The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-09-01
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Harry Bland was down from Alton
today.
Strange Akin of Tulsa spent Sun
day in Vinita.
o. T. Roberts, of Welch, was here
today on business.
G. ]. Turner was here from Okla
homa City Sunday
R. B. Copeland, of Fairland, spent
Sunday in this city.
L. D. Dalquest went to Kansas City
last night on business.
C. w Flint, of Tulsa, spent Sunday
with friends in this city.
Carl Matthews visited in Adair Sat
urday night and Sunday.
G. S. DeFoe, of Tulsa, was among
the Sunday visitors here.
J. E. Mason and wife were here
from Welch this morning.
Mrs. Eliza Henderson is said to be in
a critical condition today
Joe Knight and family are here from
Bartlesville visiting friends
Lee Barrett left last night for bus
mess trip to Tulsa and Claremore.
J. B. Steiner returned to Tulsa last
night after a business visit here.
Ike Mcdonald came down from his
farm on upper Cabin creek today.
Mrs. Daisy Johnson has accepted a
position in the NJ. & P. clothing store
Mrs. E. N Ratcliff will entertain
several of her friends tomorrow after
noon.
Robt. Carselowey of Adair was visit
ing his brother, A. A. Carselowey here
yesterday.
w. e. Corlett's new brick residence
in the Excelsior addition is nearing
completion.
Four negroes were fined in police
court today on charges of lettering in
bad company.
Mrs. Geo. E. McCulloch is having
two new dwellings built in the south
west part of town.
The school board held short meet
ing this morning and allowed bills for
the current expenses to date.
Tom Keith, Dan Davis, Guy Rice,
Louie Brock and Miss Lydia Warren
of Adair were in Vinita Sunday.
Several of the younger crowd will
leave tomorrow morning for an outing
at the R. D. knight place on Grand
river.
w. H. Talmage, state secretary of
the Masonic lodge, was here from Nc
Alester this morning and went to
Chelsea.
Misses Mary Nicholson and Dencie
Stebbins, who had been the guests of
Mrs. Garland Marrs, returned to lisa
last night.
John D., and David NJ. Marrs, Jr.,
left Sunday for Sloan Springs and
will spend few days fishing on the
Illinois river.
Dave Jones, colored, was Saturday,
bound over to the federal grand jury
at Ardmore, on a charge of selling
liquor without license.
Glenn Hulsenkamp this morning re-
ceived some plums, that when ship
ped were splendid specimens, from his
brother at Grangeville, Ia.
Mr. A. G. Campbell, who will assist
Mrs Crawford in her recital next Sat
urday at Welch, was for several years
with Sousa's band and played the lead
cornet
Ralph Reed was here from Musko
gee this morning and has accepted a
position with the Vinita refinery He
and wife will move back to this city
at once.
Petitions are being circulated asking
the county commissioners to abandon
the present system of dipping cattle
and go back to the system used last
year.
Okoee is making big preparations
for the fair at that place next week
The fair begins Tuesday, September
and lasts four days. A bigger fair than
any previous year is planned for this
year.
George Mixwater, an Indian, was
badly beaten up by Policeman D. A
Reed last night and this morning was
fined in police court for being drunk
A charge of resisting an officer was
dropped. 1t is said one witness was
subpoenaed but was not questioned.
Sam Leforce received a consign
ment of Texas cattle yesterday ant
was promptly notified that said cattle
would have to be returned to Texas
A compromise was however effected
whereby the cattle are to be dipped
now, and again in fifteen days.
Mrs Lola Chaison left this mornin;
for her home at Beaumont, Tex, afte
a visit here with Mr.. and Mrs. w