The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-01-06

]. NJ. Thorne was here from Welch
this afternoon.
WI. Marker of Welch is in the city
this afternoon.
Port Newman of Welch is here at
tending court.
R. E. Thompson made a business
trip to Adair today.
C. H. Bryan and wife of Tulsa were
in the city last night.
W. G. Lay was among theh Welch
visitors in the city today.
W. H. Dores. of Bluejacket spent
this afternoon in Vinita.
H. A. Mayberry of Claremore was
here today on business.
]. C. Eddy of Oswego, Kans., is in
the city on a business visit.
t. j. Hancock of Welch, is among the
throng of visitors here today.
Miss Pauline Kelley returned from
visit with relatives at Chelsea today.
The Epworth League has pie sup
per at the Methodist church tonight.
George Johnson of Norman spent
last night at the Cobb hotel in this
city.
Mrs. F. NJ. Smith and little daughter
returned today from visit at Oswego,
Kans.
Louis Thomason has returned to
Kempter Military Academy at Lexing-
ton, Mo.
DR.. Howard Weber, the well known
oil man of Bartlesville spent today in
this city.
Warren Heaton of Neosho, was
among the throng of business visitors
here today.
James Simms, county commissioners
elect from the first district was in the
city today.
Ed Fagin, of Kiefer, was in the city
today en- route home from visit al
Bluejacket
Robert Hill left last night for Nor
, man, where he is attending the state
university.
w. B. Depue went to Pryor Creek OIL
the flyer this morning to attend the
district court.
C. j. Howell, editor of the Welcl
) Watchman, was a pleasant caller a
this Office today.
: Miss Mabel Miller is back at he
| desk in the city clerks office after
visit at Muskogee.
= w. E. Halsell and family have re
!. turned to Kansas City after spending
the holidays here.
t Earl G. Bayless of the First Nationa
i bank of Claremore, was here las
night on business.
f Rosco Marks left this morning fo
I. Kansas City, where he is attendin
the medical college.
:, Harry Shepard and child of MuskC
a gee, were among the guests at th
Cobb this morning.
r Mrs. J. F. Walker and daughter an
g Miss Anderson of Tulsa, were visitor
in Vinita this morning.
y The temperature and the gas hav
s. been on a race for the last two day
to see which could go the lowest.
G Miss Jessie Cannon of Humbold
;. Tenn, was here last night en- route
Pryor, where she is teaching school.
e Emmett Skinner and Harry Lumki
h have assumed their duties as member
of the new E. N. Ratcliff Mercantil
/ company
e w. e. Halsell and family left thi
s morning for Kanss~, City, after Wis
over the holidays with relatives an
IS friends in Vinita.
\. A marriage license was issued lat
/ yesterday to c. P. Richmon, aged
and Miss Maude Lindsey, aged 2
e both of Neosho, Mo.
IS John S. Thomason returned yeste
4 day from Sloan Springs, where h
had been to attend his mother at ht
r sickness and death.
g Judge T. L. Brown was here la
y night en- route to his home at Clar
more, from Leadville, Colo, where /
e had been to bury his wife, who die
3, in Kansas City last week.
'e Miss Marion Rogers of Fort Gibso
came over to attend the New Year
q bali and, left on the early mornir
lt Katy train to attend school at Colur
N bit, Mo. Misses Lucille Milford al
IL Gail Scott accompanied her to Colul
bia. ~
e. Misses Lucille Milford, Gail Scot
10 Mayday Clark and Eva Ratcliff lie
s. this morning for Columbia, Mo, whe
Is they will attend Stephens colleg
They were joined here by Miss Roge
l. of Muskogee and Miss Bristow
IT Pryor.
is The burning of bridge near Clar
at more caused all the night trains {