The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-03-03
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From Mondays Daily

F. S. Lacey was here this morning
from Chouteau.
Claude Shelton was in town today
from Centralia,
G. c. Thomas. of Fairiand. spent
Sunday in this city.
P. L. Price, the sand man of Tulsa,
was here last night
]. K. Hurst, of Grove, was here Sat
urday, on business.
William Davis Spyres returned this
morning from Joplin,
Carl Gillette returned this morning
from visit at Tulsa.
Rudolph Meyers of Muskogee. was
in the city this morning
]. S. Smith left this morning for
Muskogee, on business.
William Wilson of Adair was a visi-
tor here Saturday night.
DIR. F. NJ. Adams was in the city
last night from Big Cabin.
Frank Williams. last night, shipped
car of mules to st. Louis.
w. r. Mcmahon came up from Mus
kogee last night, on business.
E. B. Shore was here from Cassville,
Mo-, today on business trip.
Miss Mae Lowe of Alton was in the
city today en- route to Welch.
Miss Mary Tolbert spent Sunday at
Welch, with Mrs w. L. Marker
j. H. Campbell, of 0kmulgee, was
transacting business here today
L. w. Eversman, a land dealer of
Nebraska, spent today in this city.
B. E. Capps and wife returned last
night from visit at Kansas City.
Misses Della and Inez Hillhouse
were here from Chelsea last night
M. S. Runyan and wife, of Chelsea
spent Sunday with friends in Vinita
F. M. Conner and wife and Mrs. Joe
Riley, of Fairland, spent today in this
city
Miss Marie Whitehill returned tc
Chelsea last night after a short visit
here.
G.. c. and A. NJ. Caldwell of Shelbina
Mo-, were among the guests at the Cobt
today.
Both the federal and state district
courts will convene in Vinita mex
Monday.
Charlie Woodson has returned from
visit to his former home at Ricf
Hill, Mo.
]. W. Evans, formerly of Weleh, bu
now of Columbus, Kans., spent today
in this city
A. K Wilder and wife, of Miami
spent Sunday here with Mr.. and Mrs
H. R. Warner
Mrs James Longmeyer returned tt
Grove yesterday evening after few
days visit here.
T. J. Arlington has returned from hi
farm on Russell creek, where he ha
been building barn.
Miss Mayme Butler of Big Cabil
was here last night en- route to Chelsei
where she is teaching.
Will Anthony went to Pryor thi
morning to make preparations to NOV
his family to that place.
c. L. Axtell, who has been visitin
his daughter, Mrs. w. c. Mars, lei
yesterday for Waterloo. la.
Miss Hazel Roberts returned las
night from visit with her sister, Mrs
F. E. Blachert, at Muskogee.
Eight prisoners from the county ia
were sent to the country east of tow
this morning to work the roads.
Herman Schultz, of Tulsa, is her
today auditing the books of the Intel
national Bank & Trust company.
MratW. H. Deck and Mrs. II, c. Ba
larts sbhave returned fromna visit wit
MrA. J.s'B Mcdonald at Muskogee.
Mrs. G, w. Franklin, formerly of thi
cityC bat now of Centerwielle, Ia,
here for visit with her daughter, Mr.
Howard Smith. ~ -'1h3
Fred Ratcliff, travelling salesman fl
the Dewey Portland Cement compan
spent Sunday here and went to Tuls
last night
Emmett Skinner returned Sunda
from a trip to st. Louis. where f
bought goods for the Ratcliff Merca
tile company
Miss McSpaddep returned to HI
home at Chelsea last night, after
short visit here with Mr. and Mrs.
V. McSpadden.
AS result of eating too niue
candy, Fayette Brown, a small bo
is in a serious condition today at Il
home of his parents. on North Fir
street. His recovery is in doubt.
Undertaken Lewis Rogers this NOR
ing took the remains of Mrs. Ewir
Bunch, who died yesterday at Sapuip
to Bluejacket for burial. The deceast
is the mother of l. N. Bunch, of Blu