The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-02-16
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FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Geo. Kapp is in Alton today.
Elmer Bailey is on the sick list this
week
Henry Nolen was up from Pryor
today
Ben Pennington was here from Cen
tralia today.
Dan Mcclure was in town from Tim
ber Hill today.
DR.. G. E. White of Pryor visited in
Vinita last night.
Judge Luman F. Parker went to Mus
kogee this morning.
Mrs. John Gray of Alton is among
the visitors in the city.
Miss Eunis Wilson is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Geo. Kapp in this city,
DIR. w. NJ. Campbell, of Seneca, was
a welI known visitor in the city today.
Rev. ]. M. Miller went to Chelsea
today in the interest of church work.
l. N. Mcdonald was in town today
from his ranch delivering some fine
poultry.
H. r. Hale formerly photographer
in this city, but now of Fairland, was
in town yesterday.
Jim Keith of Oklahoma City is in
the city on business Jim was a pupil
at the college here several years ago.
Mrs. T. A. Chandler entertained tht
Friday Bridge Club yesterday after
noon at her home on North Miller
street
Every one interested in South Park
will please come to the Christian
church Monday afternoon at o'clock
February 18th.
Sid Smith goes to Tulsa this after
noon to attend the opening of the Pho.
neer Telephone company's new five
story office building.
Miss Florence Bramble will leave
Tuesday for the eastern markets to
buy the summer stock for the Bramble
millinery store and to study the spring
and summer styles.
This forenoon the big barn at the
farm of Roy Bicknell, four miles north
of town, was destroyed by fire. The
amount of the loss is not known, but
was heavy.
S. e. Wallen received a message
from Congressman Bird Mcclure yes
terday conveniny the intelligence that
he had been confirmed as post master
at Vinita by the senate.
Rev. Barney will preach in the Bap-
b tist church tomorrow morning at ii
O'Clock on The Dreamer and the
Doer." At 1880, Not Ashamed of the
Gospel" Any VINO desire to unite with
us on profession of their faith in
Christ by letter or statement will be
made welcome. At the close of the
..unday school there will be an inn
portant meeting of the board of dea-
cons
The first trial debate for the big tri-
angular debate between the Claremore,
Chelsea and Vinita high schools was
held yesterday afternoon in the high
school auditorium. The debators who
spoke yesterday were: Roscoe Evans,
Roy Brady, Harvey Shelton, Thomas
Mclaughlin and Turner Dameron. The
question was: Resolved that the pro-
tective tariff should be abolished. Sew
eral other students will enter at the
next trial
M. Holderman was robbed of $25 on
the way from Chetopa to Vinita on this
mornings flyer. Two men were ar
rested by Lee Webb and considerable
money found on them. They are sup
posed to be the robbers. Mr.. Holder
mans daughter saw one of the men
throw his arm around her father just
before the money was missing. The
men were turned over to the sheriff
and placed in Jail to await. investiga-
ton.
AS a result of team running away
with them, son of E. E. Lightfoot of
Kelso and young lady school teacher
r-EWere pretty pauiy NUT ct H0io' e"i'
morning. DR.. Louis Bagby went to
Kelso just before noon today to attend
the injured. Though badly bruised
the young lady escaped with no brok-
en- limbs. loung Lightfoot, however,
was not so fortunate, His right thigh
was broken and he was otherwise bad
~ hurt.
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