The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1910-07-25
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FOR sALE-vaudette Theatre. SIT
DR.. r. H. Harper is a business visit
tor from Alton.
Judge Wilson N. Smith returned to
Grove this morning. ax
Miss Cassie Tiff, Of Chelsea was
here last night
Russell Harris was up from Pryor
Creek to spend Sunday
c. J. Hunt is here from Tahlequah
flor a few days visit.
Pryor Farley went to Tulsa today
on business.
A few choice south rooms in Thoma-
lson Hotel now vacant. S2-SS
Carl Gillette spent Sunday at Tulsa
returning this morning.
A. B. Davis returned this morning
from Tulsa, where he spent Sunday
at his home.
Harrison Bethel of Tulsa was here
Sunday to visit his mother, Mrs.
Sophia Bethel.
Three drunks and one way were
made temporary residents of the city
bastile over Sunday night.
Vaudeville at the Auditorium Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday. Prices
1O and 20 cents.
H FOR SALE-Six room house, Four
lots SOxl5O with artesian well. Chas
Webb. S2-7
Don't fail to see Happy Jack" at
the Auditorium Monday. Tuesday and
Wednesday
/ l am candidate for Constable for
this municipal township and solicit
your support in the primary election
next Tuesday so w. L. LYONS.
| The Ladies Missionary Society of
the Presbyterian church will meet
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the
church.
II They wondered at the Ideal Air
dome how those electric lights were
lit, and Webb City is still guessing.
Jack will show you at the Auditorium
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mrs. NJ. L. Campbell of Seneca, Mo-,
lis in charge of the Thomson hotel
until the return of Mr.. and Mrs. A. N.
Green from Colorado and other west
lern states.
II G. G. Jones is making an automobile
tour of this part of the state and
wants to address the people Of Vinita
"wednesday morning at II a. m.
TO the Republican Voters of Vinita:
A. L. Churchill and family started
on an automobile trip to Welch yes
lterday. via Woodley., but got no far
lther than the latter place. Something
went wrong with the car and the
Iparty had to await the coming of a
mechanic from Vinita before the car
would run.
Vote for Joe Strain (our joel for
Icorporation commissioner, and show
STANDARD Oil and the railroads, who
Iare fighting him, that democracy re-
wards her faithful sons, and is not the
Itail to the Standard Oil kite. He made
lgood, and is the right man in the right
lplace. Vote for Joe.
Jess Johnson aged 21 and Miss EN-
ma Bussey aged is, both Of Catale
were married at the Office Of the Coun-
Ity Judge this morning
Five negroes charged with main
tanning a house Of ill-repute were tried
lin the Justices court this morning and
given the customary fine.
The trial of X. R. Newton, charged
witn petty larceny is being heard in
the justice Of the peace court this
afternoon.
Several severe cases of malaria and
chills are reported in the city.
Ira Terrell. living northwest of town
was arrested yesterday on charge of
seduction. His hearing will probably
come up in the justice Of the peace
court this afternoon.
Miss Edna Patten. who has been the
Iguest of F. P. Patten and family left
yesterday for her home at Boynton.
Misses Henryetta Patten and Kate
duncan accompanied her to Muskogee.
Miss Duncan went to TaleQuah.
H. 0. Bland, the well known attor-
lney Of Alton was mingling with the
lthrong here this afternoon.
w R. Graham Of Muskogee was
here today on business.
w S. sterrett. well known news
paper writer, of Oklahoma City, was