The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-12-08
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From Mondays pily.
Mrs 80 araLerson is SEE.

Adam PfapnhJehe is reported quite
SLICK
FErsd Ratcuf spent Sunday with his
homie folks,
c[ S. Avert vas here from Tulsa on
bus tness todly.
c " Flint Of Tulsa. spent Sunday
witlb friends in this city.
2 Jim BARTLETT was down from his
far4t near Chetopa today.
Barb. oAurenill is home from So
'up1--..' of this lern Texas.
'ther candidattlison Of Columbus, Ksns.,
Among the = in this city.
,roppings of Caamberlin is back from
aoom latelye for the holidays.
Franklin Winner returned from a.
visit IT Seneca this morning.
H. II. DoDkins. merchant, of Welch
was III the city this morning,
C. 81 Howell, editor of the Welch
Watch man, was in the city today.
perry Rich left sunday evening for
western Texas to look after his farm.
A wreek on the Frisco caused the
last evening passenger to be nine hours
late.
Miss Mary Badgett returned this
morning from a few da. S visit at Mus
kogee
Miss Rebeeca Winner spent Thanks
gigy ,Iajth Mis- Margaret Hull of
Zig ,rsfAbin
ml. Neimyer, a resident of Vinita
ab 4 twenty years ago, is in the city
To-, ny from Jay Okla.
"a r. Allen, of Muskogee, was
an.otg the distinguished visitors in the
.o.ly l5unday afternoon.
Mrs. Lillian Pierce returned to Tulsa
l, ST night after q short visit with her
niece Mrs Garland Marrs.
Basil Nall and daughters, of Pensa-
cola, are visitors today at the home OF
Chief Burlington and family.
PROT. S. l.. Roark returned from
Seneca this morning, where he had
beeQ visiting hisihome folks.
Granville and Carl Craig, of Welch,
were among the throng of visitors at
the county court house today.
Freeman Nidiffer and Johnson Fall
ing were down from Fairland Sunday
to attend the Elks memorial services.
Misses Aldace Donohoo and Jessie
Abney Returned to Alton this morning,
after yAisp here with Miss Maxine
Burlington
L. S. Beaver, Adds Brown and Chass
Goodpaster returned from the Spaye
nav hiHsNyesterday where they had
been hunting
Fred Dupree left this morning for
Broken Arrow 10 take the short course
in agriculture. at the Haskell Agri-
cultural college.
Mrs. Ollie Crawford, who was oper-
ated on last week, for appendicitis, is
reported to be recovering as rapidly as
could be expected.
= NJ. Sims, chairman of the board
of county commissioners, is here from
Weleb, To attend the regular monthly
session of the board
Mrs. j. r. Carter returned Sunday
morning from Walnut, Kans., where
she went Thursday to attend the fun
eral of an old friend.
The Vinita high school has been ac-
cepted by the university of Missouri
and a student can enter without condi-
ton from this school.
The county commissioners met this
morning and adjourned until Wednes-
day, when the regular work of the ses-
sion will be taken up.
Miss Mayme Butler of Big Cabin,
was here last night en- route to Chel-
sea, where she is teacher in the
Chelsea public schools. 1A
The high school basket ball team
will be organized this week and there
will bedthee or four good games in
thi scityI during the season. -
George W. Lucas, of the United
Iates geological survey, is in Vinita,
to begin an investigation of the min.
eral resources of this section.
DIR. j. R. Baird of the East Side Liy-
cry has returned from a weeks stay
at Walnut, Kansas, where he was call
ed on account of the sickness of a son.
The Wednesday Bridge Club, owing
to the usual Christmas shopping duties
has decided to postpone its regular
weekly meetings until after the holi-
days.
The high school students gave a
party Saturday evening at the social
club rooms in honor of the football
team. There were about sixty present
an dthe evening was spent in music,
games and dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Rourke and children,
who had been the guests of Major III.