The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-11-24
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over Sunday.
Ellis Harlin, of Welch, was in town
Saturday night.
H. E. Ridenfour Jr., is reported +
quite sick today.
viii Meeks went to Tulsa today, for
a short business trip.
c. w. Flint, of Tulsa, spent Sunday
with friends III this city
DIR. w NJ. Campbell and wife were
here from Seneca today.
DR.. F. NJ. Adams came up from Big
Cabin yesterday afternoon.
Carl Vaughn an automobile dealer
Of Muskogee, is in the city.
p. H. Graham left yesterday for bus
mess trip to Wichita, Kans.
J. B. Bundy, of Carbondale, III, was
a visitor in the city Sunday.
Dan Myers left Sunday for busi-
ness trip to Dodge City, Kans.
Cobb Welch, of Grove, was well
known visitor in the city today
F. NJ. Rucker, of CIaremore, was
business visitor in the city today.
]. L. Courtney and Hugh McAfrey
are among the visitors from Alton
Ross Thompson went to Tulsa this
afternoon for a short business visit
DR.. Oliver Bagby went to Kansas
city today on a short business visit.
Will Fowler and wife expect to leave
soon for California to make their home,
Frank Williams has returned from a
visit to several mule markets of the
south
- Bert Chandler left this morning for
a business trip to Muskogee and Ok
mulgee.
* Miss Mayme Butler was here last
night en- route from Big Cabin to
Chelsea.
Bob Garrett and Bill Downing are
here from Rowe looking after some oil
interests.
The Methodist ladies will serve
dinner next Saturday in the Barrett
basement.
Mrs. A. F. Etter and Miss Elizabeth
Berry left this morning for shor
visit in Kansas City.
Berry Mohan, an attorney of Wash
ington, D. c., is here on business will
Starr & Patten, of this city.
DR.. Claude Mitchell returned to No
wata today after a visit with hi
brothers, Lee and Dr. R. L. Mitchell
]. S. McReynolds, of Montrose, Col
who had been visiting his neice, Mrs
R. E. Thompson left this morning fo
California.
Mrs. G. C. Finley expects her sistel
Miss Julia Leland and Miss Wood her
from Topeka this week, for a Wis
over Thanksgiving.
Jim White will send his son, Bur
to Mayor Ariz., tomorrow, for a Wis
with Mr.. Whites brother and for tn
benefit of the boys health
An unusual sight at this season {
the year was observed today whe
eighteen loads of fine prairie hay wei
seen on the streets at one time.
William P. Finnel aged 81 and Mi'
Bessie Davis, aged 2S, were united
marriage late Saturday evening
Justice of the Peace E. A. Stanley
The ladies of the Christian chur'
will have a bazar, December 9th. Lo
of pretty things for Christmas gif
will be on sale, and good dinner ser
ed.
John H. Stephens, of the Loga
Stephens Mercantile company, of Ct
feyville, Kans., with his wife spe
Sunday with his brother, E. R. Ster
ems.
C. M. Cakes, of Oswego attorn
for the Deming Investment compar
II and formerly a professor in the bu
ness department of Willie Halsell C
Il lege was in the city today on busine
0. w. Hauck of Oklahoma Ci
state organizer for the local opti
forces of the state, is in the city fol
few days visit and to organize cour
association for the support Oh lo
option,
Two cases of too much booze" W.
heard in police court today. One
biber was fined $40 and the other
The Walt Cronan case was heard t
morning. Crowan was found guilty
careless driving of an automobile,
took an appeal.
Sheriff Ridenhour has been S
poenaed as a witness in the fede
court at Chickasha. next Thursday
An eleven pound boy was b.
this morning to Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Wilkinson, of East Tahlequah aver
From Tuesdays Daily
r. L. Martin came over from II