The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-06-21
PROM sATuRpAY.s pAILY.

r. E. Ross is visiting in Grove.
John Chandler is in town today.
Guy Patton is at Muskogee today.
Lewis Kell is visiting at Chelsea.
The Saturday crowd is unusually
small today
Miss Grace Frazier is visiting here
from Adair
VIII Horn returned this afternoon
from Neosho
e. NJ. Bower was up from Pryor yes
terday afternoon.
Judge Gill won out in the delegate
contest at Chicago.
B. L. LaFon is down from Edna,
Kans., on business today.
Miss Mayday Clark left last evening
TO ra visit at Atlanta, Ga
Elmer Bailey is in western Kansas
working in the harvest fields.
Miss Mary Chandler is spending the
summer in Los Angeles, Cal.
Services at the Catholic church to-
morrow will be at a. m. only.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Marrs went to
Tulsa this afternoon for visit.
A number of Vinita people are fgur-
ing on attending the Baltimore conven-
ton
Paul Beard left last night for Enid,
Okla, where he will work through the
summer
Miss Pansy Ridenhour entertained
number of her friends last evening
with a party.
Mrs. Nancy Bleyins is suffering
from partial stroke of paralysis. One
side is afflicted
A number of Vinita men are plan
ming to attend the democratic conyen-
tion at Baltimore.
Mrs. G. H. Goodpaster and children
will return this evening from visit
at Springfield, Mo.
DR.. Oliver Bagby,. John Thomson
and. "A. L. Churchill went to Kansas
City last evening.
House for rent, furnished, for sum-
mer, owing to family visiting in Colo
RADIO W. B. DePue.
Mrs. J. /. Morning and son, Barton,
will spend Sunday in Parsons with
friends and relatives.
Mrs. r. B. Pegues is here from ST.
loan Springs, Ark, visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Morris Knight.
The Golden Rule ball team will go
to Ketchum tomorrow for game with
the team of that place.
Steve Edwards went to Pryor this
morning with a boy to be placed in
, the childrens home at that place.
The Oklahoma special to the Chi
cago convention passed through yes
terday afternoon over the Frisco.
Harry Smith VIII leave this evening
for Old Mexico, after a visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Smith.
Next Thursday night, June 20, the
ladies of the Presbyterian church will
serve ice cream; sherbet and cake on
+ tue CuuFcn lawn.
Miss Densie Stebbins and Miss
Carrie Gage have returned to their
homes after visit in this city with
Mrs. Garland Marrs.
John Gunter is getting busy with the
contract for his new IS feet front brick
on south Wilson street. The build
ing will be completed this year.
Tonight Gordon and Deloy fight ten
rounds in the Ironsides building on
South Wilson street. The first pre-
liminaries will be called at nine o'clock.
Mrs. J. S. Alfrey and children will
return to their home at Sloan
Springs, Ark this evening after a.
weeks visit with relatives and friends
in this city.
The Milford-Bergers won an easy
victory over the Bankers yesterday
afternoon. The final score being 13I
to 7 The battery for the Milford
Bergers was Greable, Hall and Marrs
for the Bankers Chouteau, Lowe
Haynes, Parks and Hughes.
A boy by the name of Jimmie Reno
was killed by lightning on Duck creek
yesterday afternoon. The boy was
coming from hay field when the bolt
struck team belonging to him and
was killed at the same time. ~
4s@85
FROM MONDAYS DAILY.