The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-02-14
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Arthur Meter is here visiting Tom
Ridgeway
Fred Warren was here from Todd to-
day on business.
Geo. Trithart is here from the north
end of the county.
Joe Butler and A. G. Marrs went
to Nowata today on business.
R. w. Greenleaf reports his wife to
be quite sick with typhoid fever
Marion Holderman, wife and daugh-
ter of near Chetopa are here today
The latest designs in Libby cut glass
can be had at the auction sale.
DR.. w. b. Crawford was called u
Claremore this morning. Mrs. Craw-
ford took a day off and accompanied
him.
Garland Marrs, Lon Conner, Joe But
Ter and F. NJ Tarlton are at Nowata
today on business for the Elks lodge
at this place.
Morris and Phil Poplinger will leave
tomorrow for Tulsa. where they will
open store Ben Moskowitz will
have charge of their place here.
If you need anything in elegant
tableware, either sterling or plate, it
will pay you to attend the big sale at
Hudsons, 2:30 and 1880 p. M, every
day
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. f. knight and son,
Bob, left this morning on the Flyer for
San Antonio, Texas, accompanied by
Mrs. knights father and Miss Leila
Pegues
A guest at the Cobb hotel was rob-
bed last night of SIS. The pantaloons
belonging to the man robbed were
found in the ladies toilet but the
money was gone.
The serving trays, casseroles, cop
per and brass goods that are offered
lin the auction sale at Hudson's, are the
most beautiful and useful to be seen
anywhere.
j. Grover Scales, county superin-
tendent of Delaware county, is visiting
Lee R. Mitchell for few days.
Messrs. Scales and Mitchell were class
mates at the old male seminary and
were among the last graduates of the
old institution.
Big crowds are attending the auction
sale at Hudsons, on the Ratcliff cor
ner, and the folks seem to be well
pleased with the bargains they are
getting in the high class goods that
are being sold.
The high school basket ball team de
feated the Vinita Champions last night
by score of 7S to Is. The boys have
been working hard this week for theil
game with the Muskogee high schoo
next Friday night on the local court
The Muskogee team defeated our boys
once this season but when they come
here we are expecting very differen
Iresults.
The young people of the Presbyter
ian church were very pleasantly enter
tanned last night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. j. F, Murphy About forty
young men and women were present
This being a Valentine social, games
Inappropriate to the occasion were play
ed and enjoyed. The rooms were taste
fully decorated with hearts on strini
destined for Cupid's bow.
The young peoples society ant
friends of the Presbyterian churcl
were most royalty entertained las
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Ill.,, F. Murphy on East Tahlequah ave
nue.. The guests began arriving abou
1880 and from that time on every thini
was a scene of gayety. The evening
] was spent in music, games and pleas
ant conversation and was followed b.
dainty and delicious refreshments
There were about fifty present an,
every one went home expressing then
selves in the highest terms OF thei
kind host and hostess and the 200
time shown them.
Cut flowers for Valentines Day
burns.