The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-09-03

down the Katy and there was plenty OF
amusement for ALL The Big Cabin
band furnished the music.
Walter Chitwood was in this city
Sunday en- route from Tulsa to Durant
to attend the state normal.
Mrs, Glenn has sold her interest in
the Green hotel to Marion Carpenter.
The change was made yesterday.
G. A. Butler who has been cooking
lat the Whitney restaurant took the
Katy for Bartlesville this morning.
John r. Ketchum, one Ne the old
time citizens of Alluwe, came over
Monday and returned this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Mitchell have
returned from California and will be
the guests of F. j. Scott and family.
Charley Howell, VIM. Hollingsworth
Mr.. Bluejacket and j. NJ. Simms came
down from Bluejacket this morning
The Okoee fair starts today, and
there will be quite a crowd go from
here before the fair closes three days
hence
NJ. j. Spaulding sold hay press and
span of mules at public auction yes
terday, that he had taken in an a
mortgage.
Mrs. Kate K. Carselowey who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. o. l..
Patton returned to her country home
yesterday.
FOR SALE-My home place at a
bargain, for the next thirty days. Mrs.
J. H. Hughes, 42O East Flint Avenue.
Phone 722.
! Cliff Busey and family left yester-
day evening for their home in Pitts
burg after a weeks visit here with
VIM. Busey.
Miss Ruth Stanley is another Big
Cabin pupil who will attend high
school here as soon as she RECEIVERS
from spell of sickness.
J. r. Carselowey has sold his prayer
piano that he won in the Muskogee
Times Democrat content to Drake
Nidiffer. of Fairland for $500.
George Tyner, candidate for super
intendent of schools on the republican
ticket, attended the Woodmen picnic
at Adair Friday and Saturday.
Robert Lee and wife passed through
last evening to Adair. They have been
visiting his father, Ed Lee and family
at Kansas City for the past two weeks.
Walker Milan returned to his home
in Chelsea last night after few days
visit here and taking part in the
tennis tournament yesterday after.
noon.
Master William Kenneth Wilson ar.
rived in the city Sunday. Kenneth is
the seven year old son of William w
Wilson, organizer for the Fraternal
Aid Association.
Joe and Charley Wheat and John
Sharp went to Claremore today to bid
on a contract for putting in a front
SIMILAR to the one they are putting in
on South Wilson.
Paul Mahaffey left last night fol
Elkins, Ark, where he will spend q
wey days visiting home folks, after
which he will go to Emory, Va, tC
attend the Emory & Henry College
H. NJ. Williams yesterday delivered
to Mrs. S. B. Jackson check TO,
$4,000 from the Modern Woodmen O
America Mr.. Jackson had been |
Woodman for nineteen and one-hal
years.
Steve Edwards drove out to Sey
more Riddles farm yesterday to Sc,
his short horn cattle He says the.
are as fine bunch as he ever LOOKED
at Mr. Riddle sold a yearling NAL
few days ago for one hundred dol
lars.
Misses Minnie and FealGha Purcell
J daughters of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Pun
cell of Big Cabin, came up Saturda,
/ to enter high school, They are bot
} bright young ladies and we are gla,
to welcome them to the best schoo
= in Oklahoma.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to w. Cox and Mis-
!. Jane Siman, both of the country. Thi
} morning one was issued to Alber
Hooker and Miss Edythe Hunt.
. w. l.. McLaine and Will Garret
a were here Sunday from Pryor Nj
McLaine returned to Pryor in the ever
= ing but Mr.. Garrett went to New OF
leans to attend a medical school.
Mrs. Sarah Nelms, who has been t
: the hospital at Springfield, and VIII