The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-03
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The weather; Tonight and Tues
day, unsettled.
w. H. Hyde is here today from Kan
sas City.
Page Graham has returned from Cof-
feyville.
w, A. Conkling is here today from
Nevada, Mo.
]. Thomas is visiting here from
Woodard, Okla.
Jim Victor of Alton visited friends
in Vinita Sunday.
The Craig county campaign may
now be said to be open
Miss Lucille Haynes is visiting rel
atives in Chanute, Kans
HOUSE TO RENT-South Smith
street L. p Garrison.
The Kelso ball team won from vinita
yesterday by score of II to II
Miss Hattie Craig went to Tulsa
this morning for a visit with friends.
Mr.. and II. c. Dage of Coffeyyille
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. P. N. Cra-
han
Van Stuart and wife returned to Mi
ami today after a visit with B. G.
Chandler and family
Entertainment and refreshments at
the lawn social Tuesday evening. Cor.
ner Illinois and Brewer.
Enjoy an evening at the Episcopal
lawn socia TUESDAY, given at corner
of Illinois and Brewer.
The party of Vinita people who at
tended the Halsell wedding in Kansas
City returned last night.
Murrel Badgett will leave this even
ing for Fort Gibson, where he will
visit through the summer.
Tuesday evening at Episcopal rec
tory the ladies have arranged lawn
social Be sure and come.
A number of teachers came down
from the north end of the county to-
day to attend the normal.
A. S. Bebout and wife arrived from
Gatesyille, Texas Saturday night to
visit their son, G. N. Bebout
Mrs. Quiggs and children have re-
turned to Chanute, Kans., after visit
with ]. c. Haynes and family.
Horace J. Young and Miss Mildred
Keigley of Joplin were married here
yesterday, Rev. Miller officiating
All west bound trains were late on
the Frisco today on account of being
behind wreck several miles east.
Miss Hazel Hope has returned tc
her home in Springfield. Mo- after q
short visit with friends in this city.
If you are going away for vaca
tion, drop the Chieftain card or tee
phone us and the paper will be sem
you.
Miss Alice Heron left Sunday fol
Saltwater, Okla, where she is going
to attend school for the next sis
weeks.
John Franklin, Sam Bumgarner
Harry Hamilton and Paul Robinson
have returned from fishing trip oil
Spayinaw
Mrs. G. n Robinson and child ar
rived last evening from Idabell, Okla.
for a visit with her parents. Mr. anC
Mrs. A. F. Chamberlin.
John Burns was called to Needles
Cal, today by telegram announcing
that Tom Burns, his son, had beer
fatally injured in a wreck. Tom was
locomotive engineer.
Miss Agnes Gunter now has charge
of the circulation of the Daily Chief
tain and will take subscriptions and
collect for same Any courtesies
shown her will be appreciated.
Jewell Scott and Corbett Chouteau
were at Chetopa, Kans, yesterday
acting as the battery for the Chetopa
baseball team against Edna, Kans
The Chetopa boys won with sixteer
strike-outs to Chouteaus credit.
In a cutting fray west of White Olb
last night, George Thomas, a negro
was fatally stabbed by another negro
named McNair The fight started
over a family affair The wounded
negro will die. The other has been
arrested.
Mrs. Susan Sanders was here today
en- route to st. Louis and left the an
nouncement OF call meeting Of Cher
okees at Kansas, Oklahoma, July 4,
and to take steps to recover money
due the tribe for lands illegally taken
in negro allotments.
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