The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-10-10
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+. NJ. Gwinnup is on the sick list.

F. NJ. Gwinnup is on the sick list.
w. A. Arthur is here from Spayi-
nav.
J. c. starr went to Chelsea on the
noon train.
P. G. Hill and wife are here from
Bluejacket
FOR RENT room residence.
Fowler.
Deputy E. H. Trott went to Falrland
this morning.
Mrs S. E. Hicks came in from Chel
sea last night.
w. L. Gibson made business trip
to Welch today
Charley Kay is in town from his
farm near Pensacola.
VIM. Hampton and son left yester-
day for New Mexico.
Ewing HaIsell and wife have re-
turned from their ranch.
A good rain fell four miles north of
town yesterday morning.
Mrs. Goodykoontz returned from a
visit at st. Louis this morning.
FOR RENT-Desirable room mod
ern cottage. Mrs. Croninger.
DR.. Oliver Bagby and wife went to
Muskogee today to take in the fair
Ed Bond and wife leave tonight for
California to make their future home.
Joe Yeargin is here from Southwest
City, visiting his sister, Mrs. Lon Con
ner
Greorge Franklin is able to be up
town without his cruches for the first
time today.
J. G. Leslie, an old school mate of
R. E. Thompson is here from Wyconda
Mo-, for visit.
Hail did considerable damage at R.
E. Moss green house last night. About
200 glasses were broken.
Tom Dotts and wife left this morn
ing for their home in Cotton, Cal, after
visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Ella Crutchfield went to Kan
sas City this morning to visit her
daughter, Mrs w E. Halsell..
Mr. Wilbert, living in the Six Mile
Bend on Grand river, brought in five
loads of fat hogs this morning.
Ben Whiteday came in from Salina
last night where he is time-keeper for
Jackson & Freeman on the M. o. & G..
Tom Mudd and Logan Trout came
up from Big Cabin on the evening
train last evening, returning the same
night
DR.. Oliver Bagby and wife and
daughter, Miss Mable, took the Flyer
for Muskogee this morning to take in
the fair.
George Ewers, democratic wheel
horse is here from Hollow, in the
north end of the county, passing Will
son buttons.
James Tyner and wife who have
been visiting relatives in the vicinity
of Miles took the Flyer for Tahlequah
this morning.
w. A. Armstrong returned this
morning from Kansas City. where he
bought $7OO worth of material for the
Bull creek bridge.
Pryor Farley left for his ranch at
Talala last night where he will spend
some time looking after his stock and
getting ready for winter.
Frank Victor and family were here
today from Alton. Mrs. Victor and
children went to Muskogee for visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Murdock
Sheriff Ridenhour received word
from Norman this morning that Jake
Wolf had been caught and returned to
the asylum where he escaped day
or two ago.
G.. n. Bebout, W. T. Rye, Judge G. b.
Dennison. ] S. Davenport, A. D.,
Bennett and Seymour Riddle are T.
tending district court at Jay, in Della
ware county.
A good rain fell last night and today
which will be welcomed by stock men
and farmers sowing wheat Stock
water was scarce and the ground too
hard to brake,
T. D. Cox made a business trip to
Pequa. Kanss today. He lost mud
chain off his automobile yesterday