The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-07
LOCAL NOTES
M. L. Levin, n. D., Practice IlmT-
ted to diseases Of the eye. Office
with Drs. Fortner & Bagby.

} this forenoon.
w. r. Jones, of Grove, was guest
at the Green last night
w. L. Doherty is among the Grove
visitors 10 this city.
S. &c. Wallen left last night for Cass-
vile, Mo.
Ed. Lee arrived from Kansas City
on the Flyer this morning.
Judge Gill was among the arrivals
on the Flyer tllis morning.
J. B. Klinefelter left today for Mus
kogee.
Mrs. J. G. Anderson returned to her
home at Pryor Greek this forenoon.
o. P. Foreman has business in Mus
kogee today.
T. J. Rogers, Of Grove, is here en-
business.
Mrs. Frear left last evening for a
visit at Rogers, Ark.
H. S. Labourin, Of Muskogee, is reg
istered at the Cobb this morning.
John Butler came up from Big Cabin |
this forenoon.
Vance McSpadden returned this
forenoon from Tahlequah.
John Thomson was passenger
west on the Frisco today.
II. G. Lucy went to White Oak to-
day in the interest of his hay business.
W. R. McGeorge left today noon
for Allnwe on business.
A. II. Bertram has returned from
visit in Kansas.
Claude Gatewood returned to Tulsa
today.
E.Hutching has business in Chel-
sea this afternoon.
Miss Daisy Byrd left today noon for
a visit at her home in Chelsea.
The Ratcliff Salyagesal is assuming
great proportions.
Deputy s. J. Burns was among the
west bound passengers on the Frisco
today.
S. X. Wagner, formerly Of this city. L
but now Of St. Louis, is visiting
friends here.
The Cherokee Club baseball team
went to Okoee yesterday and defeated !
the team Of that place
A bonus Of s25 per month has been '
'fIered vinita oil company for eight
hundred acres OF land. This is over
md above the royalty
Mrs. Willie Oborn went to Musko-
rec this morning to attend to some '
business In connection with her allot- S
nent. Q
Rev. G. W. Snodgrass returned to-
lay noon from Monett, whe he preach !,
d in the Presbyterian church at tina t h
'lace Sunday.
Rev. Theo. f. Brewer, president Of s.
Institute, Muskogee, was a
mong the arrivals from the east to- I
ay noon. d
The Womans Foreign Missionary h
ocietY will meet tomorrow afternoon o.
{ the Methodist churchat 4 O'Clock.
L. w. Burlington sold two lots to ! !
he Downingyille Oil Company on i
he east side where the swimming d
ool is TO be built today. m
]. 0. Wade came over from Rogers, ?
rk., last night to meet his brother, i
7. J. Wade, who has just returned 10
ON an extended visit to Canada. v,
Furnished rooms for rent. Mrs. DR..
swald, in the Owens house, No. Ia
)uth Scraper street. 1863.
Rev. G. W. Snodgrass and family :"
I'd Mrs. Geo. Graham expect to start
st this afternoon for several weeks
Ication. Mr.. SnodgraSs will attend
le Bible conference at Winona Lake, tei
ldiana. b.
Foley's Kidney Cure will cure all on
seases arising from disordered kid Ill
US or bladder. Sold by Peoples drug -
ore. DIV 10
Or. w. N. Campbell, Of Seneca, Mo-, m'
here at the bedside Of his mother tn
IS. E. w. Campbell, who is seriously pe
X at the home Of her daughter, ur' W
rs. r. j. Wright. Mrs. Campbell is ~ =,
her 10Th year and much doubt is lal
tertained as to her recovery. Other :
atives have been sent forand are ex- i'm
cted to arrive here today. chi
The Vinita White Sox and the Che no no
pa Redbirds colored teams played -, M
exciting game Of ball her yesterday lea
Sportsmans park. 1t was a close tor
nae throughout but the home team hes
n by the score OF s to Z. Steve Hill the
ipired the game in regular league wa