The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-22
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ing from Tulsa.
Moved to Red Mill s. ]. Campbell
Lou Riddle and family are visiting
relatives at Chetopa.
Moved to Red Mill. S. ]. Campbell.
The cold weather this morning caus-
ed all trains to be late.
Moved to Red Mill, S. ]. Campbell,
w. w. Ross and son, Wallace, are
here doing some trading
Sunday comic papers at Red Mill.
S. ]. Campbell.
ID. c. Powers of Muskogee was a
visitor in the city last night.
Sunday comic papers at Red Mill.
S. j. Campbell
DR.. c. S. Neer was called to Grove
today on professional business.
One 4-room house for rent, close in.
w A. L. Hoif.
Lee McCamish returned this morn
ing from trip to Bluejacket.
John c. Parks of Chelsea, is with
lDan Myers during the big sale.
i Chas. Durham, of Seneca, was reg
istered at the Green this morning.
R. c. Scruggs and T. L. Welch of
Centralia, were in the city last night.
James S. Davenport has returned
from business trip to Oklahoma
lCity.
DeSota Campbell has moved his
news stand to the Red Mill, on South
Wilson street.
Maxey's orchestra, of Tulsa, will
furnish the music at the dance to-
night
Miss Mamie Butler of Big Cabin,
was here this morning, en- route to
Muskogee.
| Mrs. Lou Bordenkircher is entertain
ing the Wednesday Bridge Club this
afternoon.
A number of teachers from Chelsea
were here this morning en- route to
Muskogee.
Mrs. w. ]. Strange of Chelsea is
Visiting her mother, Mrs. A. C. Ray
lmond, few days.
Prof Hillhouse, school superintend-
ent of Chelsea, was here this morning
en- route to Muskogee.
M. R. Floyd, superintendent of
schools of Miami, was here this morn
inn or, ,.o,4fo - A4,,~I~e<.-.s
Society interest is centered about
the dance to be given tonight at the
Auditorium by the new dancing club.
G. L. AxteH arrived this morning
from Junction City, Kans., for visit
with his daughter, Mrs w. G. Marrs.
The thermometer showed the tenn
perature to have been only six degrees
above zero at an early hour this morn
ling.
The Chieftain was honored today by
a present by the Lady Maecabees. The
present was few slices of delicious
cake.
w. n. Chitwood, Of Welch, was
transacting business in the city this
morning and went to Muskogee on the
flyer.
A woman, who gave her name as |
Nettie Oliver, was brought up from
Pryor last night, and placed in the
county jail here for safe keeping.
Prof Page. superintendent of the
Alton schools, accompanied by the
other teachers of that place were here
this morning en- route to Muskogee.
]. 7. Gunter was thrown from his
horse, at his ranch today, and sus-
tanned fractured shoulder. DR.. Louis
Bagby was called to attend the wound.
Mrs. H. A. Farthing yesterday sold
the Bradley book store to Homer
Brooks, of Pittsburg, Kans. Mr.. Brooks
will move his family here and make |.
this his home II
Miss Besse Stackhouse and Miss Il
Mary Hanraty, Of Tulsa, will arrive /
this evening to attend the dance to-
night. They will be the guests of MIR. /
and Mrs, ]. S. Davenport.
All of the teachers of the cityl
school, including Superintendent Mas
terson, went to Muskogee this morn
ing to attend the annual meeting Of
the Northeastern Oklahoma Teachers'I II
association
The show, Just Woman's Way,"ll
last night was unquestionably the most
amateurish performance that has ever
graced or disgraced the stage at the
Auditorium. A part of the audience
stayed through the four acts.
In speaking of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Ellis, who appear at the Auditorium
Friday. March 8, auspices OF the Mod
ern Woodmen, the Traverse City
(Mich.) Daily Record says: "The city
opera house held large audience last