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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1909
Page
5
Vinita daily notes list numerous visitors and residents in the city including A Brown from Chelsea Armentrong and Wise from Chelsea Hill from Claremore and many others. The item details social visits business trips court attendance and upcoming local entertainments with several deaths and travel plans noted.
Dated March 23 Roy Harris and N Henry Nolen were in Big Cabin Saturday. H A Bilis near Big Cabin visits Missouri. A pleasant social at Mr and Mrs Lee's home. A spring rate fell in this locality pleasing farmers. A J Brady of Big Cabin spent Sunday with T A Nolan. Howe Wheaton and Dempsey Bumbergan were in Vinita on business. James Belew and wife shopped in Big Cabin. J Wea Harrin made a business trip to Vinita Saturday. W P Hall went to Big Cabin Saturday with many young people attending. Cabin Creek past fords after heavy rain Saturday night. A Hoggard and a boy with him were waterbound two days. A social dance at the Dawson home Thursday. A St Louis road man transacted business with V Carselowey last week. Corn very scarce and prices high. B J Mercantile changes management Washey of Oswego succeeds S M Stubbs after twelve years. Grandma Gore returned from Nevada Mo to visit Sallie Crockett family. Mr Odel a prominent McLaughlin farmer died Monday from grip followed by pneumonia. Funeral services today under I OOF lodge, of which he was a member.
Rural Route No 3 dated March 23 reports farmers finishing plowing sod and ready to plant corn. William Turner confined at home all winter is now under doctor care. Arthur Millikan, once ailing, has recovered enough to be up. An entertainment is planned at Midway Schoolhouse next Friday.
News from Bluejacket dated March twenty four notes beneficial rain for thin sections and a move by W H Maloney a pioneer gown builder who shipped household goods for future home in Tulane. The new mill operates successfully and Kansas City capital eyes local con prospects for developments. Grand Ma and Grand Pa Taylor, parents of Mrs Gare, visit Dan Reed and family Inez Bun day as hay markets show activity.
Champ Clark of Missouri attacked the tariff bill on the House floor in Washington on March 24, delivering a sharp critique of the measure and its provisions.
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