The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1911-12-13
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tion with good salary. Chieftain.
Walter Cronan is at Oklahoma City
on business with the automobile peo.
Pile.
DR.. Leon of Sloan Springs was here
yesterday and left last night for Texas
points.
A telegram from J. S. Davenport
announces that he has arrived in
Washington.
There will be a shooting match for
turkeys at p. m, tomorrow, just
Isouth of town.
Frank Burkhalter will leave in a few
days for Barnwell, S. c., to visit his
old home for the holidays.
United States Marshal Grant Victor
was in yinita yesterday en- route from
his farm near Alton to Muskogee.
Frank Billingslea and 7. NJ. Buffing-
ton returned from Joplin last night
where they had been on business
trip.
The dance at the Commercial Club
rooms last night was attended by
about rs couples and very enjoyable
evening was had.
The Ladies Home Mission Society
of the Methodist church will meet to-
morrow afternoon at the church. All
members urged to attend.
Henry Armstrong was in from his
farm near Coody's Bluff today. Mr.
Armstrong mas been subscriber to
the Chieftain for quarter of cen
ltury
Henry Wright, of Appleton City, Mo-,
is here visiting his daughter, Mrs. w.
G. Masterson, who has been confined
to her home by sickness for the past
two weeks.
The gray poney owned by Mrs. F.
w. Strout died of blind staggers today.
He was Is years old and had been a
familiar figure on the streets here for
a dozen years.
The ladies' of the Catholic church
will give free entertainment followed
by box supper at Sacred Heart in
stitute tomorrow, Thursday at s p
M Everybody invited.
VIM. Troup, whose home is in San
ltiago, Cal, is here for short visit with
the family of J. R. Carter, 1872 South
Scraper street. Mr.. Troup went to
California from Appleton City, Mo.
about 25 years ago and this is his first
visit back east" since that time.
A look through the Ming-Harris
burlington building shows the building
to be nearing completion. 1t will have
l54 fine hotel rooms above and the of
flee and dining room will be in the
first floor 1t will afford much needed
Accommodations in the way of a hotel
for Vinita
The Macks at the Grand last night
again made good with one of the best
entertainments of the kind ever seer
| in Vinita. The house was fairly vel
filled and the interest did not lag
About 27 young men responded to the
Invitation to come on the stage and
join the class that wanted to test
lhypnotism.
| Miss Hazel Johnston, formerly ol
Colorado Springs, Colo, who has beer
Visiting her aunt, Mrs. J. J. Robinson
of this city, viii leave Wednesday
morning for Chicago, where she will
begin her winter vaudeville season
with her partner, Miss Undine And
rews, of Chicago, Ill. Miss Johnston
has been here since November. 7.
Vinita lodge -. 5, A. r. e. A. NJ.
at a regular monthly meeting held last
night, elected officers for the year 1919
as follows: J. S. Smith, Jrs w, NJ;
Geo. P. Fogle. S. w; j. L Morn g, J
W.; H. R. Warner. treasurer; August
Schliecker, secretary. These officers
| viii Dt Iotditcu at Tue ISAt iCS Suidi
Injecting.
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. King left today
for Welch where Mr.. King will go into
business. Rev. J. M. Miller and wife
and party of friends gave them a sur
prise last evening with shower Of
lpop corn and apples The ladies' OF the
q. W. P. M. presented Mrs. King with
an elegant ring. The evening was
thoroughly enjoyed BY every one pres
ent
The union of young peoples societies
of Vinita met at the Methodist church
Monday evening. The devotional. ex-
ercises were led by G. E. Hoole The
address of Messrs Galloway, Roark
and Davis proved not only interesting
but helpful Mr. Roark was appoint
ed leader Of the bible study work; Mr.
Davis chairman of the committee on
charity. Kari Ford chairman of a
committee to establish a rest room for