The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-08-10

Four room residence to rent.
Fowler If
Joe knight is visiting here from
Bartlesyille.
Seymour Riddle and sons are visit
ing at Bloomfield, ILL.,
Charlie Bluejacket returned to his
home at Bluejacket this morning.
Miss Clarice Cobb is spending few
days in Pryor visiting with friends.
@. Fl. Reidemann returned from the
jewelers. convention at Kansas City
last night.
Chas. Meadows and Grant Spaugh
are business visitors in town today
from Welch.
A vinita ball team will play at Adair
tomorrow under the management of
Corbett Chouteau.
Chas. Goodpaster and Homer Trott
went TO Muskogee this morning to take
some prisoners
w. M. Malone is at Topeka this
week checking up building and loan
concern of that city.
Mrs. ]. B. McManus and little daugh-
ter, Jessie, left this morning for a
visit at St Paul, Kans.
Mrs. Robert Knight left last night
accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs c. c..
Roberts for Colorado
C. w. Garrison and family will ar
rive today from Bellies, Texas, and
will make this their home.
Messrs. Nelson Coley and Carl
Wright of Muskogee are visiting at
the home of James Benton.
The grand stand at the Electric park
has been remodeled and a first class
seating place is being arranged.
Miss Eulah Strange returned to her
home in Texas this morning after a
visit with Mrs. A. NJ. Clinkscales.
Miss Gaynell Corder arrived yester-
day afternoon from Pryor and will
visit with friends for several days.
S. S. Clemmons, a nephew of Grant
Mcdonald was in the city last even
ing en- route from Waco. Texas, to
Rolla, Mo.
The funeral of Clay Title was held
at 80 o'clock this afternoon from the
residence of NJ. 0. Gabbert on South
Fourth street.
"The Rosary which will be seen
here soon, will be produced next sum-
mer in Australia by the owners, Row.
land and Clifford
The Vinita baseball team known as
the All Stars will go to Big Cabin to-
morrow for a game at that place to-
morrow afternoon.
W II. Doherty of Grove has pur-
chased new printing plant and will
establish a newspaper and job Office
at Grove, Delaware district.
J. S. Davis, the junk dealer, is ship
ping car load of old paper, bottles
an dother junk to Kansas City today
If you have any old junk of any kind
about your place Jim will buy it from
you.
Misses Alice Danenberk and Estella
Lane of Chelsea were here this morn
ng ii company with Miss Bagby, who
vas Oh the way to her home in Texas
after visiting at the home of Miss
Lane.
Mrs. A. B. Berger and children re-
turned this morning from an extended
visit in Neosho. She was accompanied
this far by her mother, Mrs B. ] Nor
row and her sister, Mrs. L. D. Rice
her sister, who were en- route to Stroud
Okla for a visit.
Prof w. T. Ford, former superin-
tendentof the Vinita schools, accom-
panied by his wife and child were here
this morning en- route from Fairland
to their home in Tahlequah. They have
been visiting Mr.. Ford's parents, DR..
and Mrs. o. J. Byrd, at Fairland
Advertising matter is being printed
today for an old settlers reunion to be
held in the |. G. Cass grove six miles
from this city on August 22, % and
"a number Of good speakers are
o. the program and several different
kinds of amusements will be provided
and one feature is that an eight day
clock will be given any couple who