The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-12-30

0dtl 0IOhlHSSi anu WilS VIII AcufN
for Oklahoma City tonight.
F. M. Smith and w. t. Rye had bus
mess at Big Cabin yesterday.
Will F. Freeman returned to Adair
last evening after a visit in this city.
There were several people down
from Alton last night to attend the
show.
Berry Rich will leave tonight for
Shamrock, Tex, to be away month
or more.
The ladies are especially invited to
hear Hon. Champ Clark at the Audi
torium tonight
The P. e. o. chapter will meet with
Miss Mamie Collins Monday after
noon at o'clock.
The fire department made run to
house on South Thompson street
early this morning.
Miss Abbie Black returned this
morning from a visit with her parents
at Russellyille, Ark.
Jim Morris is starting plumbing
shop in the room recently vacated by
tie Elliott bicycle shop.
Mrs. Clara Patterson who has been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. August Schliee-
ker left today for Dallas, Tex.
Rev. Barney will preach in the Bap-
tist church tomorrow at eleven on
"The City Of Refuge" Subject at 7:SO
Turning over New Leaf
Warren H. Myers arrived here this
morning from Rochester, n. Y, on his
long walk to San Francisco He says
| he has made good time and expects to
make an average of forty-nine miles
day. He will spend Sunday here
and continue his journey Monday
There is good prospect that there is
movement on foot to build two
story so by 100 foot brick on South
Wilson street, where the Ironside
building now stands. This will give
the east side of Wilson street between
Canadian and Illinois solid brick
block. The coming year will see lots
of substantial building in Vinita.
Miss Vivian Hall of Oklahoma City,
who has been spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Smith of the
lLeader left today for her home. Miss
HAL is stenographer for Supreme
Judge Robertson, late candidate for
governor and an appointee of Cover
nor Cruce on the supreme court com
mission. 1t is understood by his
friends that Judge Robertson will again
| be a candidate for governor when the
election rolls around.
Miss Jennie Mae Camp is home
spending the holidays from the Chris
tian University at Enid, where she has
been attending school and studying
singing under the celebrated Prof.
Weasner. who has just recently come
10 thi scountry and who formerly
taught in the Royal Academy OF Music
in London, England, Prof. Weasner
pronounced Miss Camp one Of the
best trained and most thoroughly
taught pupils that had ever come to
him in this country and said that
vinita was fortunate in possessing
such a fine teacher as Mrs. w. B.
Crawford, who taught her all she knew
before going to Enid Prof. Weas er
and Mrs. Crawford both teach the
Shakespearean method Of singing.
School will open January 2, 1912,
and pupils are requested to meet their
teachers in their usual rooms of the
lold buildings. after whicit they will
march to their respective rooms in the
new building, both high school and
grade pupils. After January 10, 1912
new classes will be organized in the
primary grades for the benefit OF the
pupils who have become Of school age
since last September, we nope par
ents will observe this request and not
start children until above date. Ar
arrangements are now being made for
the formal opening of the new high
school the last of January. We viii
have some good addresses by educa-
tors of our city also by members OF
the board of education, also the high
school pupils viii have an important
place on this program.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will
give a tea at the home Of Mrs. Lee
Barrett, on New Years day. A muiscal
program will be rendered and every
one is cordially invited 2l0-1o
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