The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-12-22
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Sam Motley and wife are home from
Tulsa.
Major Cusey and daughter left for
Guthrie last night.
Heinz 81 sweet pickles. Peoples Gro.
Lewis Cass was down from his farm
near Welch today
Fred Victor is here from Alton en-
route to Muskogee.
Heinz 81 Sour pickles. Peoples Gro.
Berry Rich is expected home from
Shamrock, Tex, Sunday.
Freeman Nidiffer came down from
Fairland today on business.
Xmas nuts, 20c lb. Peoples Grocery.
Robt. Hill came from the state uni
versity to spend the holidays
John F. Warren was among the
Adair visitors in Vinita today.
Full cream cheese. Peoples Grocery
Christmas exercises at the Presby
terian church Saturday evening at
1880.
Guy Lionberger and wife came up
from Muskogee today to spend the hol-
idays.
Buckwheat Flour. Peoples Grocery.
Garland Marrs and wife left for
Tulsa today to spend Christmas with
friends.
Heinz mincemeat. Peoples Grocery.
Jay Lionberger arrived from Sedalia
today where he has been attending
school.
G. M. Anderson arrived from Kan
sas City last night to spend Christmas
with home folks.
Albatros Flour. Peoples Grocery.
For rent January 18th, four room
modern cottage with bath and closets
inside, gas and other conveniences.
Heinz 81 dill pickles. Peoples Gro.
The holiday travel is unusually
heavy on all the railroads. Trains
passing through Vinita are loaded to
the limit
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Chas. Stuart and Miss Georgia Hud-
son of Big Cabin. Allen Evans and
Nora Bell Hayes of Vinita.
Xmas nuts. Peoples Grocery.
The vinita high school basket ball
team went to Chelsea today to play
the Chelsea high school, The boys
are in good condition and expect to
win.
Christmas trees and holly at Cowans
Miss Mabel Roper. daughter of Rev
| W. II. Roper, pastor of the Methodist
church of this city, arrived in Vinita
this morning over the east bound
Frisco. Miss Roper belongs to the
teaching staff of the Oklahoma public
schools. She is at home for the holi
days.
Bulletin No. Of the Oklahoma geo
logical survey has recently been is
sued and can be obtained by sending
six cents for postage to d. W. Ohern
director, Norman, Okla The book
oontains over 200 pages. The princi
pal topics discussed are the advan
tages of good roads; construction and
maintenance of earth and macadam
roads; paved roads and streets; the
road laws and administration; some
what detailed discussion the available
road materials of the state; and brief
review of the road conditions and ma
lterials for each county There are
three large maps and forty-four illus
trations.
The charities committee will need
about 25 more chickens than have been
promised We would rather have
them alive, but can use them dressed
| If we get more than is needed, what
is left will be returned to the last per
sons contributing Anything that you
wish to give in the way of eatables
I'VE can use if known in time. Report
these by Saturday noon. Cash contri
buttons should be left with George
Bailey, Watsons store, by Saturday
moon. To give you an idea of w.at is
needed. approximately thirty-five IAN
lilies will be looked after in which is
lprobably 100 children. We will furn
Iish candy. nuts fruit etc for these