The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-06
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Walter Cronan and Joe Sells are in
Arkansas.
The little daughter of Pat Ryan died
yesterday.
Clifford Gilstrap goes to Joplin to
work soon.
T. A. Chandler took the Flyer south
this morning.
Judge Davis took the Flyer south
this morning.
A, D. Bennett went to Neosho on
business last night.
VIM Renfro came up from Big
Cabin this morning,
j. B. McManus leaves today for his
home at Delaware, Okla.
C. P. Jones was down from Welch
to hear the votes counted.
Lorraine Drake left for Nevada this
morning to attend school.
C. c. Roberts returned from busi-
ness trip TO Fairland today.
John Morris brought in the Morris
precinct votes this morning.
F. S. Z. Amos returned to Oklahoma
City on the midnight Frisco
F. NJ. Harmon is back from Kansas
City and will locate in Vinita.
p H. Beason came in this morning
from Fairland to visit relatives.
Ed Lane and Tom Fields brought in
the Fields precinct votes this morning
Ben Funk and Walter Newell came
home from Nowata to vote, returning
today.
w. p. Gatewood has moved to the
VIM. Little house on South Thompson
street
1. N. Bunch was here from Blue
jacket to hear the final results of the
election
Mrs. NJ. f. Jackson is visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. J,
Schroers.
Elmer Wilson, who moved from here
to Joplin short time ago was here
yesterday.
Jim Davenport will represent the
third congressional district in con-
gress again.
Dyke Bates came down from Che,
topa to play with the vinita band for
a few days.
Henry and Fred Walkers came down
from Kinnison last night to hear the
votes counted.
Tom Parkinson leading republican
from Kinnison is in town to hear the
election returns.
Mrs. q. G. McGary arrived this
morning from Princeton, Ind, to visit
her son Clyde McGary.
Clarence Jones, w. T. Walling and
Others were here from Big Cabin to
hear the votes counted.
J. Wes Harris and Asbury Headlee
returned to Big Cabin this morning af-
ter hearing the votes counted.
o. w. Parks, brother of Judge Sam
Parks came over from Chelsea last
night to hear the election returns.
II. w. Hicks, candidate for county
clerk, on the republican ticket, re-
turned home to Bluejacket this morn
ing.
Mrs. Ethel Pontius left this morning
for Rich Hill, Mo, after a weeks
visit with her brother, Charley Wood
son.
Judge John B. Turner, chief justice
of the Supreme Court of Oklahoma,
has been reelected by large ma
iority.
George Timer. republican candidate
for superintendent of schools drove
down from Miles last night to learn
his fate.
Mrs. 7. A. Yadon of Welch and Mrs.
Iough, of Lebanon, Mo-, came down
from Welch this morning to visit Mrs.
E. H. Brady
less Richardson brought In the only
precinct that was not heard from last
might, Pleasant Valley He arrived on
the 1888 train from Welch,
The county election board compos-
ed of Davis Hill, |. n Bunch and viii
Klaus are busy counting the votes at
the vinita National bank today.
Miss Ethel Green, Of Gentralia. is
here visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
"A. n. Green, at the Thomson hotel.
Miss Green will be one of the teachers
in the Big Cabin school as soon as
the building is finished.
Judge H. NJ. Williams this morning
fined Cal. Fields $25.OO and sentenced
him to 10 days in Jail and forever
barred him from driving an automobile
in Vinita- Fields is the man who ran
into Mai Cusey Sunday afternoon