The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-02-09


Mrs. T. A. Chandler has gone tt
Muskogee for short visit.
There is quite an epidemic Of
whooping cough in the city.
T. c. Holland went to Chelsea this
morning on business visit
Lon Corners baby is reported quite
sick, but little better today.
Charley Allen is here from Clare
more for visit with friends.
4 j. A. Reayes and r. Hawkins, Of
Edna, Kans., spent last night in Vinita
The Friday Bridge Club meets with
Mrs. c. o. Berry tomorrow afternoon
1 VIM. Howell was down from
oseuma today attending to business
Miss Pauline Kelley is at Muskogee
for tonights production of Ben Hur."
Emmett Hughes went to Muskogee
today and will see ben Hur' 4onight.
E. ]. Overley passed through last
night en- route from McAlester to Jop-
lin.
] w. L. Carr of near Enda, Kans., is
among the throng of visitors here
today
Mrs. Oliver Cox, of Alton, is here
ktoday for consultation with Dr.
Louis Bagby, over the health of her
son.
Mrs. DeSota Campbell is at Clare
more visiting her uncle Mont Frazier
and family
/ R. V, McSpadden returned this
morning from business trip to Inde-
lpendenee, Kans.
S. S. Cobb has brought suit in JUS
tice of the Peace Stanleys court, for
possession of the Cobb hotel.
Mrs. John S. Thomason and Mrs.
Clarence Rider are among the vinita
people at Muskogee to see ben Hur."
| The Commercial Club will meet to-
night to discuss several industrial
propositions now confronting the city.
| A marriage license was issued late
yesterday to Eddie C. Hight, aged 25,
and Miss Edith A. Laducke, aged 25,
both of near Chetopa.
Bill Busey, one of the guards work
ing the county prisoners on the roads,
was severely injured by a fall from
the wagon yesterday afternoon. He is
recovering today.
Owing to the absence of several
members from the city, the meeting of
the Young Ladies' Bridge Club. to
have been held this afternoon has
been postponed until next Thursday.
The ladies of the Cemetery Associa-
tion will have meeting on Friday aft
lernoon at 2:S0 in the Commercial Club
rooms. All who are interested in this
work are requested to come.
The ladies of the Episcopal church
will serve a dinner Saturday noon. in
the basement of the Barrett building
The usual price will be charged an1
everyone is invited. OF
The Congregational Ladies Aid viii
have cakes, brown bread, salads, Gin.
anon rolls, etc. for sale every Satur-
day at the Peoples Grocery.
The Civic Club will hold business
meeting Saturday at 3 o'clock at the
Commercial Club rooms. We ask it |
as a special favor for all members
who possibly can, to be present at this
meeting OIL |
Charley Nichols, of Centralia, was |
released from the county Jail yester-
day afternoon, his sentence having ex-
pired This morning he paid his fine.
and costs amounting to $69,2O i'm.
posed on liquor charge
The Wednesday Bridge Club was
delightfully."- entertained by Mrs. EN-
nett Skinner yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. James S. Davenport was awarded
he prize for making high score. As
many of the club members were out
II town number of special guests
we're invited to substitute.
Two arrests were made by the sher-
MS force last night Deputy Webb
rrested Richard Herring, who had a
elescope loaded with booze. Deputy
lark brought Jesse Woolman in from
ne country on a liquor charge. Wool
nan gave bond today and was re-
sased.