The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-09-05
Charley Kay is in town from Pensa-

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\ car of Missouri apples is on sale
in the Frisco yards.
Grayson Wills, the sage of White
Oak, was in town today.
D. A. Wilson, the Bmejacket mer-
chant, is in town today
Mrs. c. w Day and children have
returned from visit in Iowa.
DR.. Bagby reports Ray Saunders, Of
near Miles as being quite sick.
VIM. Renfro and VIM Chambers of
Big Cabin are in town today.
Chas. Collins and J. c. Starr attend
Henry Pierce's sale in the country to-
day
Captain Johnson is here from Den
yer for visit wis his daughter, Mrs.
J F. CASTOR
Little Tom White, of Kelso, who
had his skull fractured last week is
up an dabout,
H. 7. Martin was down from Che
topa today and while here subscribed
for the Chieftain
Mr.. and Mrs. Gump, Emmet Hughes
and Mata Stevens are in the Spavinaw
Hills fishing and hunting.
Albert Stewart and Jim Mckinney
came in this morning from Claremore
and will return to their home in Sen
eca tonight
R. E. Thompson, S. S. Beaver,
Edward Klengle and S. E. Wallen left
this afternoon for the Neosho river for
a fishing trip
James Donnelly, uncle of Tom and
Paul Donnelly came in this morning
from Idaho for visit. The boys had
not seen him for II years.
The little boy of R. C. Price near
.Centralia who was operated upon Mon
day by Drs. Bagby and Neer for ap-
pendicitis is reported much better,
Mrs. Walter Carway who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. F. H. Was
son, of Welch, passed through last
night on her way to her home in Clare
more.
Walter Adair and sister Mary, pass
ed through last evening from Tulsa
to Adair. They have been visiting R..
Lee Martin and family for the past
week.
e. B. Thompson returned from Alton
last evening where he put in 200 feet
of steel board. He says his business
at Alton is about as good as his Vinita
business.
Leforce Bros had a shipment of cat
tie on the St. Louis market yesterday
and are we'll pleased with the prices
received. They will ship two more
loads tomorrow
The Daily Chieftain until January
1st for $10O
Gaylord N. Bebout and family and
Rev Talmage and family recently re-
turned from Spavinaw where they have
been on fishing trip They report
catching lots of good fish, and a very
pleasant outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Thomason re-
turned to Summers, Ark, today after
two weeks visit with their daughter,
Mrs D. T. Witt east of town They
were called here to the bedside of
their little granddaughter, who has
typhoid fever.
WANTED-Position as housekeeper
for widower or small family. Address
Ethel Lynch, Pryor, Okla.
Sid Province returned this morning
from visit from Fayetteville. His
wife will remain week longer to put
up some fruit. Sid says the fruit crop
is fine an dthat they have had plenty
of rain and good crops of all kinds.
The Modern Pioneers of America
held one of their enjoyable dances last
night at the Odd Fellows hall They
had as guests the Fred C. Stein Stock
company. All report an enjoyable
time Friday night the colony will be
the guests Of the company at theater
party.
Mr.. c. Callahan of Charlotte, Mich,
is in the city and is so we'll pleased
with the town and country that he ex-
poets to invest in farm near town
and will also buy or build a nice home
in town. Mr.. Callahan has sold Yalu-
able property in Michigan and comes
full handed and will be a valuable
addition to the community.
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