The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-12-30

Bob Meggs is here from TahleQuah.
Miss Pearl Holderman is here from
Chetopa.
W. L. Green is here today from
Chetopa
Joe Rizenfawn, of Needmore, was
here today.
Isaac Greenfeather spent very
happy Christmas at Okoee.
John Payton, of near Pensacola, is
trading here today
II. J. Cole will do some painting
soon for J. r. Campbell.
Robert e. Lee, of Zig Cabin Sunday
ed in Vinita.
L. w. Marks and son Rosco, drove
out to their farms today.
There was another turkey shoot
pulled off this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Fathing have
returned from a visit at Stonewall.
Mrs. M. G. Hawkins returned last
evening from a short visit at Adair.
Two Of J. S. Davenport's children
are visiting relatives, at Ft. Gibson,
W. e. HaIsell has received car Of
new furniture for his new house.
Jess Drew will arrive tomorrow
morninglto attend his fathers funeral
Misses Edna Harrison and Daisy
Bane visitec in White Oak yesterday
Cut flowers at Burns 35t.
Mr.. j. J. Spencer visited her daugh-
ter, Miss Roxie at Claremore yester-
day.
Mrs. E. T. Webb is here from Webb
City the guesr Of Mrs. J. w. Sanders.
DR.. e. T. Mccarthy e. B. David
sen and c. II. Caldwell returned to-
day from Coffeyyille.
Dan Brown, OF Big Cabin who has
been in California for about three
years is here today.
Miss Minta Foreman and Mrs. r. V.
McSpadden left last evening for Tala-
la TO visit Mrs. Aud Rider.
w. Dean is the proprietor of new
cab just put on. His headquarters
will be at Raines' Livery Barn.
Mrs. Il. A. Jackson and children
went to Alton this morning to visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Neal Eng
land.
The wireless telephone promised by
a Danish inventor will at least keep
central from saying "the wires busy,
please call again"
Here's good resolution for every
democ ratio join the million
Army and set to work organizing
for a grand victory In 1908.
There are some people who do all
theirsmillng on the outside and never
feel tha inward glow Of happiness.
Wrinkling up your muscles isn't
smiling.
Every citizen Of Oklahoma who
goes east or north, returns with
few homeseekers in tow. That's the
kind Of loyalty to ones home that
really counts.
The infant child OF w. M. Herd
died last Saturday night OF pneumonia
fever Funeral services were held at
the family residence at IL o'clock to
day and burial was in city cemetery.
Mrs. Julius Parker one OF Henry
Drews daughters is sick and unable
to attend his funeral. Miss Ruby
who lives with them will arrive
tonight.
The Kansas City star says thatlGeo.
Henshaw, Assistant State Attorney
rendered an opinion Satur-
day, in which he holds that there is 10
such Offices as County Weigher and
CJunty Coroner, under the New State !
The Ornard California q Courier
mentions Miss Stafford Daniels. as
being in the Christmas exercises and
also as taking an active part in the
exercises at the Christian Church
there. She is the daughter Of |
Mamie Daniels OF this place and is
attending high school there.
Clarence Carmicle, an employer Of
Raines' Livery Barn is laid up, as
result OF his horse falling on him
this afternoon. The bone is shattered |
just above the ankle and is very |
painful. Drs. Oliver and Louis |
Bagby dressed the wound. The horse |
fell on the paved street jast below
the livery barn.
Mrs R. r. Fix and children.return-
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