The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-06
F. Freeman, United States officer

Mrs. D. ). Smith and daughter have
returned from visit in Chicago, Ill.
AIRS. Henry Clark went to Chelsea
this morning for a visit with relatives.
Amos Stoalabarger went to Kelso
today where he is loading out some
hay
Mrs. William Wilson and son, paSid
Wilson came up this morning from
Adair.
Mrs. Walter Il. Buchanan will enter
tain tomorrow afternoon with bridge
party
r. NJ. Straight was here yesterday
afternoon and last night from Mus
kogee.
Deputy Sheriff Steve Edwards was
at Welch this morning serving some
papers.
The Brooks Book Store has the
swellest line of dolls ever seen in
Vinita.
J. Cheatham is here from Oklahoma
City to put on the screening at the
asylum.
J. w. Chandler and Bob Harris were
among the visitors here today from
Fairland.
j. j. Haynes, the storekeeper of Es-
tella left last evening for Kansas City
on business.
DR. J. ]. Jackson has returned from
his home in Iowa where he spent
Thanksgiving.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Virgins returned
to their home at Bluejacket after a
short visit in this city
Congressman Jas. S. Davenport left
for Washington last night to attend the
short session of congress.
DR.. E. Leon arrived this afternoon
from Sloan Springs to look after
property interests near here.
Frank Williams has gone to points
in western Oklahoma where he will
buy a large shipment of mules.
There will be carload of Ozark ap-
pies of different varieties on the Frisco
tracks this evening or tomorrow
The Sanders-W Wright people say that
they have more toys on display IN
their store than there are in Santa
Claus land
p. II. Graham was at Welch today.
Mr.. Meadows, state manager of the
Woodmen Circle, will address a meet.
ing of the w. o. w. at their hall
| "Wednesday night.
The ladies' of the Christian church
will serve lunch Saturday, December
18th, in the Reese store room in the
Cherokee building
Brooks Book Store is going to give
away on Christmas eve beautiful
dressed doll now on display in Their
west show window
A marriage license wa sissued yes
! terday afternoon to Frank Reinche
age 80, of Big Cabin, and Miss Bertha
Fields, age 16, of this city
Billie Devine is getting ready to va
cate the room across the street from
the gas office, which he has occupied
for some time as a restaurant
F. Nidiffer returned to his home al
Fairland last evening after spending
the day in this city. He was accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. August
Schliecker.
Rev. Lawson, father of Mrs. w. o
Davis, who has been holding a series
of special services at the Presbyterian
church, has returned to his home il
Nashville, Ark
An open meeting of the w. o. w
will be held Wednesday night, 'Decem
Der 4. District Manager II. l.. Mar
shall of Muskogee and other promi
nent Woodmen will be present.
The ladies of the Christian churel
will have a fine display of Xmas gifts
Saturday, December 7th, in the Cher
okee building in the room recently va
lcated by the Reese Mercantile com
Epany.
Mrs Gabe Parker left this morning
for her home in Durant after a visit a
the home of Mrs. A. ". Foreman an(
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. JohE
B. George, who are visiting Mrs Fore
man
The regular session of the Ladies
Missionary Society will be held at tht
Methodist church Thursday afternoon
Instead of at the home of Mrs. Let
Barrett as announced. All members
are urged to be present as there is
very important business 10 be tracs
acted.
From Wednesdays Daily.