The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-07-21
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G. C. Flint, of Wagner, spent Sun
day in this city
Mrs Joseph A. Gill is visiting her
sister at Fairland
Joe Lynch, of Stilwell, is visiting
friends in Vinita.
Herman Schults left Saturday night
for his home at Tulsa.
Charlie Collins left last night for
trip to New York City.
f. E. Blachert and wife returned
to Muskogee last night.
D. w Mann and wife, of Centralia,
visited in Vinita Sunday.
Heber Skinner left for his ranch
near Talala this morning.
w D. Spyres expects to leave in
few days for San Francisco
j. C. Parks returned this morning
from trip to Parsons, Kans.
Pryor Farley was here today en-
route from Oswego to Talala.
Is Port Newman, of Welch, was visi-
tor in the city this afternoon.
The county court is hearing some
Juvenile cases this afternoon.
Karl Moore, of Pryor, spent last
evening with friends in this city.
Painters are giving the Frisco pas
{ sePger station a new coat of paint
]. L. Stephens, cashier of the bank,
at Bartlett, Kans., was here today
Frank Collins returned last night
from his vacation trip to Colorado.
H. NJ. Fisher and family of Chou
teau, spent part of Sunday in Vinita,
j. " Roberts returned last night
from business trip to Shreveport,
La.
Bert Belew left this morning for a
weeks outing with friends on Spavi-
nav.
Mrs A. w. Heron returned last
evening from few days visit at Mus
kogee.
E. D. Klingel will leave tonight for
visit to his former home at Nassau
!, tab, Ill.
John Chouteau spent Sunday at his
farm and says the corn crop is look
ing fine.
w. Houk returned last night from
visit to Beaumont, Tex. Mrs. Houk
is. expected Thursday
Mrs. J. E. Bedell and sister, Miss
Naomi Duncan, of Chetopa, Wis ed
relatives here Sunday.
Miss Mabel Bagby is still quite i'll
I with typhoid Her condition is about
the same as Saturday
~ D. B. Stutsman and wife of Shreve
port, La, will pass through here
Thursday, en- route to Idaho
Grayson Wills was in town from
4 White Oak today, and says the crops
> in that vicinity are looking fine.
George Lisle, of Chetopa, spent Sun
l day here, while en- route to his home
from the south part of the state.
J Lee Taylor was fined $40 in police
L court this morning, on charge of be
ing drunk and resisting an officer.
Mrs. Arthur Broker, of Wichita, ant
3 Mrs Roy Miller, Of Ramona, are the
Z guests of their brother. G. V. Carsel
I owey and wife.
Z A branch cut from peach tree il
4 c. A.. Davidson's door yard hung ii
( the Chieftain window today, attracted
Il much attention.
y The nice rain Saturday night, which
81 seems to have been pretty genera
j over eastern Oklahoma, PRACTICAL,
Il assures Craig county of good corr
crop.
4 J. w. Orr and family, and E. L. Or
4 and family, of Tulsa, were here Satur
day night en- route to Eureka Springs
n Ark. J. w. Orr will go on to Chicag'
4 on business.
iii The storm Saturday night did con
4 siderable damage at Big Cabin. Judg
Il Parks, of Vinita was one of the los
ers. The wind blew the glass iron
out of his building and tore down
III metal awning The damage in Whit
e was slight.
JsMiss Sonora Gray and Miss Eff
L Duckworth from Tahlequah, are e1
Il pected here Thursday en- route to Cole
II rado, for the summer
% DIR. F. c. Williams, eye specialist
= Of Oklahoma City, is here and ma
\ locate in Vinita.
SI A marriage license today was /!
Lf sued to Lewis Woodall, aged 33, an
81 Mrs. Mandy Howell, aged "a, both {
II Vinita. A marriage license was il
1 1 sued Saturday to ]. e. Shockey, age
Is 26, of Estella and Miss Burris Ma
4 Ffigate, aged %, of Aurora, Mo.