The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-10-04

property is so great that a bulJdin.
boom must hit us soon.
The recent clearance sale of n.
Bmejacket Mercantile Co, succeaaos
in clearing their store of old gohas
but daily arrivals of ney shipmS3
keep up an unbroken stock of seasos
able goods.
c. NJ. Condor of oswego, Kans. ono
of the largest stockholders in on,
bank was visitor to this place wee
terday, on business connected win
the bank. Mr.. Condor is always wei
come to Bluejacket.
| Miss Arnole Layton, one of the mos
popular young ladies of our town :,
tertained last Monday evening at bs
home.
Messrs. J. w. Rankin and J.1W
Rhoades of Rosendale, Mo-, are tv,
new additions to the population of III.
Bluejacket community. They are ca,
lpenters and will help ON ]. Wan
Akren's large barn which is now M.
der course of construction. Sevent
more such men could get work at the
present time.
Mrs. Obed Patty and son are visit
| ing at Galena, Kans., this week, and
before their return will visit sevaam&
Missouri towns.
A new telephone is talked of x
tween Bluejacket and Centralia, and
the matter is not going to end in talk
either, for the prediction can safely
| be made that within the next six
months commercial line will connect
the two places and every cent of the
money in its construction will be furns
ished by the two towns.
Our moving picture show is not gd
| ing to hibernate but the proprietor has
leased the Bryant Cash building on thu
north side of the street, and will sea
the building with opera chairs, and
the lovers of good picture show wiz
be accommodated as of old
Mrs. w. S. Maupin last Sunday.
while preparing a meal was quit
badly though not dangerously burned
by pan of hot grease, which too4 irf'
as she was cooking.
Mr.. James Martin dislocated his arf
last night while going home iron
town. 1t was first thought the liml
was broken. II
Dir Cornwall made a business tTi:
to Muskogee this week, but was abs
Ito return the same day
Mr. Holder, recent acqusitios
to our town from Montana, purchase
the Shook house in the south part 4
town and removed it to his lot nes (
the school house and will remodel
into comfortable dwelling.
]. A. Maloney, formerly our Cit
marshal, is now in the employ q&s.ths z.
Maupin Hdw Co., as collector. q
One of the busiest places about OF
town is the elevator. This compan
has just finished a new flour hous.s
that will hold four car loads. The
| are also receiving all kinds of graf
every hour of the day because of til
liberal prices paid. One innovation
this year was the purchase of fax.
yesterday they shipped out their la
| car 70 rthe season. The price par
was shade under $500 per bushel.
/. N. Bunch who has been very sic
with tonsilitis for the past week
again able to be on the street.
Port Newman, republican nominl
for sheriff, has been interviewing ou
citizens in the interest of his ca
didacy.
R. n. Dudley, our section forema
has completed his 33rd year of ser
ice in that capacity for the Katy ra
road, and as a recognition of his loF
service, the company has sent him 8
annual pass that is good for himse
and family.
The extra railroad gang which h.
passed nearly month here is now
Kelso doing repair work there
On last Friday evening Mr. and Mr.
]. E. Smith entertained the pupils
the high school at their home If yc
should hear both sides speak of ea
other you would think that they hf
formed a mutual admiration socie
while assembled The one INF .
the good breeding of the chill AsssA<svs
other the generosity and kindness I"
their host and hostess