The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-02


Did anybody heed what was sale
about cutting weeds? T?
G. w. Pool and John r. McIntosl
arrived today from Kansas City.
Thompson French left this morning
for Los Angeles Cal. to remain.
DR.. H. II. Watson left today for his
old home In the state Of Arkansas.
Fred Williams returned this morn.
ing from an extended visit to Kansas.
Thad Hill was released from Jail ta-
day upon the expiration of his sentence
DR.. Louis Bagby and wife are
blessed with girl baby, born this morn
ing.
Mrs. S. e. Wallen goes to Cassyille
this evening for short visit with
home folks.
The north bound Katy due here at
$3.50 a. m. was four hours and half
late today
A. J. Nathan, who has been here
for the past three weeks looking after
the interest Of the Cherokee Oil and
Gas company, left today for Kansas
City. Mr. Phillips, Of the same COM
pany, left for the east.
A demented inmate Of the United
States Jail Is giving the officers great
deal of trouble,
Telephone rates, especially long dis
tance, is outrageously high in the In
dian Territory.
Mrs. W. P. Gatewood and her
daughter Mrs. DR.. Byrd, of Walden,
Ark, are expected home this after
noon.
J. r. Scott has let the contract for
the excayatinig and stone work for
the new brick that is to occupy the
lot south Of the Post office.
The Ladies Home Missionary society
met with Mrs. w. Fl. Darrough yest-
srday afternoon. An interesting and
profitable meeting is reported.
Two new depots for Vinita this
7ear-Let everybody stand while we
ing;
Shout, shout, we are gaining gground,
0 glory hallelujah,
That old depot will soon come down |
Glory halleiujah."
Roberts g. Martin have been in bus
ness here about a year now and they
ave done well. Both are young men
nd good hustlers and understand the
-rocery business thoroughly.
If its on the market you will find it
t J. T. Ratcliff's grocery Don't it
make you hungry every time you pass
hat storeg
Z. A. Hikman hasn't been here so
ing as he ought to have been, but he1
lready knows every body in the
ountry. He also knows the hardware
usiness.
r. N Ratcliff is going the limit on
1yertising this week. His large ad
i'll appear in all the home papers and
! all the papers ofsurrounding towns.
II you want to see a genuine clean
ID UP sale, just step into the Jumbo /
sxt Saturday or any day for that
after, and see them wrap up goods.
Mr. and and Mrs. L. X. McGuhin
last evening in honor Of
Ieir relatives who are visiting here
ON Indiana. Music was furnished
I G. Caldwell and Miss Graper.
A young man who was working for
I'm Brown had an ankle badly II
ushed in hay press this morning. II
D was brought to town and the frac- II
re reduced by Drs. Fortner g. Bagby. II
If you don't want a straw hat or a
ir Of low shoes keep away from II
shoe store, They are
giving them away but just charg-
I enough for them to bind a bargain.
Many persons in this community II
, suffering from kidney complaint |
10 could avoid fatal results by using II
ley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Peoples II
ug Store. DIV
Sank fights have killed more towns
IN any other one thing. But they II
lerally occur in some little village
ween a couple Of banks with a cap III
Of about $4,000 each. Here we
10 FIVE large banks all doing good y
iiness and all Of their officers are III
best Of friends and stand shoulder
shoulder for the town. y
Te hear it frequently remarked -
t the Badgett-Sanders Mercantile
lpany did themselves proud in their
mt big sale. 1t does town good
have that kind of a reputation