The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-04-12
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From SATURDAYS Daily.

4. G. Mars is in Erie, Kans., today
on business.
F. Arland was here from MuskogeeI
this morning.
The weather: Tonight and Sunday
unsettled, colder.
c. NJ. Leavitt is expected home to-
night from Parsons.
Lee Douthett of Todd was among
the visitors here today.
Tom Donnelly returned last night
from a trip to Kansas City.
Miss Mamie Collins left last even
ing for visit at Sedalia. Mo.
Earl Callahan of Montrose, Mo-, is
visiting his brother in this city.
George Johnson of the Leavitt Land
company is in Parsons today on busi-
ness.
q. w Braught of Alton was here
this afternoon on business with Be
bout and Voyles.
L. H. Ayers of Kansas City, was
among the guests at the Hickman
Hotel last night
There was meeting of the Confed-
crate Veterans at the Office of DR.. A..
w. Heron this afternoon.
Mrs. Boyd Hamilton and son ar
rived this morning from Fairland for
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Barrett.
Miss Ethel Raines is expected to
arrive this evening from Oklahoma
City for visit with friends and rela-
tives in Vinita
Sam Wammack and wife arrived
this morning from Shawnee for visit
with his brother, Charlie Wammack
and family in this city
Miss Sadie Thompson will entertain
a number of her friends at her home
on North Foreman street this evening
with seven O'Clock dinner.
Lewis Rogers made a trip to Chelsea
last night to embalm the body of f
M. Hooker, formerly general mer-
chandise man of that place.
The ladies of Alton and Welch in
vited Mrs. H. w. C. Shelton and Mrs
Geo. Kapp to assist them in organic
ing "CivG Club" in their town.
Preaching by the pastor in the Bap
tist church tomorrow at IL a. N. Sub
ject: "Our King Arose" with an ex
planation of the two resurrections. Al
s %. m. Cradle Christians"
The Civic Club of Vinita is one OF
the largest clubs in the state of Okla
homa if you don't believe it, you just
watch the Chieftain and we will prove
it to you.
Miss Dona Miller will sing the beau
tiful selection, Ninety and Nine al
the. evening service at the Christian
church tomorrow. She will be accom-
panied by her teacher, Mrs. W. B
Crawford.
J. w. Orr is here today from Tulsa
Bart Gordon lost his fight with Ar
Magirl before the Oklahoma Athletic
Club at Bartlesville, last night. The
fight was scheduled for fifteen rounds
but Gordon was unable to come bacl
at the seventh round.
George w. Green of Bristol, Colo.
is here visiting his brother, A.
Green and other relatives. Mr.. Greer
was one of the early merchants o
yinita and.is well known to man,
people here. He has been in the hos
pital at Springfield, Mo-, for som'
time under the treatment. of DR.. b. f
Fortner.
The services at the Congregations
church on Easter Sunday will be o
special interest A piano has beei
secured, choice music has been pre-
pared and the church has been decorat
ed with plants and flowers. Severa
additions will be made to the mem
bership The sermons will be apprc
pirate to the day. e1
A small, but appreciative audienc
witnessed the program at the higl
school last evening. The program
consisted of music, reading and dia
logue. The G1ee Club pleased tn
audience with the selections they rer
dered and some of the students in tn
dialogues proved their talent alon
that line The program was close
with a beautiful Indian drill an
tableau.
Earl Purdy is in the city from Che
sea. where he is conducting sho
shop
The Harrison Theatre compan
close their engagement at the Gran
tonight and will leave tomorrow morr
ing for Sapulpa where they have a
engagement.
On the Electric Park field the NJ
ami high school baseball team met d.
feat by the Vinita high school team b
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