The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-29
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

A. ID. Bennett Is at AldAnl louay oH
business.
o. W. Ball, of oswego, spent Sunday
in vinita.
w. R. and J. G. Coon were here from
Muskogee today.
Earl and Thomas Walker spent San-
day at Fairland.
Judge Preston Davis is holding court
at Pryor this week.
Ed F. Lane was in town today from
the Russell creek country.
Charley Allen is here from Windsor,
Mo-, for visit with friends.
Jim Kell returned to Chelsea today,
after spending Sunday here.
M. e. Simerson, of Big Cabin, was
in the city today on business.
C. c. Roberts and n Bebout made
a business trip to Grove today.
e. H. Doyle, of Miami, was among
the Sunday visitors in the city.
Three rooms for rent, close in. See
J. NJ. B. Fowler or w. A. L. Holf
DR.. R. L. Mitchell has moved his
office into the new Cowan building
r. e. Conkright made a business trip
to the country near Big Cabin today
George E. Harris has returned from
a buying trip to the eastern markets.
Mrs. A. E. Christie, of Cushing, is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. D. Hud-
son.
Miss Byrd Young has returned from
a vacation trip to Kansas City and
Alton.
]. T. Porch F. M. Baker and r. g.
Porch, of Apache, are here looking over
the country.
A. L. Churchill and wife returned
last night from trip to Clinton and
Windsor, Mo.
Deputy Frank Rozelle caught two
men with four gallons of whiskey, at
Welch Sunday.
Judge Gill today is moving his office
from the postoftice building to the new
Cowan building.
]. S. Wilson arrived Sunday from
Paris, KY, to look after his land in
terests near here.
Next Saturday evening at sundown
will begin another Jewish holiday, the
DAY of Atonement."a This holiday
will be observed by local Jews.
Cowan's new grocery store will be
doing business at the old stand but in a
brand new building, October 1sJ.
o. L. Rider, J. S. Davenport and
other attorneys left this morning for
Pryor, to attend the district court.
The bowling alley, that has been in
operation on South Wilson street, is
being moved to Cape Girardeau, Mo
Harry Swarts returned from points
vest Sunday, and will join his show
troupe again at Bristow next Thurs
day.
E. G. Dalquest is cutting hay on
Judge Parker's place south of town
The hay'is making three tons to the
acre.
]. II. Brown was arrested Sunday
for having liquor in his possession
but was released o ntelling where lie
got the booze.
Harry c. January with John Wise
went to the country west of Chelsea
today to inspect some loans, made BY
the Parker-Wise Investment company
G. K. Rayburn, of West Virginia, re
turnel Saturday evening from an auto
mobile trip to Grove, and he is most
favorably impressed With the country
he saw.
r. P. Burke, representative of the
Anti-Saloon League, spoke at the Pres
byterian and Congregational churches
here Sunday and left last night fol
Broken Arrow.
Lewis Rogers Sunday went to Els
tella to prepare the body of John w
Glover, aged 81, who died Saturday
night, for shipment to Eldoradt
Springs, Mo-, for burial.
Mrs w. L. Gibson returned last nigh
from Wright City, Mo-, where she haC
been to visit her father, who is now il
his ninety-eighth year and is active az
many men thirty years his junior.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. L. Orr will return
from an extended trip through the cas-
and will stop here Wednesday for /;
visit with Judge and Mrs. L. F. Parker
while en- route to their home at Tulsa
DR.. w G. Williams will leave thi'
evening for st. Louis, with writer
proposition for the location of the sho,
factory, which is seeking western 10
cation. The proposition was signet
by DR. Oliver Bagby and Judge L.
Parker.
The Garrison grocery store has beer
sold to Felix Cowan and will be NOV
ed to the new Cowan building on DC