The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-22
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The weather: Tonight and Sunday,
generally fair.
c. E. Lahman is at Pawnee, Okla,
on business.
Guy Patton went to Muskogee this
morning.
Lon Connor went to Fairland this
afternoon.
One more week remains of the ooun-
ty normal term.
FOR SALE-Good large mule teams.
Chas. Newman ,4Otf
Robert Lee came up yesterday after.
noon from Adair.
Miss Louise Graper came in yester-
day afternoon from Pryor
J. C. Wilkinson and Homer Trott
were at Chelsea yesterday afternoon.
They are coming. Who? Craw-
ford's Comedians. When? Next week.
w s. Maloney is here from Blue
jacket attending the republican pow
wow
Mr. and Mrs. Heber Skinner return
ed last night from visit at Oswego,
Kans.
The Milford Berger baseball team
will play the Chelsea team at Chelsea
tomorrow.
At the regular meeting of the Elks
last night eight new members were
taken in.
Joe Monday is billed for lecture to
men only at the court house tomorrow
AFTERNOON
FOR RENTING resident rooms
and barn. Fowler.
The Boy Scout hike will start from
the city hall building at ten o'clock
Monday morning.
Lewis Nipp left yesterday for Ne
yada, Mo-, where he was called by the
death of brother
Mrs Roscoe Painter will arrive Mon
day from Shawnee, Okla, for visit
with Mrs. F. S. Reed.
Miss Helen McElhaney left this
morning for her home at Guthrie after
a visit with Miss Cusey in this city.
J. M. Jones and family expect to
Ileaye Monday morning for Colorado
where they will spend the summer.
Pete Mccullough returned to Miami
yesterday after two days visit with
his brother, Jim Mccullough in this
city.
FOR RENT = Modern fve-room
house. Joseph A. Gill Phone 4S-157.
Oswego, Kans.
S. NJ. Dodson was held in L. S. Com
missioner Browns court this morning
on one thousand dollars bond. The
charge was conspiracy
Three children of Henry Holderman
went to Chetopa yesterday afternoon
for visit at the home of their grand
father, H. C. Holderman
Billy Plumblee, the funny comedian
and ball player is still with Crawford's
Comedians, and has been elected cap
tain of their base ball team.
The rain last night will mean a
much larger crowd at the Sunday
school convention tomorrow and Mon
lday than there would otherwise have
been (if it don't rain more).
Miss Mabel Roper will sing solo
at the Sunday school convention to-
morrow afternoon and Mrs. G. N. Be-
bout will sing at night.
The Sunday school convention meets
at theGrand theatre tomorrow night at
500, at the Congregational church
Monday morning at 1000 and in the
afternoon at 2:3O.
The Crawford's are coming next
week great line of plays, music
and specialties. Bring all the folks
and see one of the best companies on
the road, carrying their own concert
band and tent theatre
This mornings Dallas News has an
account of ball game between the
Jacksonboro, Tex, team and the Obi
huauhua Indians, in which Corbett
Chouteau receives mention both for
heavy hitting and pitching.
The Rube Welch-Kitty Francis Mus
ical Comedy company open a weeks
engagement at the Grand Monday
night. There are thirty people in this
company and are reported to be the
best playing this part of the country.
A new time card on the Frisco goes
into effect Sunday. Hereafter five
trains will stop for meals at Vinita.
The changes of time are only slight.