The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-12-15

by a box supper at Sacred Heart in
stitute tomorrow. Thursday, at s p.
m. Everybody invited.
VIM. Troup, whose home is in San
tiago, Cal, is here for a short visit with
the family of ]. R. Carter, 1872 South
Scraper street Mr.. Troup went to
California from Appleton City. Mo,
about 25 years ago and this is his first
visit back east" since that time.
A look through the Ming Harris
Burlington building shows the building
to be nearing completion. 1t will have
54 fine hotel rooms above and the of
flee and dining room will be in the
first floor. 1t will afford much needed
accommodations in the way of hotel
for Vinita.
The Macks at the Grand last night
again made good with one of the best
entertainments of the kind ever seen
in Vinita. The house was fairly well
filled and the interest did not lag.
About 81 young men responded to the
Invitation to come on the stage and
join the class that wanted to test
hypnotism.
Miss Hazel Johnston, formerly OF
Colorado Springs, Colo, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. ]. Robinson
of this city, will leave Wednesday
morning for Chicago. where she viii
begin her winter vaudeville season
with her partner, Miss Undine And
rews, of Chicago, Ill. Miss Johnston
has been here since November Z.
Vinita lodge No. 5, A. F. & A. M.
at a regular monthly meeting held las
might, elected officers for the year l9l.
as follows: j. S. Smith, Jr, w. M.
Geo. P. Fogle, S. W.; j. |. Morning, }
lW.: H. r. Warner, treasurer; Angus
Schliecker, secretary. These officer
win be installed at the next regula
, meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. King left toda
for Welch where Mr.. King win go int
| business. Rev. ]. NJ. Miller and wifi
and a party of friends gave them SUI
/. prise last evening with shower c
) pop corn and apples The ladies of tn
!. C. w. P. M. presented Mrs. King wit
( an elegant ring. The evening wa
. thoroughly enjoyed by every one pre-
Y lent.
The union of young peoples societie
S Iof Vinita met at the Methodist churc
/ Monday evening. The devotional e.
q ercises were led by G. e. Hoole. Th
f address of Messrs. Galloway, Roar
e land Davis proved not only interestin
e lbut helpful. Mr.. Roark was appoin
|. ed leader of the bible study work; M
8 Davis chairman of the committee G
J. charity. Karl Ford chairman of
l. committee to establish rest room Il
ladies during the day and reading roo
# for young men in the evening.
J. At a recent meeting of Vinita Cha
b ter No. 20, Order of the Eastern Sta
officers for the ensuing year We
"a elected as follows: Worthy Matro
l. Mrs. J. NJ. Darrow; Associate Matro
y Minnie G. Murphy; Worthy Patro
DR.. r. L. Mitchell; Secretary Mi
IS Mamie Collins; Treasurer, Et
W Burns; Bonductress Miss Mitchell; A
Of sociate Conductress, Mrs. q. n. w
S hanson. The new officers will be
stalled at the regular meeting of t
IS order in January
lie The members of the Congregation
Of, church gave their pastor, DR.. Wray,
m birthday surprise last night at the r.
r idence of Mr.. T. ]. Wilson So quiet
was the affair engineered that the !
had no inkling of anything until abo
thirty of his friends burst into t
to house. After an impromptu progrs
of music and readings, Mr.. Milfo
ch in behalf of the members and frien
ri presented the pastor with two valuai
books on sociological study. In
or spending Mr. Wray said he was
y. years young, for while his beard W
ty white and his head bald his heart v
% still young, After partaking of the
Ilicious refreshments, the guests
re parted with hearty good. wishes
as their beloved pastor. 3
in From thursdays Daily
w. M. Malone is at Topeka.
or Matt Hawkins has returned from
Ist oil fields.
Walter Wright was here from H
wv den today.
lis One drunk was the toll at pol
court today.
or A G.. Marrs and wife returned fir