The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-06-28
From Tuesdays Daily.


ing.
DR., 0. ]. Byrd is here today from
FairIand.
The High School play the Golden
Rule this afternoon.
Mrs. J. F. Hamilton has returned
from a visit in Arkansas.
North Park is rapidly becoming one
of Vinita's beauty spots.
Mrs. Jennie Williams is here from
San Antonio, Tex. visiting relatives.
VIII Meeks has returned from Chi
cago where he attended the republican
convention.
Mrs. Toll is here from Sloan
Springs, Ark, visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs L. c. Knapp.
Capt. J. c. Wilkinson was in Mus
kogee yesterday, taking S. M. Dodson
to the federal JAIL
Miss Madge Jones is here from
Webb City, No. visiting Miss Bernice
and Wilma Williams. d
& Mrs. Roscoe Painter arrived last
night from Shawnee for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reed isa
/ Homer Weller returned to Musko-
gee this morning after short visit
with his parents in this city.
G. L. White of Centralia, candidate
for county commissioner for the first
district, was here today, the guest of
Dr. Hughson.
The keystone Tailors base ball
team will be here next Sunday from
Muskogee to play the Golden Rule
team of this city
w. E. Rowsey was here today en-
route to his home at Muskogee, after
two weeks visit in the east and at
the Chicago convention.
Herbert Beaver and Miss Sarah
Humes, both of this city, were married
last Sunday afternoon by Rev. j. NJ.
Miller at his home on South Miller
street
Mrs. Adds A. Brown is entertaining
the young married women of her neigh
borhood this afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Painter, who is visiting Mrs.
Frank Reed
The Bankers were easily defeated
by the Golden Rule team yesterday aft
ernoon by a score of 12 to 2f The
batteries were Chouteau and Bennett;
Wright and Stroud.
A bullet was removed from the right
ankle of Ed Bennett this morning by
Dr. c. S. Neer. The bullet was lodged
there last January as a result of the
accidental dropping of a revolver.
Mrs. Robert Key is visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hancock in this
city and will join Mr.. Key in Kansas
City in a few days where he has ac-
cepted a position in Morrison's Cream
cry.
Don't forget the picture show at the
Lyric Thursday night to be given for
the benefit of the Civic Club. Every
body is urged to buy ticket and take
an interest in making this show sue
cess financially. The club is in need
of funds to keep North and South
parks in good condition. Price 5 and
10 cents
from Wednesdays Daily
aa G. O. Johnson is here today from
Parsons. Kans
Albert +, Clinkscales has returned
from visit in Texas.
J. O. Pyle was here today en- route
from Dallas to Sapulpa
A. L. Churchill went to Claremore
this morning on business.
Sidney Smith and family left yester
day for Bartlesyille to remain.
Gus Ivey, candidate for congressmaa
at large, is in this city today
Illustrated lessons in agriculture
were shown at the normal the last
two nights.
Mrs Alice Elder, of Somerville, Ga.
is here for visit with her son, Frank
Elder and family.
A horse belonging to Tom Isabel
ran away last night and tore up a
buggy No one was hurt.
Max Campbell is here from few
days from Seneca, where he fills a
position in lumber yard
The Bankers are playing the Craw-
ford Comedians this afternoon. At $50
the Milford -Bergers and Bankers will
play.
Miss Ester Nichols left yesterday for
her home in Olate. Kans., after a visit
with Miss Marion Mcfarland in this
city.
The fire department made run
this morning to the residence of Mrs.
Lucy Tolbert where a shed was de-
stroyed by fire