The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-02-17


kogee this morning.
C. A. Davis, of Tulsa, is visiting
friends in Vinita.
M. G. Whitman and wife, of Kansas
City, Mo. are in the city for a few
days business visit. Mr.. Whitman
is piano tuner.
j. b. Vogil is in the city looking over
the situation with a view to starting
second cigar factory in Vinita.
w. II. Tarrant and son Roscoe, went
to Alton this morning where they are
remodeling a house for Chas. Smidt.
They expect to begin on Atoms new
school building next week.
There are some things pleasing to
everyone, and don't forget on Febru-
airy 18th, that everybody will dearly
/ love the never deceiving and always
amusing Jolly of Joliet at the Presby-
terian church.
Get everything in readiness to be
jollied on February 18th by Mr. Jolly
of Joliet. If you miss it, you will miss
it; so don't miss it. Presbyterian
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Taylor of Adair
are visitors in the city.
J. E. Bradenburg is here from Jop-
lin on business
J. p Jackson was a visitor from
J Bartlesyille today
John Coombs of Bartlesyille was
here today on busines.
l.. e. Young of Muskogee was in the
city last night.
Mrs David Lott came from Parsons
today for a visit with her brother, +.
II. Brady.
A. c. Lawrence of Muskogee was in
the city today
A. T. Hawkworth, assistant super
intendent of mail service, was here to-
day interviewing Post Master Butler.
He is stationed at Ft Worth, Tens.
II. w Miller Of Tulsa was here to-
day on business with the Singer Sew
ing Machine Co.
d. b. Stutsman went to Guthrie,
last night, on business connected with
the district clerks Office.
G. X. Ewers. for several months
agent for the American Express com
pany at this place, is soon to be trans
ferred to Independence, Kansas, a /
position of greater responsibility-and
profit.
G. B. Viets, superintendent of the !
American Express Co., was in the !
city yesterday on business. While |
his office is now at St. Louis it will
very soon be moved to Kansas City, /
to be nearer the center of his field.
Mrs. L. d. Dalquest, who was called
to Riley, Kansas, by the death of her
sister, is expected home tomorrow
Seymour Riddle returned from Mus
kogee, last night.
w. P. Thompson and John Thoma-
son went to Bartlesville last night.
J. c. Starr returned from Tulsa last
night
Mr.. and Mrs Low of Chelsea are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. +. l.. Orr.
Miss Pauline Kelley went to Mus
xogee yesterday to attend a dance to
De given there last evening.
Miss Pauline Kelley returned last
light from Tulsa wehre she has been
listing for a few days.
Mrs. J. H. Butler was hostess to the
Bridge Whist club yesterday at her
lome on Brewer and Clyde This was
me of the most pleasant of the many
lleasanJ afternoons enjoyed by the {
lub and the game proved unusually
interesting A dainty luncheon was
erved at the close,
c. J. Elliott has accepted a perman-
mt position with the Peoples grocery.
Fred Kendall from Friedrich, North
Dakota, a cousin of Captain Jim Wilk v
lson arrived to day. He is a real es
ate immigration agent He will be
ere sometime, calling upon the real
state men. /
Wesley johnson and Miss Sadie
orris, both Of Tulsa, were granted a
license today by Judge
rear. i,
p. c. Berkland has purchased the ii
rade building on South Wilson. Con e
deration $4,000. NN d
r. Y. McSpadden will make busi- I,
sss trip to Kansas City tonight h
j. L. Sherman is reported quite n
ok ia il
O. L. Rider made a business trip tor Il,
uskOgee today.
Mrs. L. n Benton, who has been
sitting Mrs. p Y. Smith for the past
70 weeks left for her home in Okla
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