The weekly chieftain. [volume], December 20, 1912, Image 5

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o LOCAL AND PERSONAL o
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JOS. A. Cill was at Prvor vostenlnv
on business.
State Bank Commissioner J. D. Lauk
ford, of Oklahoma City, was in the
city this morning on route to Pryor.
on oifieial busings. He was aecom-
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IM'ui'u u oi'iifuiy v. i,. jteni
board.
M. J. Spauldir.g was a business visi
tor at Prycr this afternoon.
Mrs. George Couch ard Mrs. Tom
Israboll are visiting in Parens.
of j Xo child in Yinita shall go with. nit
ja happy Christinas, is the imrnoso of
Ross Bonnet will loavo .Monday even- the Good IVIIjw movement,
hero from ing for Dam ille, 111., for a two weeks Frank Camp is here from Grove
vacation from his duties at the Frisco, looking after business interests
Mrs. Bonnet lias been visiting in thai I John and Jim lbkrr r- .....
city for the past, several wet Us and j visitors from Ai'ton this afternoon,
t !;.(. jack.-t this wiil return to h. r homo with Mr. IV- j Major II. C. Casey is holding a sale
!Kt- jot Indian lands at Pryor this afternoon.
Tiif o,':.ty u-aohers are holding aj Regular meeting of the Eastern
aeeting in the high school buihlini: : Stars will be held Trmrs.lnv .v.-m,r
A number of splendid ! Mrs. B. A. McFarland left last even-
lddresses and musical numbers are ing over the K'atv for a visit at Kai.n
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oam uujip was uown irom Che- Herman Gray was taken into ous
topa, Kans.. this morning. odv last nieht at th- if:.rv.. ,!,
house on the charge of boiiis insarc.
H ' 4 S (I.
n. -a. conkung is iUre from Nevada, the state bankin
MO.
Silas Clawon is visit!
Tulsa.
.1. F. Murphy went to Bluejacket t
morning.
T. D. Cox was
morning.
-Mrj. Joe lh,ni i repor
iously ill.
Liicien .Maduox is hero from South- this afternoon
era Texas.
ur. ll. L,, Jlorton went to Waeoner on the irocra:n -.uui tlio nfoi.m io k..
Mrs. Pearl Dickerson. a lister of Gray,
will arrive from Oswego this evening
and take charge of the unf'Tunato
mnn.
lie sor
ing thoroughly enjoyed by the larg
this morning.
R. E. Thompson went to Big Cabin number of teachers in attendance
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Hall are here From Monday s Daily,
from Muskogee. , S. B. Churchill is at St. Louis.
u- t-Aurcmil returned this morn-' Sol Osborn was here Sunday fro
ing irom Kansas City. Pryor.
A. A. Buchanan is here from Nowata , T. P. Dewey is in town from Cen-
. oa business as an attorney. tralia.
j M. J. Spaulding returned yesterday I II. C. Cusey went to Parsons, Kans.,
avjKfternocn fro ma business trip south, this morning.
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W. M. Malone returned last night
from a business trip to Oklahoma City.
W. G. Reamer is preparing to go to
Corpus Christ!, Tex., to spend the win
ter. Nathan Bazey is here from Enid
with a view of locating in the farm loan
business.
a. u. uennett returned yesterday
afternoon from a day's business visit
at Pryor
There, were about thirty shoppers
down from Welch and Bluejacket this
afternoon
There, are only eleven more days
until Christmas and eight more shop
ping days
There, was the largest crowd of
country people in town today for sev
eral weeks
Miss Anna McDaniel camo up this
morning from Big Cabin where she lis
teaching school
There will be a Sunday school party
f it, tne nome or Mr. and Mrs. Davis
2, Hill this evening.
f . W. T- Writrht arrive.! l:it min
t from his home in Iago, Texas, for a
' i?.w days visit here.
Mrs. Willis Burchett has been very
ill for the past week but is reported
f to be slightly improved today.
Dr. T. T. Wimer returned last night
from Chicago where he has been at
tending a progressive convention.
j uThe high school students were given
a free show at the Lyric after the bas-
i. .et-ball game was over last night.
V. Ted Trolinger. came up from Adair
jesieruay auernoon to attend the basket-ball
game last night and to visit
friends.
L. W. Marks and a force of men to-
i day started work building the ap
proaches at the ends of the new Bull
creek bridge.
I Roy Ledmann was bound over on
five hundred dollar bond in the TJ. S.
commissioner's court this morning on
a liquor charge.
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and other Vinita stockholders went
to Ketchum yesterday to organize the
new bank at that place.
Misses Agnes Coyne and Nell Gar-
' vin returned to their home at Welch
yesterday afternoon after spending the
day shopping in this city.
f Mr. O. W. T.ennett wife and Aaufh.
ter arrived this morning from Parsons,
Ivans., to spend Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Morning.
Mrs. J. B. Scklicht returned to her
home in Scilio, Okla., this morning
after a two weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs. J. N. Walker.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to Robert Moore, age
23, of Nevada, Mo., and Miss Mae
Williams, age 17, of Yinita.
Bon. J. DS'Lankford, bank commis
sioner, and 'Hon.' F. E. Dennis, mem-
i her of the banking board, were guests
,of V. M. Malone this morning.
Go to the new Empire restaurant for
good chilli, for Griffin makes the best.
All kinds of short orders served quick
ly. Opened today in the Empire build
ing. Ed. White and family moved to
Spavinaw today where Mr. White goes
to take charge of the commissary de
partment of the new M. O & G. railroad.
Andy Hume spent Sunday in fiis
city from Welch.
Lucian Maddox is visiting friends
in Franklin, Kans.
J. II. Holmboe arrived last evening
from Oklahoma City.
Mrs. L. S. Worden came up this
morning from Big Cabin.
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Nichols ha v.?
returned from Kansas City.
Rev. J. W. Roper left on the Flyer
this morning lor Muskogee.
Mrs. Ewing Halscll has returned
from a visit in Kansas City.
Amos Stoalabarger took the morn
ing Katy north this morning.
Chas. H. Riedemann left last even
ing for St. Louis on business.
The stock of the old Hudson drug
store is being sold at auction.
Congressman James S. Davenport re
turned from Washington today.
Mr. and Mrs. Pryor Farley came
down this morning from Oswego.
W. E. Corlett is at Pensacola look
ing after some building contracts.
Ben Rose went to Bluejacket this
morning and is hunting in that vicinity
today. I
Charley Martin has returned from
Collinsville where he has business
property.
Mrs. S. D. Stipps is here from Kan
sas City, the guest of her sister, Mrs.
A. J. Williams.
T. M. Wheeler and Rev. W. F. Par
ker were among the arrivals from Pig
Cabin this morning.
Joe lligdon was in town this morn
ing en route from his home at Adair
o Siloam Springs, Ark.
City.
WouIdn'L you fool good on Christmas
morning to know that every child in
the city was happy?
The regular meeting of the Yinita
Chapter, No. 20, O. E. S.. will be held
m next Thursday evening.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will hold a rummage sale in the Bar
rett basement next Saturday.
J. L. Trout, John Ballet, Ed Ballet
and W. T. Hallet were among the vis
itors from Big Cabin this morning.
Mrs. Frank Williams and Miss Maud
Williamson went to Altamont, Kans.,
this morning for a visit with friends.
John Holland of Porum, Okla., a son
of P. II. Holland of this city, has
leased the Frisco Hotel and took
charge today.
Help make all Yinita happy on
Christinas day. Send a small contri
bution to the Good Fellows to help
provide a real Christmas for Yinita's
poor children.
The little folks w ill be the principals
in tho Christmas entertainment to be
given at the Presbyterian church next
Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bennet and
daughter returned to their home In
Parsons, Kans., after a few days visit
with Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Morning.
Rachel Leforce, daughter of Jas. S.
and Mrs. Leforce died of spinal men
ingitis last night at C o'clock. Of the
three cases reported in Vinita two
proved fatal.
The ladies of the .Methodist church
who have prepared articles for the
rummage sale Saturday are requested
to bring them to the Barrett basement
Thursday or Friday afternoon.
HJOM THURSDAY'S DULV
B. A. McFarland wort to Pryor this
morning on business.
Berry Rich wont to SiloaNi-.rings
last night on business.
Ross Bennett leaves tonight for a
visit at his old homo in Danville. Hi.
Mrs. Garland Mans went to Tulsa
this morning for a f . w days visit with
friends.
Miss Crilla Belle Hickman returned
this morning from a week's isit in
Coffeyville.
Willard Yoylos and wife are rojoic
iug at the birth of a very nice girl
baby, born to them last night.
The insane asylum buildings are be
ing rushed to completion. The elec
tric light plant is now In operation.
County Surveyor George Ashby
drove thirteen miles northwest this
morning to lay out the Comfort road.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Seth
Cope died this morning. Taylor &
Henderson aro in charge of the funeral.
Dick Oskinson, B. K. and H. V.
Montgomery and Z. Peariman motored
ia from Centralia to see "Freckles"
last night.
The police arrested Willie Rogers,
colored, last night on a charge of dis
turbing the peace. His case came up
before Judge Williams this afternoon.
Mrs. J. W. Jackson and Mrs. I. B.
Fluke returned from Oklahoma City
where they have been attending the
state rally of the Maccabees of the
World.
John Dickerson, brotlu-r-in-law of
Herman Gray, who was taken in
charge by the police on an insanity
charge, took the unfortunate man to
Oswego last night.
County Surveyor George Ashby sur
veyed a highway bridge across Russell
creek, on the main road between Welch
and Chetopa yesterday. Work on the
new bridge will begin. Monday.
Albert Clinkscales returned last
night from Booneville, Mo., where he
has boon attending the Kemper mili
tary school. He will visit at home
during the holidays.
The marriage license department
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c .asses noi snowing as much decline what he cannot get out of books he
as steers. Country buying last week supplies from his own abundant source
iiuei.ii, i...ihi. neaa to tr.at trade,
as compared with 10,00.1 bead same
woek last year. Trade eased off a
little at the end of the week, and the
flood of fed tattle today shakes the
confidence of country buyers a little.
though
session, a non-partisan organ
tomposod of all tho farmers
of knowledge. Ho was speaker pro
('in oi tho iast legislature, has been
t tonspicious figure in southern Okla
homa politics for jears and has a fol
lowing which is attached to hinide
votedly. For a time it was thoncht
they are still paying p to that he was tied no lihll... ,mf-,.
... . .or iveue.s, a.al for fancy was thd Nvilh u,c f.mm.rs. cau.
" fieeis. nogs u council heavily ens last
last woek. and the market is barely iation.
s.e.u.y ,oua. run .v-o ,,ead, top j bot!l ,10Ust;3 of . ,iri,,ntnro ,,.
,. bulk ?7.ori U) ?7.o, Kt.(.(,illts on two or thno ocrasion3 he dcmou
are fairly liberal, and weight is in- Crated his independence and voted
creas.eg. which puts the run a little against the farmers caucus measures
aoovo fresh meat requirements, which lIe is m a JOUI1r man l)ut a force.
:s a point where packers begin to fl,i character and as combative as
fight tho market relentlessly. They Uohin Hood
simply will not pack hogs at present Crawford was considered the floor
rates, but demand a seven cent mar- loadcr ot tho administration during
ket. Ihe sheep market acquired con- tho ,ast SPS8ioilf although ho freqaont.
0,ue..,u,e oioom iasi weoK, uiougi, not y broke away form the Cruce recom
as much as it is said by sellers to be .Herniations, IMltablv in the capitol
entitled to. Outside points report ox- commission light and the abolition of
eessivo supplies today, and there is iMs Haid that ho is Uu; candidate of
a temporary backset, though top lambs tho administration for speaker, ho de-
uiougiu ..,.) touay. noaiers believe
nies this and says that he Is for Cruce
when he thinks the governor Is right
and against him when he think3 the
governor is wrong. At tho last session
he was chairman of the committee of
on appropriations
which is by far the most important
committee of the house organization
FOURTH CLASS POSTMASTER EX- and he was reconized as being anim-
heavy runs no ware at the expense of
later supplies, which make's the situa
tion look good for most o fthe Colo
rado feeders. Light yearlings bring
nn in 47 no u ,,i 1, ci mi
"1 v" ' . the committee
tootling iambs ?t;.. to 17.1a.
AMINATION
Saturday, January 18, 1913
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that on the
date named above an examination will
be held at Yinita, Oklahoma, as a re
sult of which it is expected to make
partial distributor of the state's mon
ey and a close student of the revenue
proposition.
Each of the candidates claim the
election. Crawford's manager as
sert that he has already thirty-six
votes pledged to him, which leaves
Charley and W. T. McNeily, two and county judge did a rushing busi
woll known farmers living several 'ness yesterday afternoon. Four li
miles northwest of this city received jcenses were issued and the judge tied
news yesterday of the death of an three of the knots, the principal par
uncle, Mr. L C. Dean at his home in ties in these being: Clarence Fox,
witt m- jage 22, and Miss Mable Stevenson,
James 0. Campbell, age 2.!, of age 22, both being from Bartlett,
Spit-liars, Grundy county, Mo and Okla. Walter J. Sheffield, age 24, and,11"3 examination can bo secured from
Miss Georgia Davis, age thirty, of j Miss Ethel Cox, age 19, both of Welch. itne postmaster at Big Cabin and the
Ketchum, Mayes county, Okla., wore A. Gregg Ross and Miss Deane Simp
Mrs. Caroline Badgett arrived last; united in marriage yesterday after-!son, age IS, both of Prairie Grove
veiling from Muskogee for a week's
visit with friends in this city.
Mrs. Joe Wheat and children re
turned last evening from a few days
visit with relatives at Quinton, Okla.
Clarence Carmicle left last night foi
st. Louis to visit a brother who was
noon by Justice Ed. A. Stanley.
If you knowr a family in distress
write a letter to Mr. Good Fellow and
give him the street address of this
family. He will see that a Christmas
present is sent them.
W. M. Malone went to Tulsa today
Injured recently in a wreck. His place on business and expects to return
at the fire department is being filled i Wednesday.
by Felix Ridenhour. Dr. p. M. Adams, superintendent of
Bud Campbell came up this mon.- the hospital for the insane at Yinita,
ing from Pensacola and says that will be open for the reception of pa-
nil OA Set iVin Un- ., 1, -. !.. '.. .
f""-'' ia """"J. "us iwene neovments about January 15. Arrange-
buildings under construction and all
ilaces are doing a good business and
the new hotel almost completed.
Ark.
"" Claude Nugent returned from Kan
sas City this morning.
A new skating rink is under con
struction on South Scraper street.
Commissioner Addis A. Brown put
J. A. Davis under $7f0 bond to appear
j before the federal grand jury. '
The express and mail men are over
worked these days with the extra work
that Christmas time always brings to
them.
The case of W. C. Chamberlin, who
certification to fill a contemplated only ,ive short of the nomination,
vacancy in tho position of fourth class Williams friends are not giving out
postmaster or class (a) at Big Cabin, any '8tlniate or his strength, but
Oklahoma, and other vacancies as K,vo Crawford credit for only sixteen
they may occur at that office, unless votos at thfi Ul0st- Th,y declair that
it shall be decided in the interests of Williams has the lead and that ho
the service to fill the vacancy by re- wiH como undl'r tho w,ro an easy
instatement. The compensation of wln,isr w'ieu the caucus vote is taken,
tho postmaster at this office was $808 Maxey'8 campaign has boon vigoroua
for the last fiscal year. ,y carried oni all over tho state. But
Age limit, 21 years and over on the no statements aro forthcoming as to
date of the examination, with the ex- hi3 P1edSd votes, although, it , is. conn-,
ception that in a state where women tlenUy stated that he Js going to be
are declared by statute to be of full thore with the KraP8 at the finish,
age for all purposes at 18 years, wo- T"f!r 'e more than thirty mem
men IS years of age on the date of bcra of th9 last house re-elected and
the examination will be admitted. Ap- 11118 'loiaver ouncn is going to cut
plicants must reside within the ter- a Iot of Ice befre tho last rolo is call-
ritory supplied by the post office for rd- W- A- 1)urant. present speaker,
which the examination is announced. ls managing tho Crawford campaign.
Durant Is associated with Charles N.
Haskell in the street railroad project,
and other things and his connection
with the Crawford candidacy leads to
the belief that Haskell Is behind
Crawford, although Haskell himself is
not paying a word. Maxey and Wlll-
The examination is open to all citi
zens of the United States who can
comply with the requirements.
Application forms and full informa
tion concerning the requirements of
local secretary at Vinita or from the iams appear to be managing their own
U. S. Civil Service Commission. Wnsli- rampaiK.1. Here where John B, Dpob
ington, 1). C. ln J,tm Frnniw, John R. Williams and
Applications should be properly ex- ;thc roBt 0? Ule wdmiiilatratlon people
ecuted and filed with the Commission ilre congregated, it Is absolutely irri
at Washington within 7 days before Pos-dldc to get any kind of a line on
the date of the examination, other- t,ie speakership, further than the re
wise it may be impracticable to ex- I)(iated declaration that tho admlnis
amine the applicants. d-w tration is taking no hand In the fight
V. S. CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION,
A HOT FIGHT
' from Norman as soon as the manage
Tim i ' i (1 rr m . n DMnlAr1 i x : u : I . , . ...
.v J.ut,.w.l, iu Muwiuu ment nere are ready to receive them
Busey, in the sum of $300 by the coun
ty court, by default, several months
ago, was set aside this morning on a
motion filed by Mayor J. C. Starr. City
ments have been made for the recep-:j3 charged with assault with attempt
tion of SOI patients. Sheriff-elect to kill, in Joplin. has been continued
jbmartt will bring these unforunatei
rrom WtCnescUr'a Dally.
J. E. Gillespie is here from Spavi-
Attorney Simms testified that he had naw-
filed a demurrer to the suit and that
in some way it had been lost and
never became a part of the records in
the case. When the, case was called
several months ago the city attorney
did not appear in court and the judg
ment was granted the plaintiff by de
fault. In view of the fact that the city
attorney believed the demurrer was
on file and a part of the records, Judge
Parks set aside the judgment and
Joe Fisher is here from Oklahoma
City. ' ;
Dr. O. J. Byrd was down from Fair
land Tuesday,''
'B. F. Goudy of Chetopa was in the
city this morning.
Mrs. Bert Chandler and children
are visiting at Muskogee.
Mrs. Joseph Hunt is still very siok
at her home east of town.
R. E Admisson was among the visi-
until the next term of court.
Most of the cases in the district
court are being continued until the
February term, by that time the court
house will be in new quarters.
The local postoflice has received sup
plies for, and are making arrange
ments to handle the parcels post sys
tem which goes In effect January 1.
Harry O. McMahon and Miss Lulu
Sith were unl' Ji in marriage at the
home of the bride's uncle, Ferd Etter,
last night. Judge Ed. A. Stanley offici
ated. The wedding was a surprise to
the many friends of the young people.
FOR SPEAKERSHIP
All are Claming a Victory, but It lS
Impossible to Get a Clear Line
on any of Them ,
and will be satisfied with whatever
selection the caucus makes. This
'sounds alright to an outsider, but the
insider know that it Is just as Imposs
ible for a scrap of this kind to go on
without Doolin and Frame and Will
iams dipping In it as It is for a ship
to sail without a rudder. At that,
they may be of tho opinion that It l
,too early to get In deep and want to
test the tempature of tho wster be.
fore taking the final plunge,
STATE TEACHERS MEET DEC. 26.
, J Oklahoma City, Ok.; Dec. 16. W.''"
Oklahoma City. Okla;. Dec. 17. E. Gill of Tahlequah, president of the
The fight for the speakership of the, Northeastern State Normal School
house of representatives is getting antl president of the State Teachers'
warm. The democrats have a clear Association expects more than 2,000 "
granted a new trial of the case at the, tors from Welch today.
next term of the county court. Busey Hon. Jas. S. Davenport is at cl:ire-jO
brought suit to recover S,r00. allerp.i more todav on business. O
majority In the house and the choice to 'attend the annual gathering of
of the democratic caucas is sure of teachers here December 26 to 28. At
election. The demoomta hava rftrhtv the first general session, on the after-
wwwwwvuwwwuwuuu ( votes sure, and this gives them a two Thursday, Dec. 26, President
9 ithirds majority if they stand solid on Gil1 wllt deliver the annual address.
u KANSAS CITY STOCK party measures. Frank J. Wikoff,
MARKET
to be due him as salary for street
commissioner.
A number of tho young people of
the city enjoyed a dance at the Chero-
From Tuesday's Dally.
It. E. Lee was here from Adair this
morning.
Barber Churchill and Chas. Heido
inann are home from St. Louis.
Mrs. Mary Skinner left for Dallas
OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
president of the Ok-
0 There are three announced candi- 'ahoma City Chamber of Commerce,
juuit.9 iur me spearKersnip anu tney "" ' 'j""iuuuuib. e-u.oiuiiouu-
kee Club rooms last night. A travel
ing colored orchestra furnished the , morning,
Tiusic.
? The Presbyterian and the Methodist
iilipq arp l.nlflmpr lmars tnrl:iv The
former at the church building and the
'Methodist ladies at the Barrett base-jVaent.
There were a number of Adair peo
ple came up from that place yesterday .Texas Wednesday
are all beating the brush to beat the or)t ot Oklahoma City schools, will
j band. They are J. H. Maxey or Mus- niake addresses or welcome, and the
Kansas City Stocy Yards. Dec 1C :kogee, J. Hoy Williams of Law-ton and response for the association will be by
today to visit her daughter, Mrs. BIihToo many fed cattle at all the mar-'John P. Crawford of Ada. AH of them E- D- Murdaugh, president of the Dur-
ikets last week injected considerable ! are well known over the state. ant State Normal.
Miss Eldee Starr and Miss Mary, weakness into the market on that Up to this time the race for speak- Among the out-of-state speakers
Gulager, of Tahlequah, are visiting rnA n;.rfifniriv t,T.,- .,n tt,nM, rr ima t.r,. ,. ii.,i ..nn t.,.- ....! ,..v,-, . , .
A r T'rtiinott wont t.. rr-,. , , l"""1' i,v.-j c..o, iwiu uiuu6u -v.- rvniu Ul DUU J.IU111. UUUM . " liwac I1UUIOB UyiJOUI' Oil U16 OlUCiai
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morning
J. E. Armstrong is here today from
BluejacJiet.
Mrs. E. A. Miner is visiting relatives
in St. Louis.
a wnoie. excessive receipts nut as tne ngnt draws near its cose tendent of Schools of North Carolina-
f cattle today at all points struck jthere are outcroppings here and there Dr. Carrol C. Pearse, Superintendent
stock cattle and feeders held nn steady It has been more of a nueRtinn of iwr. nroe-rnms urn nr. Tlnhert v o.nva nt
Seth Cope and wife are the happy n,.. . n.nri ,.( .-r--.i-..i nm annni nnnpioriLr 4 u n -,..i,i .1.... t- t v ti r..-
.T.ulcrp .7os A Gill went tr Prvni- hi. . ........ v.... . I " i" aujimuj, .jo, ueu.i-i, i. joiner. BMW Dupenu-
- .jv. iuo.Bams ut ivvnis, a uoy anu a gin, taken as a wholi
born this morning.
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in IUnerai OI Utile ItaCUel l.e- flip ninrl.it in a ilcf,on..lo i-.n;ItiMi whth olvo nmn ,-!.!-.--, , .. . i i ru.. i?,.i.i.. .. tii i txr tt
force, who died of spinal meningitis and declines today range from 10 to old time scrap before the vote in the Bruce, president of the Denton, Tex.,
took place today. 2j cents. The run here is 17,000 and caucus is taken. state Normal School, and Miss Flor
Mrs. W. O. Davis left this morning n rhi.am in ruin mh-v i;m,i,.n.. mv,v ....", ' n, .,., ... ... ...
W C Wrirht will return in fatm f -. i n i . , .i i 1 .U.Uo..iv,, .,-vtJ, '" cvu -u uie iast i-egis- tuco vvaiu, in cnarge ui me Kinaer
w. t. ungnt win return to Iago(jf0r Nashville. Ark., to sped the holi- ftf shm-f r,i t,u ..,ta r ...i. i.,tr f--.,,,, . ... . . ... .. ...... .
- . -.-. .v, --" n.., ,vi muni iu"i -uwnnoiuiuHj tuuiuj. vi siiiue.i uopa i iiiieii i oi cue Iowa isiaie
days with her parents. of the surpiU8 today, and there are that time he was a resident of Shaw- during the general sessions will be
Joe Chambers and bride passed different explanations of why so many .nee, but has since moved to Muskogee John H. Bowers, dppartment of ped-
through last night en route to St. feeders decided to ship now. The'and was this time selected from that agogy, A. & M. College, Stillwater,
Louis on a wedding trip. 'most plausable one is that feeders soe County. He took a prominent part Dr. Stratton D. Brooks, president of
The I aimers Institute of Craig a profit, and prefer to take it tha-.i in all or the debates of the Insf Rossi the strife TTnivpr.itv ua At,.T,.
county is in session today. A delegate to w ait an.l taiv f iunw.s sl.-u i, LnH . .. aa , , . t,--.a fn, ' ..
unty, Missouri. The finest shipped leceive contributions for the fund to i8 to be elected to the state conven-'nro u " " ZZ n i , 7, '77 7 , 7 . Vu I , V i repauiory
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USinil desir to clean lm lfrro Ptirit. ta a v-uinr n-on lon-.m. .,,. .,. "v.-I.t v..r. 1 1 . r wr
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- - i v line uuiiKuifs was suoi l-CilaliKeu
Miss Lorraine Drake returned this Frank Victor was down from Afton 'on the south-bound Katv last nieht. he
afternoon to witness the basket-ball t There are only six more shopping
same at the high school building last days until Christmas.
night. I G. N. Bebout was at Pryor this aft-
There will be a car load of apples ernoon on business.
on the Katy track Monday from Platte All this week Mr. Good Fellow will
county, Missouri. The finest shipped
1'iere this season. W. L. Gibson for make Vinita children happy on Christ-Jtion at Stillwater, January 13.
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Scorning from Nevada, Mo., where sue yestcruay atternoon. claims by a newsboy. Gonzales claims
has been attending the Cottie College. Boss Bennett will leave this evening to have bought a pint of liquor from
She will visit her parents a few days for a visit at Adrian, Mo.
that school. this morning on bualness,
the newsboy and gave a ten dollar
'the change.
mas is having i's influence. Bulk of .large following throughout the state, asha; Charles EvanH, president of the
the fed steers are off half a dollar Williams is by way of being an ed- Edmond Normal, and State Superin
from a week ago, selling at $6.o0 to itor, and his passion is the school tondent R. II. Wilson.
$9.00, best quarantine steers today at (system. Any time you want to get Th vnrin,,, hron,s
i oti.nii in D i . i i 1 1 . i i i v - i-iiu,m im i f ivi mu nn niu r rir ntt r, r . . .
before againg taking up her studies at Florence A Roberts went to Pryor Ibill from which he failed to get back W at$5.r,0 to J6.73. bulls M.50 tl ZrC JZ It J?
I6.00, veals up to $10.00, the butcher is right there with all the dope and oral convention.