The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-01

HoIuihs ana took the Katy Tor Mus
kogee,
Rev. ]. A. Grimes was here from
centralia yesterday to hear w. j..
Bryan
Billie simms went to welch this
morning in the interest of his can
didacy.
Mrs Z. NJ. Probasco left this morn
ing for Dexter Iowa, for a visit with
relatives.
E. II. Brady and V A. Kinnison went
to Welch this morning to close up the.r
campaign
Mrs. Oliver Bagby and daughter,
Mable are expected home from Kansas
City tonight.
r. L, Chamberlin ana George Ash
by took the Katy Limited for Chetopa
this morning
F. L, Rice. of the Illinois Steel Bridge
Co, passed through this morning on
his way to Parsons.
NJ. o. Gabbert and w. H. Hurst made
a business trip to Fairland and Grove,
leaving this morning.
Jasper Martin thinks Joe Wheat is
going to let him freeze before he gets
that new front in the bank,
The barber shops have all agreed
to close at p. m, except Saturday
night during the Bulgin-Rose meetings.
e. w. Trenary came in from Adair
this morning and will go to Wheaton,
Mo-, tonight over the Frisco to visit
his old home.
Lucien Butler who carries the
mail on route No. out of Big Cabin
put on a substitute and came up to
hear Bryan yesterday
D. D. Smith, who recently put in a
moving picture show at Alton has
closed his doors, and turned his stuff
over to his creditors.
A. A. Barker and wife, OF Kinniscn
were here yesterday to hear Bryan.
They left last night for Joplin to visit
relatives before returning home.
Mrs. P. H Beason returned to Fair
land this morning after visit here
with her brothers Dave apd George
Weaver and Mrs E. A. Minshall
The doors at the Gunter building
where the Bulgin meetings are being
held will be in place so that they may
be closed If the building is uncomfort-
able Last night it was too cold for
comfort in the back part of the room.
Rev. W. H. Talmage went to Pryor
this morning.
F. M. Smith is transacting business
at Miles today.
R. c. Burris made a business trip to
Welch this morning.
G. e. Lowe left today for Eufaula,
where he has cotton crop
w. H. Kornegay left last night on
a business trip to Denver, Col.
Miss Nellie Smith returned last
night from visit with friends at
Tulsa.
Walter Cronon has returned from
Arkansas, where he went with load
of horses.
Sheriff Ridenhour and A. G. Mars
accompanied the bryan train on its
itinerary through Oklahoma.
Mrs. c. A. Bigelow left today for
Los Angeles, after visit here with
her daughter, Mrs. Lon Bordenkircher.
W. w. Voyles and wife returned
home to Salem, Ind, last night, after
a visit here with ". II. Voyles and
A. M. Voyles.
P. q. Newman left this morning 10
attend a sale at A. =. Morgan's, pear
the Kansas line His brother returned
home to Welch on the morning train.
w. G. Phillips and T. R. McSpadden
were here from Chelsea this morning.
Mr.. Phillips went from here to Mus
kogee and Mr.. McSpadden went to
Nowata
Chief of Police Goodpasture found
the two boys who ran away from home
at Coffeyville and turned them over 10
]. w. Bridges who escorted them home
last night.
H. G. Hurst and daughter, Mrs. Alice
Ball came in yesterday from Chanute,
where they have been visiting and af.
ter short visit with w. II. Hurst re-
turned home to Grove.
o. l.. Patton who intended going 20
Kansas City yesterday on the Katy
Limited was foiled by the robbery, but
let this morning on the Limited for
Kansas City and st. Joseph.
+. J. Hobby, S. F. Parks and Prof.
7. W. Smith. were billed to speak at
the Thornton school house four miles
east of CentraIia, but will likely be
likely be rained out.
Deputy Sheriff Steve Edwards today
caDtured n two-galon Jug of whiskey