The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-27

Sanders Grocer Co., Is visiting friends
here.
DR.. b. y. Barr, of Clinton, Mo-, is
In the city consulting with DIR. Louis
Bagby.
Miss Donna Haynes, Of Alton, ar
rived yesterday to visit Miss Winnie
Meredith,
John II. Campbell spent q portion
OF the week at Chelsea returning
Thursday.
Rev. II. II. Watson went TO South
MeAIester Tuesday morning to attend
conference.
]. @. Ingram, of Towando, Pa, Is
visiting his cousin, G. s. Avery, here
this week.
j. J. Wallen, OF Cassyllle Mo-, Is
visiting his son S. r. Wallen, Of the
Golden Rule.
Billy Simms and Raymond Hughes
had business In the Grand river vIcln-
Ity yesterday.
Mrs. u. +. Clark left Saturday
for visit with friends and relatives
In Tennessee.
L. Il. Hutchins, OF the Waters
Pierce oil Co, went TO Bartlesyille
Monday night.
w. ii. Tarrant has the contract for
a dwelling In the west part OF town
for Winfield Scott.
w. B. Coley has begun the grading
for new house on his lot just north
OF Sam X. Frazee.
DR.. w. II. Wells, Of CoffeyyIlle, was
among the doctors who came here TO
register Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Milford and daughter,
Lucille, went to Chetopa Friday for a
visit with relatives
Donald Blakeney, who has been
quite sick for the past few days, is
much better today.
Clyde Douglas returned from the
Fair Monday and Is again on duty
at the express Office.
City Marshal Ridenhour sports
an elegant new gold watch aud chain,
a present from a friend.
Miss Delta Higgins is back at her
position at the Leader Office after
weeks visit at the Fair
y. G. Chandler and son, David, and
d4lghter, Miss Mamie, returned from
St. LOUIS Monday night.
Dr. and Mrs. b. =. Fortner aud Mr..
and MIS- Ewing IIalsell returned from
Sc Louis Thursday night
Sam Zeno, the genial spayinaw mer-
chant and inn keeper, had bussiuess
with our merchants Friday,
The Indian Mission conference Of
the Methodist church, South, meets
this week at South McAlester.
Mrs. Morris, Of 1ahleqnah, is visit
lug her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Thomp-
son. of this city for few days.
Misses vema Edmiston aud Cora
Brown. OF the college. spent Saturday
at home Of the latter In Big Cabin.
Mrs. y. II. Ronegay and Mrs.
Preston Davis, with their children,
spent Sunday Ia the woods uutting.
J.B. QuIgley, Of Atchison. Kans.,
Is in tie city looking over the pros
pect OF a wholesale cigar store here.
Webb Burlington returned Saturday
morning from Canada having been in
that country a little more thana Year.
Fred Etchen. a student al the Mis-.
souri, School OF Mines, Rolla, is the
guest OF relatives aud friends in this
city.
Goal Is selling for little better
prices on the streets here than per-
haps ever before in the history Of the
town.
The nlne-year-old daughter Of Hor.
ace Adams, Of Chelsea, died Saturday
night after a long illness Of typhoid
fever.
+. T. Clymer. after spending 3 week
visiting F. W strout and wife. left
THURSDAY for hls home In pennsyl-
vanla.
Il. g. Jackson. OF Jackson Bros.
grocery, who has been visiting in Illl-
nois for some weeks. Is expected home
Sunday.
Il. l. Blakeney, travelling salesman
for Ridennoar.B Baker Grocer Co. Of
Kansss City visited bone folks haEs
last night.
]. ]. Spencer, the street commls-
sloner. Is doing some good work on
the ssrests. II Is noticeable In eli
parts Of the clty
Mna Gillian. az fm@m=4r s@t.a x..s