The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-04-22
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Cut Flowers. Burns. Phone 81.
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Yellow Yam Sweet Potatoes, at
Garrisons.
R. A. Leayitt is here from Little
Rock.
S. c. Wills of White Oak is in town
today.
Dr. Earl Mccarthy visited at Musko-
gee Sunday.
yellow Yam Sweet Potatoes. at
Garrisons.
Second hand lumber for sale cheap.
Minnetonka Lumber Co. 2t
Joe Martin, a negro. was arrested
on whiskey charge Saturday night.
WANTED-One or two rooms for
light housekeeping. Address Box 1872.
Mrs. John A. Riddle returned to In
diana Saturday night after visit with
Seymour Riddle.
Yellow Yam Sweet Potatoes, at
Garrisons.
The vinita boys defeated the Kelso
team yesterday at Electric Park by a
score of 10 to s.
Eggs from the highest bred flock of
Plymouth Rock hens in Oklahoma.
ls1.OO per setting. Mrs. d. NJ. Mars. If
The Vinita baseball team beat the
Kelso team by a score of 10 to yes
terday afternoon on the Electric Park
field.
| The father of DR.. Neer has returned
to his home in Illinois after visit
with his son. who is sick with typhoid
fever.
The Colts baseball aggregation have
begun practicing in preparation for the
opening of the City League season
about May |.
Yellow Yam Sweet Potatoes, at
1 iGarrisons
4 The track team of the Pryor high
school spent Friday and Saturday
nights in vinita returning to Pryor
on the Flyer Sunday.
Yellow Yam Sweet Potatoes, at
lGarrisons.
/ Geo. E. Davis of this city has been
lappointed by Governor Cruce dele
gate to the Sociological congress at
Nashville May to 10.
Col t. M. Burlington was invited to
attend the exercises at Guthrie today
as member of the governors staff
commemorative of the opening of old
Oklahoma twenty-three years ago.
i Judge P. S. Davis went to Pryor to-
day to appoint appraisers for the NJ.
4 D. & G. land in Mayes county. That
road is grading rapidly from Wagner
to Miami and expects to be ready for
track laying about June 1st.
Il The commendable disposition of our
citizens to cooperate in park work is
shown by the fact that several persons
not signing the tree-planting agree
ment have set number of trees in
South Park and several who agreed
to have a certain number set have in
some instances more than, doubled
their quota.
The fact that the acting SECRETARY
of the Retail Merchants Association
lonly received six rating inquiries in
two weeks indicates that the mem
bers are not getting the most possible
out of that organization. Quite few
hard ones have been found and
classified but there are still some run
lining with the sheep that belong in
the other bunch.
Milford-Berger received this morn
ling what they regarded as a reason
able request for payment of an ac-
count before it was due. A hosiery
manufacturing concern in North Caro-
lima sent out a manifold letter saying
Itheir factory and office had been en-
tirely destroyed by fire, with a loss of
| $4,000 above insurance. The check
went ont by first mail.
Don't get scared and think you are
Iseeing thirgs again If you notice
humber Of strange creatures on the
Istreets tomorrow for they are harm
Hess Scot Canadians, members oil the
l"Kiltiesp band. They came in all
sizes. One is a giant over seven feet
tall and another is but eighly-ilve
Ipounds in weight and less than five
fleet in height Without question the
globe-trotting "Kilties' will be the
lqueerest specimens of humanity seen
in this city for some time, and their
performances as a concert band, With
several special features will be ap-
Ipreciated by all musieally hlclined peo-
Iple who are fortunate enough TO hear
them. Many people will be anlused at
the mere sight Of these men "a short
skirts and feather pointed bonnets,
lbut the real side-splitting laughts will
come to those who hear the band IN
lsome of their humoresques and clever
j limitations