The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-09-13
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to-day.
R.. Blakeney of Muskogee was here
over night.
L. c. Burris took the Katy south
this morning
Rev. c. J. Jennings took the Flyer
today for Eufaula
Harry Bagby went to Tulsa last
evening on business trip.
The weather man predicted showers
for today, yet no rain we see.
J. c. Starr transacted business in
Claremore yesterday afternoon.
E. D. Thompson went to Adair this
morning to do some advertising
George NJ Fisk is enjoying visit
from d. M. Busey of Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Green have again
taken charge of the Green Hotel.
Charley Pearson came down from
Bluejacket this morning on the bob
The Katy trains are now taking
water at their new tank opposite the
!. depot
Harry Martin and wife have rented
house and will soon go to house
keeping
Jack Kendall took the Katy south
this morning in the interest of the oil |
refinery.
Miss Agnes Ficklin is here from
Tulsa visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. Ficklin
John Heady and Mrs. Mamie Heady |
of McAlester are here visiting ]. ]. |
Spencer and wife.
Lloyd Beagle is here from Greeley,
Colo, visiting his brother-in-law, Will
Baxley and family
Tie Farmers State Bank is enjoying
visit from the State Bank Examiner,
Claude Tuttle today.
H. w. C. Shelton, county superin-
tendent made a business visit to Welch
yesterday afternoon.
D. H. Wilson is here from Tulsa to
attend a meeting of the Ratcliff-San-
ders Grocery company.
G. E. McKenna and family and S. c.
Lindsey came in today from Spring
field with a view of locating.
Miss May Long, who has been visit t
ing at the home of c. C. Long left this
morning for her home in Texas. s
H. C. Finley of Hobart is here visit
ing his brother George C. Finley and ii
his sister, Mrs. B. A. Mcfarland.
J. P, Gooch, city engineer has re- j
signed his position, and the work will
be looked after by Miss Mable Miller. {
Watterson Henry, who has been at
Central Business College at +
Sedalia, passed through today on his
way home to Chelsea Ii
G. P. Jones. Mrs. l.. Matthews, DR..
Woolard, Alex Lish, George Davis and I
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. C. Conner came in
from Welch this morning '
There was a car of colored brethren
went south owe rthe Katy this morn X
ing attache dto the Flyer to some point
south to attend a convention. G
J. Warren Reed, the great criminal
lawyer of Muskogee. died yesterday in fC
a Muskogee hospital. He was the au-
thor of a book entitled Hell on the n
Border"
Children in arms will not be admit d
ted at "The Rosary" or any large dra- a
matte shows at the Grand this coming
season. Every child that can walk IL
must have ticket. p'
J. r. Croker came in this morn
ing from Nowata and took the noon la
in the fair. He subscribed for the
Daily Chieftain while here H
l. n Bunch came in from Bluejacket tn
last night
Mrs. Oliver Scott came in last night NJ
from Parsons. tn
C. C. Roberts transacted business
in Alton today. dc
rate Courtney was over from Alton or
yesterday evening.
J. T. Haney the Big Cabin hay man, y,
is in town today. ~
w. c. Chamberlin transacted busi- he
ness in Welch yesterday. 10
Dr. Louis Bagby made professional
call to Kelso last evening. tn
Mrs. w. S. Miller returned last night ha
from a visit at Marysville. I'll
Imogene Sears left today for We
months vacation at Joplin.
Bob Harrison and Joe Dingman liz
we're here from Bluejacket last night Se
Mrs. Harye Canady, of Centralia left ri
last night to join her husband at Kin IN,
cade Kans
Mrs. n C. Moore of Union Springs, faI
Ala, is visiting her sister, Mrs. G. P. to