The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-06-23
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From Mondays Daily

!, From Mondays Daily
Dr. Frank Woolard was here from
Welch today.
j. w. Orr was here from Tulsa Sat
urday evening.
J. e. Gillespie was here this morn
ing from Miami.
Don Bowers, of Tulsa, visited friends
in Vinita Sunday.
S. s. Ceilings came over from Perry
last night, on business.
H. R. Shanks came over from Tulsa
last night, on business.
w. S. Maloney was here from Blue
jacket today, on business.
T. B. Frantz of Tulsa, was a guest
at the Cobb this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Butler spent Sun
day with relatives at Alton
vinita experienced an ice famine
Saturday night and Sunday.
w. B. Buchanan and wife left last
night for a visit at Nowata.
Major H. c.. Cusey is sick and un-
able to be at his Office today.
W L. D. Butler and family spent Sun
day with relatives in Alton.
Mrs. Craig, sister of Mrs. Joseph
A. Gill is visiting at Seneca.
Joe knight is here from Bartles-
vile for visit with relatives.
George s. Rose and wife, of MusKo-
gee, spent last night in Vinita.
Mrs. Felix Ridenhour has returned
from visit to points in Missouri.
Captain ]. C. Wilkinson went to
Pryor this morning to serve papers.
w. B. Coley and wife returned this
morning from short trip to Kansas
City.
A wagon show passed through Vinita
today with a good collection of dogs,
ponies, etc.
Mrs. R. d. Fulton went to Alton last
night for visit with her sister, Mrs
R. A. Abney.
Red Haynes of the Leader force,
this morning had finger badly mangl-
ed by press.
S. Marks left last evening for St
Louis to purchase new goods for the
store in the Winner building.
The Epworth League will have a
business meeting and election of Off
GERS Thursday night of this week.
Charlie TarIton was here from Pauls
Valley Sunday for visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Tarlton.
The Epowth League is preparing to
have an ice cream social and a literary
program on Thursday night, June 2S
Mrs. w. p Thompson returned last
.4pight from Tahlequah and with Mr.
Thompson will leave tonight for a tour
Of Europe
Henry Hicks, of Fairland was twice
ARRESTED Sunday on charges of being
drunk. He was fined SIS this morning
in police court.
The county commissioners are plan
ming an investigation of conditions al
the county Jail, which have caused
some ugly rumors.
A marriage license was issued late
Saturday to John A. Reiter, aged "a
of Tulsa, and Miss Kosella Weaver
aged IT, of this city.
L. S. Beaver, E. D. Klingel, G. n
bennington and H. R. Warner left
this morning for a ten days fishing
trip to the Illinois river.
F. e. Blachert and wife, of Musko
gee, visited Mrs. Blachert's father and
sisters ]. v. Roberts and Misses Hazel
: and Stella Roberts, Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Nidiffer, Miss Nellie
Davis and Messrs. Albert Marks and
John Crutchfield enjoyed picnic sup
! per at Donnelly's hill last night.
Subject at the tent tonight: "The
Great Events in the History of the
World From the Time of Babylon 10
the Close of Time-as Foretold in
Prophecy"
G. A. Masters, OF Perry, vice presi
dent of the Porter" railroad, was in
Vinita Sunday, but brought no news
of the railroad from the northwest in
to Vinita.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
I~meeting that was postponed from last
Tuesday will meet Tuesday at M. E
G. S., at 3 p. m. All members are
requested to be present.
County Judge N. ]. Gubser, wife, and
baby, of Tulsa, spent few hours here
Sunday Mrs. Gubser and baby were
en- route to Sedalia, Mo-, for a visit
The judge returned to Tulsa.
Rev. ]. NJ Miller returned from.
Southwest City Sunday evening where
he had been to conduct the funeral OF
]. G. Yeargain, Jr., the youngest broth
er of Mrs. o. L. Connor of this city.
Lon Conner returned last night from
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