The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1911-02-03
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY.

D. |. Elliott of Pryor, was in the city
today.
James H. Bunce came up from
Pryor last night.
w. e. Tumblir of Bluejacket is in
the city today
: Billy Simms made a business trip
/. to Pryor today.
w. w. Watson of Coweta, spent Sun
day in this city.
8 w. P. Farley went to Tulsa today, on
business trip.
F. E. Blachert returned to Musko-
gee last evening.
w. H. Clark made business trip
to Chelsea today.
]. c. Eddy was here from Oswego
today on business.
Joe Hunt, Jr., drove to White Oak
today on business.
Judge Wilson N. Smith returned to
Grove Sunday evening.
Ralph Newham is here from Tryon
for visit with friends.
Carl Croninger was here from Okla
homa City to spend Sunday.
Seymour Riddle is at Pryor on busi-
ness with the district court.
H. M. Ball of Oswego, was among
the guests at the Cobb today.
Lee Britain, of Carney, was in the
city today on a prospecting tour.
Representative Pete Coyne will re-
( turn to Oklahoma City tonight.
H. Newman, of Covington, KY, is
spending few days in this city.
w. A. L. Hoss is here from Edmond
looking after property interests.
!, w. A. L. Hoff is here from Edmond,
looking after business interests.
G. w. Lawrence of Pryor was among
the throng of visitors here Sunday.
i, Robert Ironside went to Welch this
morning on short business trip.
Jim Rix and family are here from
western Oklahoma visiting relatives.
+ James B. Bond was here this morn
4 ing en- route from Claremore to Pryor.
/, H. B. Johnson, general traffic agent
of the Katy is here today from Parsons
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Cantrell,
r Saturday afternoon, an eight pound
J, boy.
]. T. Perkins, Of Huga, was among
the throng of visitors in the city Sun
day.
s. Amos Stoalabarger left this morn
ing for trip to his farm near Blue
jacket.
Will Smith was taken in custody last
night, as a "vag" but was later re-
leased.
j. j. Brown, Jr., returned this after
noon from short business trip to
Adair
Judge Tom Brown of Claremore, was
here between trains today, en- route
to Pryor
- Morris Knight, wife and baby left
this morning for visit at San An
tonic, Tex.
e. N. Williamson and j. A. Thomp-
son went to the country today on a
hunting trip
J. F. Dunham and wife of Adair
: spent Sunday with DR.. and Mrs. A. w
" Heron, here.
|ef s. L. Beaver and A. A. Brown have
gone to the Duck creek country for a
few days hunt.
J. w. Sanders and wife left last
night for trip to New York and the
eastern markets.
The, Odd Fellows initiate some can
didates tonight and request all breth
rem to be present.
: Miss Alma Mayfield returned to Che
: topa last night after visit here with
Il Mrs. e. N. Williamson.
$ The fire department was called tC
I North First street this afternoon to ex
tinguish small fire.
Il c. C. Dabney and R. E. Edminston
= mortgage brokers, of Oklahoma City
! were in the city today.
i Mrs. J. J. Spencer was considerably
y burned by gas flashing from the over
-<sf stove this afternoon.
ZdE The county commissioners nave pur
4 chased tools for the prisoners at the
! county jail to work the roads with.
II J. J. Spencer and wife returned las
& night from Claremore, where Mrs
II Spencer has been visiting the last TIVE
II weeks.
U A marriage license was issued thi
a morning to Chas. Marker, aged 2S, o
II R. F. D. No 2, Vinita, and Miss zon;
IL Goforth of Okoee.
s9 A young man named Chastain, al
ii employ Of the East Side livery barn
l3 was fined $3.50 in police court thi
5I morning for fast driving.
n R. E. Downing, formerly a teache
- in the public schools here, but nov
Sl superintendent of the Claremore pub
ftlic schools, was, in the city Saturday