was destroyed by fire Sunday noon
The house and all of the contents were
. destroyed. The fire is believed t
have been caused by defective flue
Fire from an overheated stove il