The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-22

). z. Starr and c. G. DeIue returned
last night from Claremore where they
went to attend district court.
| Charles Mcclellan who has been
here for few days, leaves today for
his home at Blackwell, Okla
| f. n. Taylor of Adair came in this
morning from a two weeks visit in
Missouri and took the Katy home to
Adair
Mrs. Louise Smith and children
went to Fairland last night to visit
her mother and father. Mr. and Mrs.
Freeman Nidiffer.
Mrs. A. T. Halsburg, of the Excel
sior Steam Laundry force is demon
strating the Kellogg breakfast goods
lat Burns store today.
Butch" Glenn leaves his position as
mail man at the Frisco tomorrow and
Twill accpet job with the Katy as
freight house foreman.
Ross Mode and C. w. Lee were here
this morning in the interest of the
Bernice Townsite company, and took
the Flyer for Muskogee.
Mrs. lisa Tucker and Miss Madge
Todd came down from Todd this morn
ing and will visit at the homes of E..
C. Dalquest and w. E. Dupree.
Hugh Sites is down from Kelso.
He and family will go to Adair the
last of next week to visit week with
his father.in-law, G. W. Poplin.
Mr.. Bues, the apple man, who sold
a car of apples from the Katy tracks
here this week. returned home to
western Missouri last night.
Clarence Jones and wife were up
from Big Cabin yesterday, and while
here, Mrs. Jones had DR.. C. S. Neer
perform an operation on her hand.
Mrs. Sophia Riedman returned last
night on the Flyer to Greenville, ILL.,,
after spending month here visiting
her son, Charles Riedman and wife.
II. L. Marshal, district manager for
the w. o. w. lodge, went to Blue
jacket yesterday in the interest of the
lodge He went to Claremore today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Methias McReynolds
are here from Labelle, Mo, for two
weeks visit with their daughter, Mrs.
R. e. Thompson, after which they will
/ go to Santiago, California, to spend
the winter.
Mrs. NJ. b. Rich enjoyed very
pleasant surprise from her Sunday
school class at her home on West
Delaware avenue yesterday afternoon.
Publis gatherings are now permitted
and there will be services in all the
churches tomorrow and the city
schools will open on Monday morn.
| ing.
/ Chas. Tcenor, the newly elected
county commissioner has been out in
the Spavinaw hills ever since the cleo
ton buying cattle. He came in last
might.
A tan box calf welt button shoe;
sofe as a glove, durable as rawhide;
peach" Milford-Berger Shoe Co.
VIM NJ Trout, the newly elected
democrat constable of River township
is here from Spayinaw, and says he
came within five votes of being de-
feated.
| Ewing Halsell has returned from
trip to Hominy and Tulsa. Mrs. Hal
sell goes to Tahlequah tonight to visit
Mrs. W. T. Ford, at the Northeast
State Normal.
All members of the Baptist Sunday
school are requested to be in attend
ance Sunday at 9:45, as the threaten
ed epidemic of meningitis is over.
Superintendent.
II. A. Mclean came up from Adair
this morning to do some shopping and
fooled around and let the train leave
hism here for the day. Evidently too
many bargains here for Nc. ID ~
P. Carlton came in ;last night from
luc ltW bOWn VI Dll iOll NJ
4 e.; andnsays the town is going to.
make good one lr ro4 st4as 81
The Sippey team ofadraft horses
sold on the street this afternoon at
foreclosure sale for $3.50 John Gun
ter was the buyer.
Rev. o. L. Smith, pastor of the Bap-
tist church will return from Marsh
field, Mo, in time for conducting the
regular Sunday services at his church.
Judge Davis will hold court Monday.
taking up the regular business of the
district court where it was left off
last Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Hutchinson, of
the Frisco, have returned from few
days visit at Springfield, where they
went to attend the wedding of rela-
tive.
Henry Holderman Of the Spavinaw