The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-29
From Tuesdays Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
John Sharp came up from Pryor last
night
Louis Thomason returned last night
from Norman
B. Z. Capps returned last night from
a visit at Tulsa.
The circus will exhibit in the College
Addition tomorrow
A. H. Norwood, Of Dewey, was in
the city last night.
John +. Warren was in the city this
morning from Adair.
Amos Stoalabarger drove to his farm
near Bluejacket today
Jim Morris is building an addition
to his dwelling on the east side.
w. H. Korengay went to Pryor to4
day to attend the district court
]. G. Eddy, of Oswego, Kans., was
Itransacting business here today.
Dr. A. K Wray went to Muskogee
today to attend church council.
Mrs. j. T. Hukill of Alton is in the
city the guest of Miss Artie Cobb
DR.. F. L. Duckworth was here this
morning from Sloan Springs en- route
to Tulsa.
Miss Sue Kimball, 422 North Smith
street, left this morning for visit in
Texas.
E. w. Martin and H. o. Bland were
over from Alton last night to attend
the show.
W. R. Shirley and family arrived
from Muskogee last evening and spent
today in this city.
Lots of hay coming in but it is a
| little coarse, being full of stems though
otherwise the quality is good.
Mrs. John Chouteau left this morn
| ing for La Harpe, Kans., called there
| by the illness of her mother.
A twenty-seven piece dinner set free
when you have purchased $50 worth
of groceries at the Empire Grocery.
Start now.
Capt. j. G. Wilkinson this morning
received bunch of subpoenas for the
Chickasha grand jury, which convenes
November 21. ga
Dr. Savage, George Mccullough and
a party of Galena men were here to-
day for a visit with G. P. Carroll, the
tailor, and on an automobile tour
F. G. Faulkner, Frisco superintend
ent of the Monett-sapulpa division was
here today from Sapulpa, looking over
the local yards of the Frisco.
A marriage license was issued today
Ito Ike Robinson, aged 21 and Miss
Myrtle Burks, aged 20, both of Tulsa
IThey were married by Rev. J. NJ
ICantrell.
Rev. H. Barney, of Shawnee, has ar
rived and has accepted a call to The
Baptist church. Mrs Barney is a
Isedan, Kans., and will join her hus
band here soon.
| Robert Ironside will leave in a few
Idays for New York, to meet his wife
on her return from Porto Rico, ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Ironside will then go tt
Washington to spend the winter.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
lchurch will have an exchange at tn,
Empire Grocery tomorrow, and will
Isell cake, bread and sandwiches. Thes
PARTICLES will be on sale in time for tn
moon lunch.
Edgar Burlington and Att Cobb leav
Ithis afternoon for Joplin to attend tn
first annual tennis tournament giveI
by the Joplin Country Club. 1t viii
last three days beginning tomorrow.
After fall work is over, when it.
, cold and snowy, improve the time
take Joplin Business College course
Your longtime note pays tuition-ez
ceptional boarding offer - position
guaranteed.
Il Sheriff Ridenhour this morning wa
Iserved with a writ of mandamus, is
| sued by Judge Davis, in the distric
court at Pryor Monday, ordering hir
/ to dip the cattle of Mrs. Elizabet
Davis, which the inspectors claim ar
infected with ticks. The writ of mar
damus was issued on the petition @
| J. M. Dotts, live stock inspector.