The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-06-06

loOn iNNN iAttSA'N'
R. C. Burris made a business visit
to Pryor today.
F. s. E. Amos is here today from
City
Ross Mode was here this morning
from Needmore,
All work is cash at Purdy's Shoe
Shop. F. M. Purdy.
Howell Cobb is here from Musko-
gee visiting friends.
C. w. Nelson was held yesterday
on a whiskey charge.
DR.. Haas passed through this morn
ing en- route to Sapulpa,
Wood Bruner is visiting here from
Muskogee for few days.
L. w. Burlington and NJ. G. Hawkins
went to Chelsea this noon.
WANTED-Dress making. Mrs. g..
E. Davis, 9S7 South Scraper.
A large number of Vinita young
people are attending the normal.
S. ]. Krepps of Oklahoma City was
here today en- route to st. Louis.
The Estella people are planning a
big picnic for the Fourth of July,
Walter Scudder has returned from
three months stay in Muskogee.
Eureka Springs water at Enterprise
Grocery Co. Call up up. $50
]. L. Blue is business visitor in
Vinita today from Oklahoma City.
John Hamilton returned this morn
ing from business visit at Carthage,
Mo-
Henry Raines is now travelling with
the Indian ball team, playing second
base.
Ollie Victor of Grand Chain, ILL.,,
was here last evening visiting rela-
tives.
George Couch returned last even
ing from a weeks stay in Kansas
City.
Homer Melton, cashier of the Elk
change Bank of Alton, was here last
evening.
w. M. Malone returned from Da-
kota last night after an absence OF
two weeks.
Band benefit show at the Lyric to-
NIGHT The proceeds go to pay for the
new uniforms.
Little Pauline Emler returned to
Oswego yesterday afternoon after a
visit with Myrtle Marrs.
]. Y. Callahan, candidate for con
gressman-at-large, was here this morn
ing on his way to Claremore.
Come to the Presbyterian church
lawn tomorrow night and be refreshed
with sherbet, ice cream and cake.
B. Hurley went to Tulsa today to
make arrangements for moving to
that place. He is to become jaileI
there.
Miss Mary Barrett went to Clare
more this morning to attend the grad
uation exercises of the state prepara
tory school,
Mrs. R. S. Andrews went to Clare
more this morning to attend a con
yention of Missionary Societies of the
Methodist church.
Mrs. J. S. Alfrey and daughter are
expected Friday from Sloan Spring:
to visit Mrs. D. NJ. Marrs and othel
relatives in Vinita.
A packed house witnessed Clarence
Prices travel pictures at the Crane
last night. Pictures were also showf
of the Titanic disaster.
Mrs. B. Weaver went to Claremort
this morning to take the radium baths
She was accompanied by Mrs. Harri
son and George Weaver.
The two main buildings at the IN
sane asylum will soon have roofs owe
them and the inside work will be push
ed rapidly. A large force of men arr
at work.
The young people Of the Presbyter
ian church will serve ice cream, sher
bet and cake on the church lawn to
morrow night from $50 to $3.50. Th'
public invited.
The Woodcoek case was giyel
to the jury at noon today and at tn
time of going to press had not reached
decision 1t is predicted there vii
be hung jury.
A series of Sunday ball games hav'
been arranged by the high schoo
team with the teams of neighborinl
towns. Next Sunday they play a
Chetopa, Kans., and at Welch on tn
| Sunday following
! All members and friends arc invited
to attend the celebration of the fiji
teenth anniversary of Yinita Council
No. 272, Fraternal Aid Association