The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-09-17
LOCAL NOTES

Fresh Candy every hour at The Sill
vermoon Candy Kitchen.
R.V. McSpadden went TO Table
quah Saturday night on a few days
business trip.
LOST Pair gold rim glasses between
Vinita and Halls farm. Reward for
return to L. f. Parker, Jr. Sc
The medical society of the Second
recording district is in session this
afternoon in the rooms Of the Com
mercial club.
Mrs. J. A. Gill and her young son
eft last night for Salt Lake, Utah,
where Mrs. Gill will visit her mother
and sisters.
Blank petitions for the sale Of
Cherokee inherited land for sale at
The Chieftan office.
A marriage license was issued this
morning to Alexander H. Watson and
Miss Louise Morrison, both OF this
city.
T. j. Farrar returned this morning
from Springfield, Mo-, with Mrs. Far
rar, who has been visiting there some
time.
Try some of those cream carmels at
the Silvermoon Candy Kitchen.
w. Fl. Drrrough attended Republi-
can meeting at Adair Saturday night
and made speech that was very
we'll received.
MY Friend from Arkansaw, with
that we'll known actor Robert Sher-
man in the leading part will be seen
at the opera house September 20.
One of the most successful dramatic
offerings of the past two seasons is Ro-
bert Shermans 5 character comedy My
Friend from Arkansaw 1t will be at
the opera house September 20.
DR.. r. i. Allen and Dr. f. L. Hugh
son of Centralia were in town today
to attend the meeting of the medical
society. DR.. Hughson says the Cen
tralia fair was the most successful ey-
Ell held there, the corn especially be-
ing remarkably fine and abundant
Ny Friend from Arkansaw, which
has been seen here before is said to be
much stronger this year than ever,
Notwithstanding it has always highly
pleased the people. 1t will be at the
opera house September 20.
Sanitary Plumbing steam and hot
water heating. Nipp Bros.
Rev. W. NJ. Kendall, who has been
assisting in the revival services at the
Methodist church. departed last
night for Chicago, where he viii con-
tinue his work in Northwestern uni
versity.
Karl Moore, assistant cashier Of the
Cherokee National bank, is sick today
and unable to be at his work. &. L
Orr of the Union Trust company Of
Chelsea is looking after his work.
The building Of the Vinita Produce
company will be moved "Wednesday
from the Frisco right Of way, in order
to make room for the auditorium
The produce company will occupy its
new building on Vann street.
Secretary Chariesworth says that
all members Of the Commercial club
who wish to do so viii be given an
opportunity to pay their dues three
months in advance hereafter. Here
tofore he has nos had uthCrity from
the club to accept more than one
months dues in advance, altho many
members wished to pay otherwise.
The marshal's office this morning
received letter from Joseph r. Cot
ton Of Walling. Tenn, asking for
particulars as to Robert Cotton, who
who was hanged here on September 4.
1t is supposed that the Tennesseen is
relative OF the dead man, as Cotton
came here from Tennessee.
Twenty-four prisoners were taken
] to Miami this morning, where Judge
Parker opened court at 10 O'Clock.
Among those who went up from VIM
ita were Judge Parker Marshal Oar
rough, Attorney Stanfield, o. L.
Rider, Caryl Caldwell, w. NJ. Simms
and Arthur Croninger.
The Rev. DR.. Nelson OF Nashville,
Tenn, secretary OF home missions for
the Methodist ch1lrch South, will be
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