The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-11-11

Cutwater oysters at Garrison's 2-6
A. A. Brown is in Miami today.
]. K. Taylor is in Adair today.
Seymour Riddle went to. Miami this
morning.
New York full cream cheese. Peoples
Grocery Co. 169-tf
A. L. Churchill went to Kansas City
last night.
Miss Marks is to entertain with a
turkey luncheon tomorrow
w. ]. Harrington and wife of Pryor
were in the city last evening.
]. R. Reaves of Muskogee. was a
guest at the Green last night.
Pryor Farley returned last night
from short visit to Oswego
DIR. Quinn, of Pryor, was well
known visitor in the city today
| M. P. Evans, OF WAGNER was among
the guests at the Cobb last night.
r. ]. Nelson, of Dexter, Ia, is visit
Il ing his daughter, Mrs e. NJ. Probasco.
NJ. Cooper came up from Pryor yes
terday afternoon for short business
visit.
w. L. Larlzin and s. D. Felt of Tulsa,
were mingling with the throng here
today.
Miss Susan Smartt and Miss Kate
Terry went to Joplin, Mo-. this morn
ing for visit.
Manager Smith, of the local office
Of the telephone company went to Mi
ami this morning.
Rev. and Mrs. King arrived this
morning from Nevada, Mo, to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. King.
o. c.. Schmidt and J. w. RUSSELL of
Fairland, were transacting business
here yesterday afternoon.
The little son of P. A. s. Smith is
i'll with ptomaine poisoning. induced
by eating bologna sausages.
Mrs A. M. Clinkscales and Miss
Louise Clinkscales returned last even
ing from visit at Orange, Texas
R. A. Wilson, of the Ratcliff-Sanders
Grovery company, of Tulsa, was here
today on business with the local house
A. J. Corkins Of Oklahoma City, com
mercial superintendent of the tele-
phone company was in vinita yester-
day.
Bob Ironside returned last evening
from Tulsa, where he had been at the
Davenport headquarters during the
campaign.
Oklahoma guests at the Burlington
today are H. M. Bethel and c. J. Den
mis-, Oklahoma City and Thomas j.
Redd, Of Nowata.
Rev. R. ]. Church returned last night
from Welch, where he has been assist
ing the pastor Of the Baptist church
in revival services.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Fleming of Rolla,
Mo-. are visiting Grant Mcdonald and
family. Mr.. and Mrs Fleming are on
their way to Waco, Tex.
United States Commissioner Depue
last night held M. B. Parks of Alton,
for the grand jury, but released him
without requiring any bond.
| ]. e. Underwood has moved his
blacksmith and woodwork shop block
and a half north Of his old stand on
First street. Horseshoing. plain $1OO,
toed s125 172-184
Four generations will be present at
a birthday dinner in honor of Mrs.
White. at the residence of her son, G.
H. Goodpaster. Mrs. White is 76 years
old today
Mr.. Wallace Bell is here again, tun-
ling pianos. He has been tuning in
vinita for several years. Work guar
anteed Good recommendations. Call
at Hotel Green. 1857
Two representatives of the National
Harvester company we're In Vinita re-
Gently, trying to arrange with the
Frisco for right of way so as to make
this city distributing point.
Judge Parker was unable to attend
1.-THE Commercial Club meeting last
might, on account of his health, and
sent written report of his work as
a member of the refinery cormittee
The postofice corner these d~~s re-
sembles the corner in some big c'tv
with its neat fruit stand. The fresh
appearing fruit offered by Mr.. Thomp-
son finds many willing buyers
| Word was brought into town this
morning that one Of the young men
on the Donnelly farm, six miles west
of here was kicked in the face by
mule and seriously injured. DR.. Bagby
was sent for.
A fve-piece orchestra will play for
the first time at the performance of
"The Man of the Hour" Saturday even
ing. Charles Pegues plays the violin.
Roy Franklin, cornet. Paul Gilmore,
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