The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-08
From Wednesdays DAILY

Little Miss Laura Milford is quite
sick today.
F. 7 Appleton came over from Tulsa
! last night, on business.
| W a, Rogers, Of Winden. Mo, was
here on business today.
Claude Shelton was in town this
morning from Centralia.
Burke Bayless, Of Claremore, was d
visitor in the city this morning.
J.. H. Gernand was here today fron
Danville, ILL.,, en- route to Texas.
F. NJ. Daily of Nevada. Mo, was a
business visitor in the city today.
Mrs. Ward Osborn arrived today for
a visit with r. R. Taylor and family
Mrs. Hughes of Gushing, Okla, is
visiting her sister Mrs. G. d. Hudson.
Percy Bonfoey is here en- route to
Oklahoma City where he has moved.
Chas. Stieneger, of Sapulpa, is visit
ing Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Berger today.
II. L. Gordon, of Bartlesyille was
among the throng of visitors here to-
day
DR.. w. G. Williams left this morn
ing for a business trip to Emporia.
Kans.
Miss Wilma Crossan, of Shawnee,
is here for visit with Mrs. f. S.
Reed.
James S. Davenport returned from
a business trip to Kansas City last
night.
Mrs. John Chouteau has returned
from LaHarpe, Kans., where she had
been visiting her mother.
Tom Byrd returned from Tahlequah
last night, where he had been visit
ing his brother VIM. Byrd.
w. G.. Chamberlin and daughter
made a trip to Joplin yesterday re-
turning on the evening train.
Jake Calvert, t. w. Keith, Fred
Eulow, Joe Powell and Coville Godsey
of Adair were in town yesterday.
A. S. Bebout yesterday brought in
two peaches from the Landrum place.
that weighed thirteen ounces each.
J. M. Jones and family returned last
night from trip to Colorado. They
made the round trip in an automobile.
Judge L. F. Parker and wife return
ed this morning from an extended tour
of New England and northern states.
Mrs. Oscar Presson and children
left today for their home at Stroud
after visit with Mr.. and Mrs. A. B.
Berger.
Mrs Lee Webb and her mother, Mrs.
R. R. Taylor went to McKinny Tex.
this morning for a months visit with
relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Garretson and
little daughter of Adair were in town
shopping and having dental
work done.
A call has been issued by State
Bank Commissioner J. D. Lankford for
statement of the condition of all
state banks on September 1.
Vinita chapter o. e. S., No. 20, meets
Thursday evening at p. m, in Ma
sonic hall. All members of the order
ire invited to be present. Laura Oar
ough, w. NJ.
t. J. Hancock was in town today |
rom Welch and says the proposed
10000 bond issue for building water
works system at that place, was voted
own yesterday. A very light vote
vas cast.
John M. Miller one of the old set
lers of the Horse creek country. is in
own today visiting his daughter. Mrs.
1arma Daniel.
V. A. Scott and little daughter, who
'ere injured Sunday by being thrown
rom wagon when the team became
frightened at passing automobile.
re getting along nicely.
Isaac Greenfeather and Orin Parish !
re opening a second hand store in
le Mcclellan building, on the east
de and will buy all kinds of second /
and goods. The firm will be known |
Greenfeather & Parish. il
Sheriff Fl. E. Rihenhour last even !
lg arrested Joe Thomas, colored, on
charge of transporting booze. Thomas |
ade affidavit that he obtained the {
ooze from Id Murray and a warrant c
rs been issued for Murray.
Miss Nina Enix, of this city and I
ay J. Dennis, of Kansas City Mo- h
ere united in marriage last night. by /
e Rev. ]. NJ. Miller, of this city t
hey left last night for Excelsior a
brings, Mo, and will go to Kansas t
ty to make their home. h
Little Ellen Wiraer celebrated her b
eventh birthday Yesterday afternoon b
lth party. Over fifty little guests t
ere present and spent a delightful a
ne. A guessing contest took place O
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