The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-10-07
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John "A. wise returned yesterday
from Chicago and ST. Louis
L. B. Campbell ehaproned a crowd
to Mustang creek yesterday for an
outing. He says the creeks are as dry
as he ever saw them.
j. L. Kell Sundayed with his family
here, returning to Chelsea this morn
ing, where he is engaged in the hay
business.
Try Whitneys restaurant. tt
Milt Corey and Jim Gasky, of the oil
refinery force made a business trip to
Claremore today
George r. Terbush made a business
trip to Claremore today
Frank Williams left on a business
trip to Oklahoma City and other points
this morning.
Henry Woolman had little girl
badly burned Saturday night
B. G. Chandler and wife are both on
the sick list
Claude Nugent returned last night
from Texas where he went to buy cat
tie.
John Trotter and Glen Hulsencamp
made business trip out to the White
Oak hills today.
Robert Ironsides returned to Tulsa
this morning, where he is secretary of
Congressman Davenport's campaign
committee He says R. T. Daniel, Mr..
lDavenport's opponent, is very unpopu-
lar in his own city and it is his
opinion that Mr. Davenport will carry
lit by large majority
W. T. Rye returned this morning
from business trip to st. Louis.
Bob Wilson is here from Centralia
on business.
The Fraternal Aid drill team will
meet Tuesday night
Jack Kendall made his usual trip
to Bluejacket and Welch today
Grandma Bluejacket returned home
to Bluejacket this morning after a
visit over Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. Ed Sharp, who accompanied her
home for few days visit
Frank Collins and A. L. Churchill
made business trip to Alton early
this morning. Mr. Churchill went to
Claremore on the return train
P. II. Graham goes to Adair on busi-
ness for the Parker-Wise people today.
r. e. Thompson and Elmer Suiter
and wife made an auto trip to Adair
yesterday.
Commissioner George Costley is in
town from his farm near Centralia.
Sheriff Ridenhour received tele-
gram this morning from the superin-
tendent of the asylum at Norman, to
look out for Jake o. Wolfe who had
escaped. He formerly lived here.
E. L. Graves and wife of Adair are
shopping in Vinita today.
J. L. Trout, Lum Perry and Marion
Simason were here from Big Cabin
today.
DR.. Louis Bagby went to Big Cabin
Saturday night to see Mrs. Clyde Shep-
herd who was seriously sick. but is
reported better today.
|. A. Richardson made business
trip to Bluejacket today. The old man
is putting in a lot of buildings at Ket-
chum, including livery barn and
camp yard, dwelling and a store
house, all of which he has leased to
business men.
A. M. Hall is here from Bluejacket
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Joe Green.
F. G. Granger, of Toledo, o., is here
to install the machinery in the new
asylum building.
J. w Dotts. state live stock inspec-
tor, is here from Tulsa on business to
day His brothers, John, Tom and win
Dotts will drive down from Blueiacso'
this evening to see him.
DR. G. w. Day shipped two coops of
thoroughbred chickens and one coop
of ducks to the Muskogee fair this
morning
J. w. Leathers is here from Adair.
Ben Dingman, Jim and Arthur Hall
and ]. NJ Simms are here from Alton.
Mrs. Willie McCrary went to Alton
Saturday evening and visited friends
over Sunday.