The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-08-09
From Saturdays Daily.

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From Saturdays Daily
Penn Phillips, is here from Turley.
Homer Trott was at Chetopa yes
\ terday
Dr. w c. Williams IS home from
Chelsea.
n Scott Thompson came in today from
north Craig.
Grant Victor was here this morning
going to Muskogee
Claude Whitaker was here this
morning from Pryor.
Tosh Jackson was on the streets this
afternoon from Alton.
Earl Murphy has returned from a
visit with relatives in Iowa.
The sherif's force brought an insane
man down from Welch yesterday
Mrs. Geo. H. Graham has returned
from two weeks visit in Missouri.
Miss Irene Conklin is spending sew
era days in this city visiting with
friends.
A car load of Vinita negroes attend
ed the picnic at Chetopa, Kans,. yes
terday
Rudolph Myers left for Muskogee
this morning after visit with rela-
tives here.
lice Jackson, candidate for sheriff
S~as here today from Welch. He was
at Big Cabin also
Frank Lee is making a strenuous
campaign for the republican nomina-
ton for constable.
C. G. Marrs of Centralia was a vi
nita visitor today en- route from
Prairie Grove Ark.
Young Alexander and Chas. Magee
went to White Oak this morning to
work in the hay field.
, Miss Pott Russell arrived from Sen
eoa this morning for a visit with Mr7
and Mrs T. T. Winner.
Judge T. NJ Burlington is steadily
improving from injuries sustained in
his fall several weeks ago.
Rev. Miller will deliver his politi-
cal sermon in the Methodist church
at Centralia tomorrow night.
Miss Mary Roper returned to the
city on Wednesday from an extended
visit with friends in southern Okla
homa.
A. G. Mars will go to Neosho this
evening to accompany his wife home,
who has been visiting friends there
: this week
Sam Parks, H. E. Ridenhour and
Jim Mccullough were among the vi
nita candidates attending the political
meeting at Welch.
p. P. Mason of st. Louis will be in
Vinita Wednesday of next week in the
interest of the interurban railway from
Ninita to Centralia via the insane asy-
lum
!. J. j. Spencer and wife returned this
morning from Washington where he
has been holding position as door
keeper in the lower house of con-
gress
Miss Bertha Beets and brother, Ray
Beets have returned from visit in
Missouri They were accompanied
home by brothers who will visit here
a short time.
Miss Minnie Arbuckle, who has
been holding position with the San
ders-Wright store the past several
months will leave tonight for Cass-
vile, Mo, to remain.
Miss Mabel Roper who has spent
the summer at Winona Chautauqua
visiting with her brother, Prof. A. w.
Roper and his family returned to the
city on last evening. She reports
most enjoyable visit and great out
ing.
All the morning trains brought in
load of people from Welch, Bluejacket,
~Adair Big Cabin and the other neigh
boring towns who are interested in
the coming election or who are here
shopping.
small cyclone struck Adair yester
day afternoon and blew down for the
second time in one week the large hay
barn owned by Judge Parker. Joe
Wheat narrowly escaped injury as the
structure fell
News of the death OF Mrs. H. H.
Harris formerly a resident of this city
and we'll known, was received today
= The lady died in New Mexico and the
interment will be at San Antonio,
Texas.