The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-11-24

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Jen Sexton was in town last night
from Cleora.
Lafayette Courtney is here from Az
ton, attending court.
Bert Chandler has returned from a
business trip to Okmulgee.
Bread and cakes at the Empire Gro
cery Saturday afternoon.
Marion Carpenter has bought the Owl
Cafe, on East Illinois avenue.
Frank Biringslea returned from a
trip to Adair county last night
W. o. Bassett, of Okmulgee, was in
the city this morning, on business.
Mrs. R. ]. Wright is entertaining the
Friday Bridge Club this afternoon.
The Joplin orchestra will furnish the
music for the Cherokee Social Club
w. E. Halsell and family, of Kansas
City. are in the city for short visit
Sam Tucker went to Okoee today to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Nat Dicker-
son.
DR.. Leon of Sloan Springs, arrived
today on business with the district
court.
Miss Gay Oliphant, of Tulsa, is here
for visit with her sister, Mrs. B. E.
Capps
Miss Julia Leland and Miss Woods,
of Topeka, are the guests of Mrs. G. C.
Finley.
Mrs. Nat Dickerson died last night,
at Okoee. The funeral was held this
afternoon.
The funeral of the late E. Coutreras
occurred this afternoon, conducted by
Rev. ]. NJ. Miller.
The Methodist church ladies will
serve dinner tomorrow noon in the
Barrett basement.
Henry Winstead and L. W. Walters,
of Claremore, are here in the interest
of the Fraternal Aid
Tonight at the Christian church, Mr..
Hunley will discuss "The Heavenly
Vision You are invited.
T. N. Calvert, a prominent farmer
and democrat of the upper Cabin creek
country was in town today.
Judge Davis discharged the jury for
the term this afternoon Another jury
may be empaneled Monday
Mrs. Tom Prather, of Welch, was
here today en- route to Okoee to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Nat Dickerson.
c. p. Alexander will leave tonight for
his home at Cherokee, Okla, for the
winter He will return here next
spring
Angel food cake, cherry pie and mum
erous good things tomorrow at the
Pearl Grocery. Ladies of the Christian
church.
| L. S. Beaver, A. A. Brown, George
Kapp and Billy Simms will leave Sun
day for hunting trip to the Spavinaw
country
At the regular meeting of the Owls
last night, twenty-five new members
were voted in Several others were
initiated into the order.
Mrs. John B. Turner was here from
Oklahoma City last night for a short
visit with Mrs. Oliver Bagby, while
en- route to Tennessee for visit.
| The regular meeting of the p E. O
chapter will be held at the home Of
Mrs. c. c. Roberts, Saturday at 8 p
m. All members are requested to be
present.
The Presbyterian ladies will be glac
to fill orders for bread and cakes fol-
Thanksgiving Day. Please give orders
to Mrs. ]. F. Murphy Phone Black
1888, by Tuesday evening
Everyone who can speak the Chero
kee language will be served with the
Indians fayorite dish of con-ne-ha-na al
the dinner to be served in the Barrett
basement Saturday by the Methodist
ladies.
i Maud Williams. negress, was found
guilty of petty larceny. in police courr
yesterday and was fined SIS and sen
Itenced to five days in Jail Maud was
charged with snatching a purse. con
tanning some small change. fr7a I
white man near the Katy sta OF
Tuesday night
i Last Sunday was Red Letter Day
in the Vinita Methodist Sunday school
A large attendance was present.
remarkable increase Of interest was
visible in every department. and a gen
eral quickening of step and movemen
was felt all along the line. 1t is very
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