The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-02-24
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From Mondays Daily

from big OaDln-
DR.. F. M. Adams was here from Big
Cabin last night.
B. M. Rich made a business trip to
Todd this morning.
e.. d. Klingel left Saturday night for
a business trip to st. Louis.
Johnson Falling is here from Fair
land for a visit with friends.
Miss Nina Enix has gone to Kansas
City to take course in pharmacy,
A. A. Morgan, of Welch, was trans
acting business here this morning
H. w. c. Shelton left this morning
for a visit to his farm near Skiatook.
DR.. T. T. Winner returned this morn
ing from visit over Sunday at Joplin.
Warren Heaton, of Neosho, Mo-,
was transacting business in Vinita to-
day
S. R. Downing of Nowata, spent
Sunday here as the guest of DR.. Nor
gan.
Mrs. w. H. Voyles will entertain
few friends informally this evening at
cards.
Vinita bankers are preparing to at
tend the group meeting at Claremore
Friday.
Miss Mae Morgan, of Chetopa, spent
Sunday here with her brother, DR.,
Morgan.
C. C. Montgomery was here Sunday
en- route from St. Louis to his home
at Centralia.
{ D. S. Warren has just received some
photographs of his fine horses, taken
at Joplin, during the fair.
Miss Artie Cobb is expected home
this evening from Norman, where she
had been to attend dance.
w. M. Malone left this morning for
Ell Reno, to attend group meeting
of the State Bankers association.
Mrs. Chas. F. Huser arrived this
morning from Montgomery, Ala, fol-
a visit with her sister. Mrs. G. N. Be
bout
C. L. Axtell, of Junction City, Kans.
is expected here this evening for q
visit with his daughter Mrs. w. c
Marrs.
The Ladies' Missionary Society oi
the Presbyterian church will meet
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock with
Mrs. e. N. Ratcliff.
Incoming trains from the north ant
east today showed evidence of a much
more severe snow storm than was ex
perienced here.
John Byrd will next week begin the
erection of six room modern house
on West Tahlequah avenue, near thu
corner of Thompson street.
John w Pearce, wife and daughter
of Webster City, Ia, are here visiting
with DR.. R. V. Pearce. They are ol
their way home from San Antonio
Tex.
A number of the teachers of Viniti
are preparing to attend the meetin
of the Northeastern Oklahoma Teach
ers association at Claremore Wednes
day.
BILLY" Heath, travelling auditor TO
the Frisco. was in the city this morr
ing. Heath is remembered in Whit
as a member of the old Frisco base
ball team.
Houston Brice, the negro, who wa
arrested Friday night. with severa
quarts of booze, was released yestel
day on cash bond of $500 furnishe
by Otis Title.
Charles Pfankuehe today received
message from his wife, at Oklahom
1sCity, Where there slittlsldaughter is VI
- dergoing Pasteur rtreatment, .sayinl
~ Come at once This is taken to ii
t,dicate that the child is in serious col
dot dition, sb4ogs.,,s -
= 8. Charles Pfankuche has received
7ra certificate from Dr. Morgan. of the Ol
lahoma Pasteur Institute, certifyin
that the brain of the dogf which b
Mr.. Pfannkuche's child, bad been e,
duluCu tuu CSAJdlliiy Was ouuGIiu
from hydrophobia.
A large crowd of women gathere
at the door of Dan Myers store thi
morning for the opening of the bi
sale and furnished plenty of anus
ment for the spectators when tn
doors were opened. The scramble I
be first was worth seeing.
The Civic Club ladies were plea
antly surprised by the large atten'
ance of people for dinner last Satu
day, but regretted very much tn;
they could not feed all who came, q
the constant down pour of rain almol
played havoc in the way of gettin
eatables to the basement for Dime
However, the dinner was a fnancii
success, the proceeds being over fort
dollars, clear of all expenses. TIL
club desires to thank the Chieftai