The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-03-10
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ION MONDAYS DAILY.
\. B. Kinnison is in the city from
fish.
Eeorge Gay of sallisaw, is here on
Niness.
H. Graham is in town today from
kntralia.
Robert Lee and wife, of Adair, spent
&nday here.
Nj B. Klinefelter, of Muskogee, spent
#nday here
Dr Frank Woolard. of Welch, is in
city today.
"a N. Whiteside came over from AT
last night.
rhe county commissioners are in
ssion today.
IA. j. Wolcott, of Chandler, spent to-
y in this city.
NC. A. Murdoch was here yesterday
bm Muskogee.
Holland Clark and wife spent Sun
" at Claremore.
]. M. Sorrels of Poteau is in the
*ty on business.
G. A. Smith of Sapulpa is in the city
ii + on business.
Mrs. G. H. Graham is reported quite
ok with la grippe.
N A. S. e. Ramsey, of Muskogee is
court here.
H. L. Green of Alton is attending
y kourt here this week.
4 Seymour Riddle is planting trees at
+ is farm east of town.
]. S. Davenport returned from Wash
kngton this morning.
C. B. Hyde, of Konowa, is among the
quests at the Cobb today.
j. B. Rutherford, an attorney OF Sa-
|pulpa, is here on business
F. Bertram came over from Clare
more last night on business.
Ross Badgett is home from Omaha
Neb., for a visit with relatives.
w. P. Eddy, the abstractor of WEIGH
was here today on business.
DR.. B. F. Fortner is here from
Springfield, on a business visit.
John and Jim Baker were among
the visitors from Alton yesterday.
VIM. Davis is here from Muskogee
on business with the federal court.
Chris and H. Reneke, of Kingman
Kans., are here visiting old friends.
P. J. Lawless of Miami, was among
the throng on the streets here today
John B. Meserve, prominent Mus
kogee attorney is here attending court
Jake Smith has withdrawn from th'
race for city marshal in favor of H. R
Clark.
T. J. Rogers is here from Grove tC
answer summons as a juryman fol
xaac< federal court.
James B. Bond, stenographer for the
district court, came up from Clare
more this morning.
J. C. Wilkinson is still quite sicl
and will be unable to attend this tern
of the federal court.
Attorney w. D. Humphrey, of No
wata, is among the distinguished visi
tors in Vinita today.
Norman Haskell, son of ex-Governo
Haskell, is among the attorneys at
tending court here.
George Dixon, the Welch banker, i
here today, on business with tn
county commissioners.
Louis Thomson is home from
Bonneville, Mo-, where he has beel
attending Kemper Military Academy
Fred P. Branson, chairman of tn
state democratic committee was her
today from Muskogee on business wit
the federal court.
Mrs. Minnie Smith, formerly of thi
city, but who has been residing il
Kansas City for the last several year
is mere visiting Irlen0S.
A marriage license was issued Sai
urday evening to A. A. Carselowe
and Miss Annie Blanton. Both of th
young people live few miles souti
east of Vinita
Charles Pfannkuche returned las
night from Oklahoma City, with hi
little girl, who underwent the Pasteu
treatment there, and is now pronoun,
ed cured of any trace of hydrophobii
5I A committee from Chelsea was her
last night to invite the Ruvanes t
furnish music for a special seryic
at the Episcopal church at Chelsea, o
Wednesday of this week. Owing to
previous engagement the noted musi
ians were forced to decline the invit
ton.