The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-10-20
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From Mondays Daily

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From Mondays Daily
R. A. Hosey returned from Bartles-
vile Sunday.
w. P. Eddy was here this afternoon
from Welch.
W. D. Ross was here from Grove to
spend Sunday.
D. F. Byrd was in the city Sunday
from Fairland.
John Gibson was over from Grove
to spend Sunday
Cathron Caldwell, of Nowata, spent
Sunday in this city.
Good home made candy at Philadel-
phia Candy company.
Jas. Butler is here from Honey
Creek attending court.
E.. n. Williamson is sick and unable
to be at his Office today.
We make our own candies. Phil
adelphia Candy company.
Edward Leon won his suit in the
county court VS. Otis Martin.
Chas. B. Rogers is here from Tulsa
on business with the county court.
Miss Mabel Stephenson has return
ed from short visit at Muskogee.
S. P. Berry, a real estate man, of
Tulsa, was here between trains today.
]. V. Roberts and wife arrived from
Shreveport last night for visit with
friends.
The cooler weather following the
rain last night has made scramble
for heavier clothing.
Robert F. Morris, of Tulsa, was here
today on business for the Ratcliff-San-
ders Grocery company
M. L. Barnes and f. G.. Dorland, of
Oklahoma were among the business
visitors in the city today
o. T. Roberts, of the firm of Roberts
& Pelsue, Of Welch, was business
visitor here this afternoon.
Charley Tarlton this morning went
to McAlester and will go from there
to Pauls Valley, to put in some paving.
Ernest H. Coble, aged 81, and Mrs.
Carrie Merritt, aged A, were united
in marriage by Justice of the Peace
Stanley Saturday evening.
Rev. Orlando Shay, who has been
conducting services among the Shaw
nee Indians, near White Oak, returned
to his home at Checotah this morning,
M. B. Lionberger has finished his
artesian well, ON his farm north OF
town today The we'll is 592 feet deep
and produces fifty gallons of water
per minute.
Mrs. Edward Anderson Lankford
and children of Seneca, are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. c. e. Wilson, at 315
South Wilson street. Mrs. Lankford
was Miss Eva Kinloch, and has many
friends here.
Pitt Carroll has moved his tailor
shop into the building recently vacated
by the Vinita drug store The build
ing is centrally located and should
prove a good business stand.
Sheriff Ridenhour this morning tool
Will Bailey, young man about twenty
years old in custody, on charge o.
rape The charge was filed by the
husband of a woman living on Cabir
creek, south of town. None of the de
tails of the alleged crime could be
learned, but the sheriff's force is max
ing an Investigation of the charge.
Rev. Jas. NJ Miller and family leave
tomorrow morning for Joplin and othel
points in that vicinity. While ava!
he will deliver the ordination sermon
at Diamond, Mo, when officers of tha
church will be ordained On next Sun
day he will deliver a special address
at the Central Christian church in Jop
lin He will return to Vinita mex
Monday to address the county Sunda!
school convention on teacher train
ing.
Judge Parks today sentenced Jane
Van Ausdal, the Welch druggist, t.
(, serve a term of thirty days at hare
labor in the county Jail and to pay
fine of $3.50 and costs. The defendan
was committed to jail
From Tuesdays Daily.
The council will meet in regular ses