The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1912-12-27
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&. &. R0Dtlls went 20 tlaremOre this
morning.
r. d. Cox went south this morning
ON the Flyer
NJ. b. Rich returned this morning
from Sloan Springs
John and Jim Baker of Alton are
business visitors in Vinita today.
Prof J. c. Bunch was among the
visitors here today from Bluejacket
A chimney fire called the fire depart
ment to East Canadian this morning.
Emmett A. Henly was a guest at
the Vinita hotel over night from Welch
Ben Funk is at home from Nowata
to spend the holidays with his family.
Chas. NJ Mcclellan is here from
Claremore looking after his property
interests.
w. L. Lyons left this morning for
several days business visit in Fort
, Smith, Ark.
Miss Sonora Gray left this morning
for a weeks visit with relatives at
Tahlequah.
The police last night captured twelve
gallons of Christmas whiskey at the
Frisco station.
d. H. Wilson was in the city yester-
day from Tulsa and returned to that
place last night.
E. M. Probasco made a business
visit to Welch this morning He will
return this evening.
Garland Marrs left this afternoon
for Tulsa and viii visit in that city
until after Christmas.
Ross Harris and Bowling Slough are
home from Fayetteville, Ark, where
they are attending school.
Miss Mable Cross arrived home this
morning from Nevada, Mo- where she
has been attending school.
Miss Sue Roberts will leave this
evening for couple of weeks visit at
her old home in Boswell, Mo.
A daughter of Mrs. Lucy Ward ar
rived this morning from Oswego and
will visit here during the holidays
Mrs Kate Sniggs and children left
for Alya, Okla, on the California
Limited to spend the holidays with a
sister
Miss Helen Churchill arrived this
morning on the Flyer from Washing
ton, d. c., where she has been at
school,
Misses Boundy and England, teach
ers on the high school faculty, left
today for their respective home in the
state of Missouri
Miss Bertha Beets arrived on the
oelated Flyer yesterday from school
at Nevada, Mo-, and will spend a cou-
pie of weeks at home.
Prof Thomas O'Brian, teacher of |
history in the Vinita high school, left |
last night for his home at Warrens-
burg, Mo-, to spend Christmas
The Katy Flyer was in two sections
today in order to handle the extra large |
amount of mail The first section is for |
the mail alone aud will be run during |
the holiday season.
Lewis Griffin will leave this evening
for Cleveland, Tenn, to be at the bed |
side OF his mother, who is not expected |
to live.
J. E. Sheahan returned this morning
fray,o Novoda ubara ha hoe baor IooIr
ing over their system of farming at
che asylum. He received some valu-
able ideas which will aid him in his
work here.
\ J. A. Holmboe and son, Laurence,
came in on the Frisco this morning
from the east, they will attend to bus
mess matters at the asylum building
today and leave tonight for Oklahoma
City to spend Christmas.
a number of the towns young people
who have been students in the high /
school here left today for their homes
IN the several nearby towns to spend
the Christmas vacation which began
yesterday afternoon and lasts until
Monday, December 80.
Prof. J. C. Bunch is down from Blue
jacket.
T. r. Montgomery and wife are in ]
from Centralia.
r. ]. Montgomery drove down from
Centralia today
w. L. Lyons left on the Flyer this {
for Muskogee.
A new skating rink will be opened i
on Scraper street this evening. i
Lee Todd is in town today. He just
returned from a trip in western Texas
George Downing, a prominent Cher I
okee of EVestville, is a Vinita visitor '
today.
Clifford Gilstrap takes the place of
Herbert Laurence as messenger boy t
for the Western Union.