The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-03-02
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prosrzhle and s4soyzhle manner. Ths
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Fhirh Nrz- ELlerEz1 tzIksd 70 3 n1u-
bs- q tzz tris-6s a te-psrznce. xho
had ssths-e5 for tse occasion, ard
tozrgsea ns~ members wsre enrolled
10 star tke lA1psign which Is % be
pushsd Il Al parts q The state this
year 4 delicate tEo course luncheon
Ess tier ss-v@d % The guests. and al
departed. viii words q praise for the
sVecsss q ths afternoon Al night
Ms Hlleruzn spoke 70 = large gath
ertng AZ The Methodist church. Ehe-s
e very Ens musical program had been
prepared b. home talent and which
would Go credit 70 much larger places
than Bluesseks- Mrs- HilleTmzn
spoke a. some length and entertain
d her hearers with : great volume Of
facts showing b. statistics the re-
suits % the people under the open sa-
loon. high license. and local option,
As compared with prohibition. vith
Law enforcement. and il is safe to say
there vas not one in the audience
Who vas nat convinced By her argu-
uents- she ended with q strong plea
70 the people 70 stand by the night,
and insist On the Laws being enforc-
ID. and Ess highly eomDlimented by
her friends upon her masterful hand
Ing OF the subject Rev. L. r. Jones
offered the opening prayer. and pro-
the benedietion. Those TAX
ing part in the musical program,
we're. Mesdzmes Hopson. Mckenzie,
Wall. Misses Hayes, Shoe. Hicks, Al
len and Layton; Nessrs. HopsoH and
Thornton. Space viii not permit a
more detailed report Of specially at
tractive numbers Of the program. A
liberal free viii offering was made by
the audience.
The Hudson Brothers have started
building a new residence on Center
street, near the Katy station.
Mr. Baker. who recently acquired
the Allen property near the public
school building. is enlarging and add
ing to It. and viii make Of it a hand
some property.
Quite lot Of live stock and chattels
hands on Monday via the auc-
ton route. with c. c. jenkins as auc-
tioneer and G. l. Hopson. clerk These
will be continued each week
for some time to come. in order 10 let
the people come 10 town to supply
their wants.
Among those attending the ". c. T. |
Q. functions from out Of town were
Mrs. Hagler Of Pryor, Mrs. Eddy Of
New York state and Mrs. Hancock Of
Welch.
A. E. Douthitt and family have re-
turned from California, where they
have been living for several months
past and will make this their future |
home. One by one they come back.
The District Teachers Reading Cir
lie will hold their monthly meeting on
Friday evening, March I2, at Blue
Jacket, public school building a
rood attendance is expected. and an
interesting session is being prepared.
)ne Of the subjects to be discussed, is
Parliamentary Rules and Practices.
This viii be held in the evening, and
IL interested persons are invited to
,e present
K C. Henley, the newly appointed
arrier for Route No. !. started out
N Tuesday. with brand new outfit.
]. \. Mcdonald. who is making some
with cement for protect
ng yard posts. was in from his farm.
n Tuesday. and took out a load of
ement and poultry wire.