The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-04-12
Cut Flowers at Burns
Tomato plants at Gatewood S.

Sam Frazee's little girl is reported
quite sick.
Grayson Wills was in town today
from White Oak.
Fresh tomatoes, egg plants, squash
and cucumbers at Gatewoods.
G. S. Durham, Of Dallas had bust
ness in Vinita today.
c. A. Sippy is here from Neosho on
walnut log business.
]. d. Burke, of Guthrie spent last
night in this city.
The stiff north wind this morning
made overcoats popular again.
Judge Luman f. Parker Jr. and
wife returned today from st. Louis.
A. L. Churchill returned lasC night
from business trip to Alluwe.
G. w. Akin, of Bartlesville is among
Vinita's visitors today.
J. J. Lyons was up from Muskogee
this morning on business.
Chas. Duff, of Greenyille, Tex, ar
rived here last night on business.
w. e. Morris is among the Chelsea
visitors in the metropolis today.
f. e. Marshal, of Henryetta, is in
the city on business.
G. f. Nelson of Parsons was guest
at the Cobb this morning.
Joe Wheat has moved into his new
residence in the Orr addition.
W. C. Scott a prominent Alton citi-
zen, is spending today in this city.
Effie Erwin of Alton was among the
guests at the Green this morning
B L. Baldwin is here from Oswego
is transacting business in this city.
Mrs. Frank Goodykoontz arrived
here last night. from Bisbee Arizona.
W. e. Sniggs in the Mars addition
connected his residence with the gas
mains yesterday.
C.M. Grant left on the flyer this
morning for Pryor Greek, where he
has some brick work.
Col. Rob'5 r. Taylor and James
Harmon returned yesterday from
business trip to st. Louis.
,rheo d. B. Frear and several other
Democrats will go to Kelso tonight to
attend the big Democratic rally.
John o. Payne, former resident
of this city, was here from Coweta TO-
day, shaking hands with old friends.
L. r. Scott of the Marrs addition
has the material on the ground for
building an addition to his residence
Miss Lair, of Alton was brought to
the hospital here for treal lnent yester-
day. She was accompanied Dy Dr.
Harper of that city.
Fred Grayson Sayre Of Joplin spent |
yesterday in Vinita en- route home |
from Tulsa. He contemplates locat-
ing inVinita next fall.
Miss Fannie Knight returned last |
night from months visit at Dewey.
She was accompanied by Mrs. Carrie |
Ward, who will visit relatives here for |
a few days.
Dr. Louis Bagby was called to Salli- |
saw last night to act as a witness IN
Judge Gill's court.
Billy Heath, who made himself SO
well known here as member of the
Frisco baseball team of st. Louis, and
who is now travelling auditor for the
Frisco passed through this city today
on trip over the west end of the road
w. S. Stanfeld today began the ex-
cavation for his new residence on the
Jordan Hill east of town. This is
one Of the finest locations in the city,
and the new residence is to be an inn
posing structure.
letter from Col. l.. B. Bell at
Roswell, N. M. states that he is en-
enjoying life in the Car west gaining
strength-but will be home time en-
ough to vote in the Democratic prim-
aries
Ask T. H. Finley, the tonsorial ar
tist, if Cu-Cura Hair tonic cures
itching Sca1ps. Ten applications, or
a dollar bottle, the proof. I34-it
d. S. Dunkel of Joplin was here
yesterday looking over Vinita and her
surroundings with a view OF making
a proposition to the Commercial club
to establish a stove foundry here.
The Jumbo Mercantile company
arc sending out some very handsome
advertising cards relative to their
swell spring clothing.
DR.. o. G. Amundson returned last
night from visit to St. Louis.
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