The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-11-15
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Mrs. Ewing Halsell is in Kansas
City.
Country Honey. Burns.
w. p Thompson has gone to Guthrie
today.
New York full cream cheese. Peoples
Grocery Co. 169-tf
Arthur Horn was here from welch
last night.
P. J. Lawless of Welch was in town
yesterday
Have your old Stetson hats cleaned,
blocked and made new. 21O S. Wilson
street. 176-tf
The little child of win Ellis has
pneumonia.
J. T. Chambers came over from Af-
ton last night.
Mrs. W. p Horn returned last night
| from Kansas City.
Sacred Lilies, Narsissus, Hyacinth
and Easter Lily bulbs Burns
VIM. H. Durham of Bluejacket was
in the city last night.
]. d. Sparks of Stroud was here on
business this morning.
DR.. B. F. Fortner returned to
Springfield last evening.
T. G. Holland returned last night
from visit at sapulpa
The four-year-old child of Arthur
Bridgeman is ON the sick list.
John West, of Spayinaw, was trans
acting business here today.
w. B. Pyeatt, of Muskogee, was
guest at the Cobb last night.
S. R. Briscoe began work at the
Jumbo clothing store this morning.
j. G. Eddy Of Oswego, was In the
city today looking after his land busi-
ness.
John Jenkins, of Bluejacket, is
among the court attendants here this
week. t
Keener Hyatt fell on an ak yester-
day afternoon and cut cash in his
forehead.
Or. H. L. Porter of Seneca, Mo-, was
seen on South Wilson street this
morning.
Sacred lilies and lot of new ferns
just received at the new greenhouse
on North avenue. 1868
L. J. CARRIER and E. L. Harter of Sa-
betha, Kans., were in town yester-
day, prospecting.
]. G. Parks of Chelsea, brother of
District Judge Parks. has been in Vim
ita since Sunday.
w. M. Mercer is here from Aurora.
H., for visit with his sons, on the
farm east of town.
The Wednesday Bridge Club does
not meet this week on account of the
illness of Mrs. Churchill.
u. A. Masters, representing the Por-
ter railroad. was in the city today en-
route to his home at Perry.
Mr.. Wallace Bell is here again. tun-
ing pianos. He has been tuning in
Vinita for several years Work guar
anteed. Good recommendations Call
at Hotel Green. 1857
Mrs. Troy D. Smith purchased from
Harry Mead an extra fine auto loading
shot gun and gun case for birthday
present.
FOR SALE-New stock Of general
merchandise and In first class shape:
good location. For further information
address w. e. Modes. Needmore. 7s-tf
5 Mr.. Vaught, the young man who was
kicked in tSe face by horse last Sat
urday has been brought into town and
is at Mrs. Tigers rooming house on
South Wilson. He is reported as doing
well.
]. e. Underwood has moveei HE
blacksmith and woodwork shop a 5TocK
and half north of his old stand on
First street. Horseshoing, plain $1.OO.
toed $1.25. f72-184
The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows who
have anything to contribute to the
Thanksgiving box, which is being pre-
pared for children at the Odd Fellows
home are requested to leave the same
at ]. K. Taylor's undertaking rooms.
/, Miss Sallie Ridgeway, Miss Susan
Smartt, Miss Carrie Stevens, Miss
Stella Roberts, John Bard, Hugh Nc
Clure and George Martin went 'possum
hunting last night out in the direction
OF White Oak. They drove out and
walked pretty nearly ten miles back
towards home. The 'possum kept out
Of sight, but the participants in the
hunt renort great fin