The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-11-11
D 0 o 900 10 10000 900 c
. LOCAL AND PERSONAL c
n
0 10000 oooooooooot o
Mrs. ]. NJ. Miller is quite i'll

Jasper Martins little boy is quite
sick.
E. R. Lee, of Kelso. was shopping
in the city today.
Mrs. F. B. Woodard is among those
reported quite sick.
Mrs. c. c. Hittenmeyer is reportf d
among those sick.
E. F. Gibbons. of Muskogee, was
here today on business.
John S. Benger of Blackwell, was
here on a business visit.
Lee Holt came up from Big Cabin
this morning, on business.
J. A. Veasey, of Bartlesyille, was in
the city today, on business.
G. NJ. Berry, of Pawnee. was among
the guests at the Cobb today.
A. l.. Harris, of Wagner, was trans
acting business here today.
H. H. Jackman, of Welch, was ming
ling with the throng here today.
J. II. Parker went to Pryor today
to look after funeral at that place
Mrs. G. H. Caution living about ten
miles northwest of town is quite sick.
Harry Mead will arrive tonight from
Wichita to lcok after business inter.
ests.
Mice Anna Co+amood v,an+ 70 Alton
last night to enjoy the music at the
recital.
James Still, of near Seligman, Mo-,
lis here for a visit with his daughter,
Mrs. Fred Yount
}. C. Carter and son, of Frankfort,
Ind, are in the city looking for farm
land to purchase.
The Parker-Wise Investment com.
pany will move tonight to their new
loeatio min the Farmers State bank.
The Leavitt Land company will oc-
cupy the space in the Thompson stone
building, vacated by the Parker Wise
Investment company
The play house" being erected by
Judge Parker on the Patton farm IS
nearing completion An artesian well
was started yesterday
NJ B. Rich returned last night from
Gentry, Ark, where he says great ex-
citement prevails over the failure of
the bank at that place.
About twelve or thirteen couples OF
young people enjoyed the Cherokee
Social Club dance at the ball over the
Grand Theatre last night
lucille and Ethel Burlington, Rachel
and Louis Hill, Eunice Williams Mil.
dred Deck, Louis Davis and numerous
other Vinitans attended the recital last
night at Alton.
The services at the Catholic church
tomorrow morning will be at 1890
Father Brannan will preach. No Cath
olic should miss that service. All 9th
ers are kindly invited.
Rev. Barney will preach tomorrow
in the Baptist church at II a. m, on
the subject, "a Few Hard Nuts
Cracked The ordinance of the
Lords Supper will be administered.
Mrs. Mary Shelton of Vinita was
awarded first prize for landscape paint
| ing by the State Federation of Wo
mems Clubs lust another indication
that Oklahoma is developing a coa
siderable art colony.
While asleep a news butch, named
McGregor, walked off the early morn,
ing southbound Katy passenger train
this morning. He was found later
lying asleep beside the track and was
uninjured by the fall
There was a report on the streets
here today that there had been ser
ious shooting affray at Pryor, but a
phone call to the editor of the Clipper
at that place brought the information
that the rumor was false
Mrs. Heber Skinner was hostess yes
terday afternoon to the ladies Of the
Friday Bridge Club. This meeting vas
the first since the summer stopped the
meetings and the club was reorganiz
ed. Miss Bertha Thomason made hisl
score A delicious luncheon was serv
ed during the afternoon
Some one entered an out house OF
Judge Preston s. Davis lately and
carried away lot of lumber, even
taking the loft out of the building
This sort of thieving is too prevalent
in Vinita. Some person or persons
will find themselves in serious trouble
if this kind of thing is not stopped
More than 22OOO,OOO accidents are
reported each year. Hundreds of thou
sands of others are never reported
but every time the clock ticks, every
working hour, the Continental Casual
ty Company pays a dime to somebody
somewhere who is sick or hurf tGae