The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-11-16
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sick child.
T. C. Montgomery of Ger a aia,l is in
the court today,
]. ]. Robinson went to Tulsa last
night on business.
Claude Shelton drove to Centralia
today, on business.
w. T. Davis and wife were in from
Ketchum trading today.
A. G. Harrison was in the city this
morning from Nowata.
J. K Bond returned to Claremore
on the fast mail today,
James S. Davenport has gone to Ok
lahoma City, on business.
Lon Connor made a business trip to
the vicinity of Bluejacket today.
L. D. Heller came up from Tulsa
this morning, on a business trip.
w B. Tucker, of Coffeyville, was
transacting business here today,
E. N. Williamson and H. J. Schroer
are in the country today hunting.
Lou Bordenkircher returned last
night from a business trip to Tulsa.
The fire department made a run to
the north part of town this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Warner are the
parents of daughter, born last night.
Miss jamie Hall has returned from
visit to her fathers ranch in Texas.
The Misses Levy are here from Eu-
reka Springs, visiting Mrs. w. NJ. Ma
lone
| Miss nellie Davis is hostess this aft
ernoon to the young ladies of her
bridge club.
Mrs. D. w. Bottenfeld has returned
from nextended visit with friends
at Carthage.
Henry Winner, Jr, and wife of
Grand river are visiting Dr. and Mrs.
T. T. Winner.
| NJ. S. Runyan came over from Chel-
sea this morning to attend the Eastern
Star meeting.
A. ]. Green and Joe Hunt Jr., were
among the successful quail hunters
abroad yesterday.
c. R. Lindsey credit man of the In
ternational Harvester company, was
here from Parsons, today
Mrs w M. Malone will leave on the
Flyer tonight for Kimundy, ILL.,, where
she is called by the sickness of her
father.
Drs. G. A. Lands and D. w White
specialists from Washington, D. c..
are here to treat the Indians for eye
troubles
John, Crutchfield and mother went
to Alton this afternoon and will drive
to Duck creek for a visit at the home
of w H. Morrison
Rev E. NJ. Sweet, the new presiding
elder for the Vinita district has ar
rived and will occupy the presiding
elders parsonage in the north part OF
town
Ed Rowley was taken from the tor
of the east bound Frisco train yester
day afternoon, while asleep. This
morning he was fined $3.50 on vag
rancy charge.
Mrs. H. NJ Smith entertained yester
day with dinner in honor of Rev. and
Mrs ]. w. Sims, who left this morn
ing for Mangum, where Rev. Sims goes
as pastor of the Methodist church
there.
Congressman James S. Davenport
and William T. Rye have formed g
partnership for the practice of law
Their office will be in the Halsel build
ing, in the suite now occupied by Mr.
Davenport.
Oklahoma is four years old today
On November 16, 1907, Presiden
Roosevelt signed the proclamation ad
mitting Oklahoma to statehood. |
would be hard to find a more lusty foul
year old than in Oklahoma.
The revival services at the Christian
church are growing in interest eacl
day The sermons are deeply spirit
ual and Mrs. Hunley's solos are full O
soul power Tonight the evangelis
will speak on the theme Rapid Trar
sit to He'll" The solo will be THE
Books Will All Be Opened Over There.
Mrs. Pauline Hays of Oklahoma City
is here representing the Children:
Home Society and soliciting aid fol
that splendid institution. This society
has found homes for more than 7OC
orphan children since its establish
ment, and 275 little ones were cared
for last year. Mrs. E. N. Ratcliff O
our city is life member of the so
ciety
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