The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-02-11
LOCAL NOTES

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Friday night
n. G. Norris has gone to.Stillwater
l. T., on business trip,
Miss Cora Trundle, Of Tahlequah, is
visiting friends IN this city
W. II. Kornegay made a business
trip TO Claremore Monday.
Mrs ID. II. Wilson will entertain the
enchre club Friday afternoon.
Miss Fay Trott expectedIto arrive
home tomorrow from Tahlequah.I
Miss Hatton, OF Springfield Is a
guest Of her cousin, Mrs d. II Wilson.
Mrs. Lee Barrett, who has been quite
III for several days, is much improved.
The eolored people are considering
the subject Of startings newspaper
here.
The 8 year old son Of Mr.Shearhart,
who lives ten miles west, has pneu-
monia.
Mrs Madge King has gone to Spring
field, Mo-, for few weeks visit with
friends,
r. /. Couch has been out on his
farm for the past week putting up
fences.
There Is said to be considerable
pneumonia IN the country west OF
Adtir
MIS- VIM. Chouteau, Of Kansas City,
Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Emmett
skinner.
II Il reported thatxof has been
struck on Jim Mehlin's place, near AL
luwe.
G. +. Smiley presentedlhls daughter
with al elegant pcw Schiller piano
Tuesday.
A crazy man was wandering around
town Monday aud entering houses,
pnannounccd.
Harry Bland, of the s.townslte COM
mission, went to his home at Rolla,
Mo-, last week.
]. II. Akin arrived from Colorado
Saturday aud will spend few days
with friends.
This Is not at all healthful weather
and great many halfway eases Of
grip are reported.
Work upon the sewer is In progress
but for want Of brick Tor ''manholen
may have TO cease.
Hay is low ln price andcars forshlp-
ment are scarce. For the lower grades
there no demand
The physicians were attending court
Tuesday Ia the capacity Of experts ina
$4,000 damage ease.
Miss Caroline Goodykoontz win en-
terrain with a enchre party tomorrow
evening at her home.
4 coffin vas sent out last Monday
for one Of Wash Venters' children. at
the Katy section house below Cabin
Theo. Frear and family. from Min
nesota, have moved into R.J Wright's
new dwelling in the south part Of the
city.
Rev. II. II. Watson went to Musko-
gee Tuesday 70 assist "Wednesday In
laying the corner stone of Rev But
ler's new church.
The price Of grain IS advancing
rapidly, corn being about the 20 cent
notch, with not much Offering. II
may reach 90.
Themcetlug OF the Whist club which
was 10 have been held with Mrs. J. II.
Butler next Friday night has been
indefinitely postponed.
Harry Davis. formerly stenographer
for the Ratciif-lIalsell wholesale
house. has accepted 4 POSITION with at
torneY L. +. Parker, jr
Mr. and Mrs George Graham left
yesterday for their new home at Mus
kogee. They viii be greatly missed
bf their many friends here
l.. + Parker. IT., has vacated tie
rooms occupied by him in tle
Rateliif building and las taken oiiice
rooms at the court hoase.
The Rine-year-old ron Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robbins living north OF the
laundry, IS quite low With bronchitis
aud hts recovery IS doubtful
Miss Katherine Browne Of Sallisaw,
IS visiting Mrs. Ciias A. Davidson, OF
this city Miss Browne Is the daughter
Of L. 5. Commissioned Browne Of Sal.
llsaw.
Joe Lyman died az his home about
5 miles north Of town Monday morn
Ing. lie vas the son Of johnson Ly
man, was twenty years old aud had
pulmonary disease.