The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-11-29

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their future residence.
: Walt Woodal lhas returned from
Chelsea where he has been working
: in the oil refinery He expects to re-
main here for some time
Z Mrs Bert Hampton and Mrs Grace
Kerr are here from Grove visiting
Mrs Jas, Mccullough. Mrs. Hampton
is her mother and Mrs. Kerr her sis
{ ter.
Judge S. Parks left this morning
for Rose, Okla, to look up some heirs
in the sale of some full-blood Chero-
kee inherited lands being sold in this
court
Mrs. B. +. Fortner, who has been
/ here from Springfield for several days
visiting her daughter, Mrs. o, L.
Rider, went to Claremore last even
ing for short stay before returning
to her home.
Miss Juanita Gabbert left this aft.
ernoon for Los Angeles, Cal, where
she will spend the winter with Mr..
IGabbert's mother and sister She was
accompanied as far as Oklahoma City
by her father, NJ o. Gabbert
The McAlester Mill and Elevator
c., have lease dthe elevator known
as the Houk elevator, on the Katy and
are prepared to handle all kinds of
grain, at the highest market price.
Try them when you have anything to
offer.
DR.. T. t. Winner is in receipt Of an
Invitation by wire from the chairman
of the Woman's Progressive conven-
ton now in session at Oklahoma City.
TO deliver an address to the conven
tlon The doctor was compelled to
decline on account of business en-
, gagements.
Bart Gordon leaves tonight for
, Ocheleta, Okla, where he will meet
! Jim Flanagan in ten round bout on
! Thanksgiving day.
Scott Thompson will leave the lat
tier part of the week for a two weeks
visit in Illinois His position with the
Leader will be filled during his alb
sence by ]. r. Carselowey.
The blending of voices in choruses
for Merry Milkmaids" show that Mr..
and Mrs Talmage have not labored
in vain. Boys and girls who two
months ago would not try to sing a
note have been trained to take impor-
: tant parts.
Judge W, II. Voyles went to Mus
kogee this morning.
The costumes for the Merry Milk
maids" to be staged at the Grand
Theatre Thanksgiving night arrived
To-day from Kansas City. Everything
is in readiness for the production.
This operetta is being staged at an
expense of eighty dollars and one can
get an idea of the gorgerousness TO
be presented by local talent
John Barrett returned to Claremore
this morning.
Senator Gid Graham was in town
j, to-day from Claremore.
, Frank Williams has returned from
! business visit in St. Louis.
C. +. Holderman went through this
morning en- route to Chetopa, Kans.
The youngest child of c. G. Long is
reported to be very low this after.
noon.
/, The district court was the cause OF
crowd coming down from the north
end of the county today
, Ben Moskowitz is moving his store
, today to the room in the Wise build
, ling recently vacated by the Gem res
! taurant.
Mrs. Minnie Smith today received a
letter from her son, Rube Smith, who
-, lis at Maer, Ariz., and in it was ten
, dollars with instructions that it should
be used to prepare a Thanksgiving
, dinner.
G. \. Bebout went to Welch this
morning.
Big turkey dinner at the Grottc
Cafe Thanksgiving.
Major Fl. G. Cusey was visitor in
Chetopa, Kans., today.
| Mrs. W. r Coble aud daughter
came up from Big Cabin this morning
5 Geo. Adams was among the Big
Cabin people seen on the streets to,
? day
Mr. and Mrs Hugh Mcclure are the
5 proud parents of seven pound baby,
born last night.
- G. c. Roberts and p II. Graham are
business visitors at Welch. Bluejacket
t and Russell Greek.
Jim Howell came in last night from
:. Arkansas and went to his home in
Bluejacket this morning.
2 b. F. Cox went to Cushing this