The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-11-12

b. S, Webb went north to Union
school house this morning.
j NJ. Trollinger, the Adair druggist
was in the city last night
George Ashby went to Welch this
morning to do some surveying.
Gene Englehart went to Adair this
morning to inspect some land,
Grant Bozman and e. P. Long were
here from Centralia yesterday.
], NJ. Simms, commissioner, returned
home to Bluejacket this morning.
Dodson Brothers are here from Chel.
sea on business with the Phelps Land
Co.
DR.. G. A. Fite and j. w Skinner was
business visitors from Adair this morn
ing.
b. d. Ming is here from Washing
ton, Mo, looking after property inter
Iests.
Charley Wheat has the contract for
building a $4,000 house for Ed Chou
teau.
Jim Minson was in from Catale this
morning and joined the party for
Chickasha.
Lee Webb and VIM. Baxley left this
morning for Chickasha to attend Unit
ed States court.
Major H. c. Cusey returned this
morning from a trip to Claremore, No
wata and Ooologah
|. A. Richardson went to Ketchum
this morning where he is building
some houses for rent.
]. R. Carselowey had business at
Pryor yesterday and was not on duty
at the Chieftain office.
Dr. Bulgin opened series of lee
lures at the First Presbyterian church
in Muskogee last evening.
Charles Murdock returned to his
home in Muskogee last evening after
a short business visit here.
D. F. Clark, the newly elected coun-
ty clerk of Mayes county, arrived on
the $3.50 train from Adair
Billie Devine has rented room on
Wilson street and will move his res
taurant to the new location.
The teachers in the high school are
spending their enforced vacation visit
ing at their respective homes
Harry Mead returned to Wichita
last night, after spending few days
here with the boys at the store.
A meeting of the directors of the
Ratcllff-Sanders Grocery Co., was held
at the Vinita National Bank today
L. Jaundrews came up from Adair
last night and took the Frisco for
Mena, Ark for visit with relatives.
J. e. Armstrong arrived this morn
ing from his home at Bunceton Mo-, to
look after property interest here and
at Blueiacket.
DR. Oliver Bagby received telegram
this morning from the state board of
affairs, saying they would not be here
tomorrow as they expected.
Deputy E. II. Trott brought up two
men from Mayes county last evening
on liquor charges. He finds Mayes
county good pickings for him.
Mrs. w. B. Coley accompanied her
mother, Mrs. Lane and her sister, Mrs.
w. A. Randolf home to Emporia
Kans., this morning for visit.
Il. w Southworth was elected as
member OF the executive committee of
the Southwest Printers Cost Congress
which met at Muskogee Saturday.
Major F. F. Mayfield editor of the
Bluejacket paper is in the city in the
interest of the Boys of Woodcraft, an
auxiliary of the Woodmen of the
World.
The postofiice at Altamount, Kanse
vas robbed last night, and call to
Sheri Ridenhour for blood hounds
was made. but the dogs were not in
trim.
Walter Charesworth who was cash
ier OF the Cherokee National Bank
here some years ago writes for copies
of the Cbieftain containing the cleo
tion news He is now with the Ger
man-American Savings Bank, Los
Angeles, Cal, and says California is
dandy place to live