The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-07-26
From Thursdays Daily.

WIN Williams is here from Chelsea.
c. s Kinzer of Ketchum was in the
city today
VIM. E. Long was here last night
from Wagner
Sam Basharo was visitor here to-
day from Waco, Texas.
Mrs. Eva Wright was in this city
this morning from Wagner
Seats now selling for all perform
ance sat the Grand this week.
Harry Monaghan and family left for
Salem, Mo, today to remain
FOR SALE-Cheap, bed, springs
and mattress. DR.. w. B Crawford. If
DR.. Oliver Bagby has returned from
a business visit at Bartlesville.
Major Cusey had business in the
north end of Craig county today.
FOR RENT-One 5 and one 6 room
house. Inquire Purdy's Shoe Shop. 6-1
Miss Jackson arrived today from
Alton for few days visit with Miss
Edna Benton.
Matinee at Grand Saturday at 2:30
Little Miss Mix-Up." Adults 25c,
children 1Oc.
The Grand Theatre uses 1000 pounds
of ice daily and is the coolest place
in the city
Mrs. Ruby Peters is here from
Chickasha visiting at the home of
Judge Preston Davis.
Mrs. E. c. Dalquest and daughter
Miss Ethel Dalquest left today for a
visit at Junction City, Kans.
Berry Rich and family will leave to-
morrow for northwest Arkansas for a
few days visit with relatives.
Jack Frost Baking Powder at Enter
prise Grocery Co. 1880
Mrs. e. d. Ridenbaugh returned to
Kansas City last night after a visit
with her sister, Mrs. E. M.Henderson.
Miss Mildred Tucker left this morn
ing for her home at Sulphur Springs,
Ark after visit here with relatives.
The Golden Rule store have received
several new show cases and they
make nice appearance to the store.
Il. A. Reese, of the Reese Mercan-
tile company, returned on the Flyer
this morning from business visit at
Kansas City
d. w Bottenfield and B. j. Mills
went fishing upon Little Cabin yes
terday afternoon. They report a fair.
ly good catch.
Bert Hughes and wife are here
from Eldorado Springs, Mo. Bert and
his family were residents of Vinita a
few years ago.
Miss Vivian Scott and her cousin,
Miss Della Ghaffncy. went to Blue
jacket this morning for a few days
visit with friends.
Miss Marian Ellis was here short
time last evening en- route from Kan
sas City to Muskogee where she will
AiSlI SGNtidi udgS.
James S. Davenport is on a speaking
tour through this district in the in.
terest of his campaign for congress-
man. He spoke at Nowata last night.
E. M. Lawrance was here this morn
ing en- route from Kansas City to his
home at Alluwe. He accompanied his
wife to Excelsior Springs for her
health.
Lloyd R. Killam of Columbia, Mo-,
passed through Vinita today en- route
to Loucust Grove, the new town ou
the NJ O. & G., to visit his brother,
o. w. KiIlam.
Dr. Oliver Bagby and ]. o. Hall have
a force of men at work erecting a
new hay barn on his lot on north
Vann street, to take the place of the
one recently destroyed by fire.
F. NJ Probasco and wife left this
morning for Winslow, Ark. for two
weeks camping trip and to see after
iECit idfIu utdl w llStOW. sMlS. IIO-
basco will spend the hot months there.
George Martin, age "a, died at his
home on North First street last night.
fhe funeral was in charge of the Tay-
lor undertaking jarols and interment
was made in the local cemetery this
afternoon.
Yesterday was the hottest day of
the year in most parts of the country
and was the hottest in vinita by about
two degrees. A few days of the dry,
hot wind like yesterday would do a
tremendous damage to crops
Oscar Edwards. of Dallas. Tex.
who has been visiting Mrs. J d. Bryon
the past week in this city. left this
morning for Oklahoma City where he
will visit a short time before return
ing to Dallas.
The Boy Scout company returned
last evening from their weeks camp
ing on Spavinaw. They all report a