The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-12-03
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W. NJ. simms is in welch today.

luay.
Miss May Caldwell has returne,
from Pryor.
Mack Matheson was here from No
wata this morning.
Have your old Stetson hats cleaned
blocked and made new. 30 S. Wilson
street. 176-t
Mrs. ]. D. Jones is visiting friends
in Joplin.
Hon. James S. Davenport has return
ed from Tulsa.
Jacob scheffel of Fairfield Ia, is il
lvinita today. -
All trimmed hats go at half price
A few specials in pattern hats which
you can't afford to miss at the vinits
Millinery company. 1905
j. A. Lundy of Kansas, Okla, was
in town yesterday.
Joe Wilson and wife from Chelsea
are in otwn today
John H. Crutchfield returned last
might from Muskogee.
w, H. Morrison of Cleora, returned
last night from Fort Worth, Texas.
The Commonwealth Trust company
this morning sold three farms to three
brothers from Kansas.
The ladies of the Maccabees have
rented the old Cherokee Club rooms.
]. G. Starr went to Parsons this
morning for treatment by an oculist
The Junior League will hold a bazar
at the Jackson second hand store, De.
cember 10. 2-7
Mr.. Bennett of Big Cabin, is prepar-
ing to sell his goods and move back to
Illinois.
Mrs. S. T. Lincoln of Fairland, was
the guest over night of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Deck.
]. E. Mann and wife of Centralia,
were in the city today, on a shopping
tour.
w. H. Davis, of Muskogee, was here
on business this morning.
Deputy Holland Clark, last night.
brought Pearl Martin, negro, in from
the Lightning creek country, to an.
swer to charge of disposing of mort
gagged property.
Gus L. Dixon of Tulsa, was here on
business this morning.
The largest heat made at the foun-
dry was run yesterday, sixty-five hun
dred pounds. If you want to see some
of the finest castings you ever laid eyes
on, visit the new foundry and you will
find them there.
Miss Mabel Foreman, who has been
acting as stenographer in the county
attorneys Office has accepted posi-
tion with the Sunny-Pat Hardware
John Wallen and Lee Brown, of Cass-
vile, Mo-, brother and brother-in-law,
visited s. E. Wallen yesterday, return
ing home last night
P. w Wilkins and wife arrived last
night from Pennsylvania to make their
home here. Mr.. Wilkins is one of the
of the new oil refinery.
D. c. Morrison, former government
oil inspector was here from Muskogee
this morning.
The Hall feed store, whose building
on South Wilson street was destroyl
ed by fire Thursday, opened again to-
day in the Mcclellan building.
Harry Bagby, who was injured in
the fire Thursday, is still in a pretty
serious condition, but it is thought
he is somewhat improved this after
noon.
The Friday Bridge Club met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. M. F. Knight.
Besides the members of the club, Miss
Holloway of Muskogee and Mrs. DR..
Frayser We're present as guests. Mrs.
Bert Chandler made high score.
Mrs. S. B. Churchill and Mrs. Heber
Skinner are visiting in Claremore.
Mrs. Churchill will go on to Tulsa for
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Orr.
G. w. Tritthart of Hudson was in
the city this morning, looking after
shipment of horses which have just
come in.
w. L. Hammond, land appraiser in
The Indian agents office, returned last
hight from a two weeks absence.
G. F. Camp of Okeene will be in Vim
tauntil after the holidays.
w E. Beard went to Ada this morn
ng for a short visit. He will return
lext week and open his box ball par
or in the Betram building on Vann
street. Mr.. Beard lost all of his equip
nent in the fire Thursday, but a new
'utft will be shipped from Cincinnati,
Monday.