The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-06-09
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From Mondays Daily

w. j. Wade was here from McAles-
ter today
t. NJ. Burlington spent Sunday at
Bluejacket
T. j. Walsh was here from Tulsa
this morning.
Will Byrd returned to Tahlequah
this morning
Dick Oskison was in town today
from Centralia.
o. T. Roberts was here from Welch
this afternoon.
The Boy Scouts returned from Spav-
inaw this morning.
P. B. Kinnison was down from Welch
on business today.
w. J. Wade is here from McAlester
on business visit.
Frank Reed returned last night from
short trip to Wichita
ek Charley Gibson came up from Mus
~ kogee to spend Sunday.
Charles Davis, of Centralia was a
visitor in the city today.
A. F. Ault. of Tulsa, was transact
ing. business here today
Henry Workman returned last night
from a trip to Kansas City.
Frank Victor, postmaster, of Alton
is attending court here today.
T. A. Chandler left Sunday for a
business trip to the oil fields.
c. R. Plummer, of Enid, was trans
acting business in Vinita today.
nE DR.. Fortner is here from Springfield,
leaking after property interests
~C w Mitchell and wife of Blue
Jacket spent Sunday in this city.
Harold Orr, of Tulsa, is here for a
visit with Chas. and Ed Davidson.
Dr. and Mrs. Oliver Bagby left last
night for visit at New Haven, Mo.
Mrs. A. B. Berger and children went
to Neosho yesterday evening for a visit
George Dixon, of Welch, was ming
ling with the throng here this after
noon.
Mrs. A. f. Chamberlin will enter
tain the Twentieth Century Club We'd
nesday.
j. M. Sims is here from Welch to at
tend a meeting of the county commits
sioners
Mrs. Chas. w Day will leave this
evening for visit to her former home
in Illinois
Deputy United States Marshal j. c.
Wilkinson and Claude Chandler went
to Pryor today.
~ J. H. Melton, cashier of the Alton
Exchange bank is in the city this after
noon on business.
Mrs. P. W. Wilkins and little son
left last night for a visit to her old
home in Pennsylvania
D. w. and w. E. Ross came over
from Grove Sunday, the latter return
ing to that place today.
Miss Carry Forbes, of Windsor, Mo-,
visited the Misses Patten here Sunday
while en- route to Grove
E. ]. Overley spent short time in
the city between trains Sunday, en-
route from Joplin to Pauls Valley.
The Kansas City Times this morning
says w. E. Halsell will build a new
home, to cost $50,0OO, in Kansas City
Mrs Bert Young and children will
leave tonight for Noel, Mo-, where Mr.
Young is now in charge of fish hatch.
cry.
The Italian orchestra is on it's peri
~odical visit to Vinita, and as a result
there will be dance at the Auditorium
tonight.
A marriage license was issued Sun.
day to David Gregg, aged 81, of Henry,
eta, Okla, and Miss Mary M. Fallen,
of Estella.
Misses Addie Belle and Rebecca
%Burkhalter went to Welch this morn.
ssing to attend normal school. Miss Allie
Humes is also attending the Welch
normal
The Bible school at the Christian
church Sunday morning had an at.
!. tendance of $50 and the Offering
= amounted to $1,000.
Fred Ratcliff, travelling salesman for
the Dewey Portland Cement company
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. e. NJ Ratcliff, here
D. N Fink and wife. John and
NOVEL; Fink, Misses Jessica Polsen
and Archie Parkinson, composed and
automobile party from Muskogee that
. visited this city last night.
Today at the Office of County Judge
Parks, Emery John Thackery, aged 81
of Butler, Pa, and Miss Fannie Edith
Prime, aged 49, of Columbus, Kans,
were united in marriage by the Judge
The M. & P. clothing store, on East
Illinois avenue has made al assign
ment to its creditors. None of the
particulars as to the disposition OF the
stock have been learned.