The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-06-30
son here several times and is well
known in Vinita.
From Tuesdays Daily.

DR.. Frank Woolard is here from
Welch this afternoon.
A. F. Ault, of Tulsa, was a busi-
ness visitor here today.
J.H. Sanders, OF Skiatook. was here
on business this morning.
Clarence Idsardi returned this morn
ing from a visit at Wichita.
]. J. Runder and wife, OF Pryor,
spent last evening in Vinita.
A. L. Churchill left last night for a
business trip to Kirksville, Mo.
Mrs. T. A. Chandler and daughter
went to Parsons this morning.
Thos G. Watts, a well known citi-
zen of Wagner, spent today in this
city.
Charles Blevins, of Poteau, was
among the many visitors here last
night.
M. ]. Spalding returned this morn
ing from business trip to Muskogee
and Forum
w. G. Marrs returned last night
from Big Cabin and reports good
rain at that place.
| Dick Oskison, of Centralia, was fore
ed to reman in Vinita last night on ac-
count of the rain.
| c. G. White returned last night from
independence, Kans.. where he had
been on business.
The meetings at the tent are still
going on with good interest. Do not
fail to attend tonight.
E. J. Overley was here from Joplin
en- route to McAlester, where his STEP
son is to be married this evening.
Mrs. G. w. Clark and Mrs. James
lKell and children left this morning for
i, a visit at Chelsea and Claremore.
The Woman's Missionary Society Of
the Presbyterian church is meeting this
afternoon with Mrs Emmett Skinner
Miss Irene Nichols will sing at the
Methodist church as part of the pro.
gram rendered by the Epworth League
: Claude Lewis left this morning for
Cherryvale, Kans., where tomorrow
i Ihe is to be married to Miss Elsie Bar
) ker
Ice cream and musical program, at
the Methodist church Thursday night
i Ice cream with cake 10c, program
free.
George Nidiffer, Sam Leforce and
Ben Sanders returned this morning
| from st. Louis, where they had been
with cattle.
II Mrs. J. M. Miller and children, who
? have been visiting at Pittsburg, Kans.
Joplin and Diamond, Mo-, returned tC
: this city last night
Mrs. William Roberts tripped ant
fell over a rug at her home on Soutt
4 Thompson street last night and sus
r tanned a broken wrist.
Little Louise Huckleberry, who has
i been visiting Mrs. j. S. Thomason, lef
/ this morning for Colorado to join hel
parents, for the summer.
/ Boys, make your date" now for thu
n ice cream supper Thursday night. l
you are going some where else yol
t can get cream early or by 1880.
J. Male quartette, solos, duets, piano
and other instrumental music ant
S readings will be the program at thu
/ Methodist church Thursday night.
Mrs. J. w. Shonard, who has beer
d critically i'll for the past severa
S weeks, is reported much worse, ant
mot expected to survive the night
: Jake Smith was fined $40 and s.
s respectively on two charges of fight
ing, by Police Judge Williams today
d An appeal was taken in both cases.
r The Epworth League will serve ic
cream Thursday night on the churcl
# yard, commencing at S:45. They will
l. render musical program at tn
l. church.
Harry Babbert, who is making a.
= automobile tour from Minneapolis t
n California, and who stopped here TO
g a visit with friends. started on hi
journey this morning.
n The friends of f. G. Adams, the d
d vision agent of the American Expires
e company, will be deeply grieved t
learn of his untimely death in Ne7
g York last week Mr.. Adams was tn
e son-in-law of Mrs Bramble of thi
n city, and on his various visits to thi
city made many friends. The funerf
O. occurred Sunday at st. Louis.
g This is G. o. Alexander's last wee
r with the Ratcliff store He has bougt
S. the Empire Grocery from S. L. Smit
and with his brother-in-law, Fran
g Elder now with the Golden Rule, wi
IN take charge about July 10. Mr.. Ale,
ander mas been with the Ratcliff stor
lie for more than a year and should max
a success of his new venture. It
o. not known yet what Mr.. Smith will d
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