The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1905-08-05

W. H. Curtis came over from Alton
at noon today.
Edward Byrd, of Chelsea, was reg
istered at the Cobb last night.
Geo. B. Keelei is among the visitors
here from Bartbsyille.
Today is the opening day Of the big
Salvage sale at L. n. Ratcliff's.
Miss Myrtle Crockett returned this
forenoon from visit at South Meal
ester.
Miss Bessie Barrett, of Oswego, and
Miss Flayius Barrett went to Clare
more today.
Miss Byrd Perry received the papers
yesterday removing the restrictions
from her land.
+. ]. Scott and wife returned from
Centralia last evening where they had
been for week past.
Miss Della Powell of Maysyille, Ark,
is visiting with Mrs. o. L. Connor in
this city.
Rev. T. f. Brewer, Of Spalding In
stitute, Muskogee, was here today en-
route to Alton.
w. II. Curtis, Dock Harrison and
Editor Wells were down from Alton
today
Rev. J. L. Pershing will preach at
the union service at the Methodist
church Sunday evening at O'Clock.
Rev. W. T. King will occupy the
pulpit at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning.
The union services will be held at
the Methodist church Sunday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Pershing will preach the
sermon.
Emmett Skinner was ia town a shor
time last evening. He left for Excel
sior Springs to visit his wife a few
days
J. H. Lander, Of Pawpaw creek, was
on the market today with a load Of
melons which averaged eighteen |
pounds each, the largest ones weigh
lug about forty pounds
There will be preaching at the
Christian church tomorrow, both
and evening Special music
at each service. All are welcome TO
attend. A. j. WILLIAMS, Pastor.
Everyone is invited to attend the
union services at the Methodist church
Sunday evening The choir has ar
ranged some special music and Mrs.
Clara b. Hardy, Of Nashville, Tenn,
has kindly consented to sing Fear
Not Israel"
Harold Orr, the youngest stock
holder in the Local Investment COM
pany, called at the Chieftain Office
This morning on business matters.
Harold is six years Of age and got his
start in life by saving his pennies and
lickels; an example which older ones
night do well to follow. He promises
% become great tinancier.
r. c. Martin, Of the firm of Roberts
3 Martin, is selling his household
FOODS this afternoon. He will leave
Monday evening in company with his
laughter for Indiana, where she viii
'emain with her baby sister. Mr.. r
Martin viii return in ten days.
Tue department il Justice has
the U. S. Marshal here to
ubsist prisoners adjudged insane, be- !
ween the time Of the adjudication of ]
4 their insaaitY and the time they !
re delivered to the U. S. Irdian in I
pector. The question weather the
Interior department or the Depart /
nent Of Justice should pay this ex- !
,ense has been under contention for ]
everal months II
Marshal W. II. Darrough returned
lst night from a trip through the
part Of the the territory and
Iorthern Texas He says corn is look
ng good down there, cotton fine and
hat there is considerable fruit, espec-
ally peaches, Of which he brought
ome with him some samples. He
tated that the lid is on tight at
)ennison Tex; The election there have
cen carried by tho prOhibitionist this
Teek by large majority In the county
VERY saloon was closed Friday morn
lg at 6 o'clock.