The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-09-18
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0 LOCAL AND PERSONAL .
Q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES o


John r. Mann of Centraia is in the
city
Holland Clark went to Muskogee to !
day
J. c. Starr returned from Tulsa last
night
W. II. Westerfeld is in town from
Bushyhead
Fresh Dill Pickles and Sour Kraut
at Garrisons. 21-3
NJ o. Appleton and wife returned to
Adair last night
George R. Terbush went to Pryor on
business today.
Mrs. H W. G. Shelton took the Katy
north this morning.
Steve Edwards and wife returned
last night from Joplin.
Miss jeanette Kornegay took the
Frisco east last evening
w. P. Gatewood and wife returned
last night from visit to Pryor.
Walter Peyton and j. F Warren
came up from Adair this morning.
Lightning struck peach tree in
Judge Clark's yard Monday evening.
J. H. Winner was in Welch yester
day, looking after his store at that
place.
S. e. Wallen is moving today to his
Ipropertv recently purchased from
Frank Reed.
Misses Bertha Beets and Lorraine
Drake left for Nevada, Mo, today to
attend Cottey College.
On account of holiday our store will
be closed Saturday. open at 6 o'clock
y. m, Herman Bear. 21-3-w
FOR RENT-Part of store building.
Call at the Cherokee Bargain Store,
South Wilson street. 2-3
VIM. Coleman, a merchant of Foyil
was in town this morning on his way
to Adair to look at some land belong
ing to Phelps-Leavitt Land Co.
Judge Bennett ]. W. Phelps, Sey-
more Riddle and F. NJ. Smith went to
Pryor last night to attend district
court.
Judge J. A. Gill, VIM. Simms, Polly
Smartt E. ]. Mcbride and ]. V. Rob-
erts went to Centralia this morning to
take in the fair.
Chief of Police Goodpaster received
telegram from Alton this morning
to look out for a man who robbed a
man of three 500 gold pieces last
night
TO RENT room house blocks
from P. O., water furnished; gas in
house Inquire at Patten Music
Store. 0-2
The Wcman's Home Missionary So
ciety of the Methodist church will
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs.
T. C. Collins. All members are urged
to be present
Willis Burchett. Mont Couch Bar
Der Churchill and Ben Williams drove
out to Mack Adair's this morning to
attend his sale. Mack will leave with
his family on the 25th for Colorado.
L. X. McGufin passed through this
city last evening en- route to Shreve-
port from Kansas City. He and D. B.
Stutsman are putting in a wholesale
feed store at Shreveport,
The ladies of the Christian church
will hold an exchange beginning Sat
urdav morning at Q o'clock. 1902
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church are invited to an all day sew
ing at the home of Mrs. j. f. Murphy
tomorrow. There will be comforts to
tack and other plain sewing to do.
Come as early as you can
w. l.. Simpson passed through this
morning on the Flyer from Charles
ton Mo, to Muskogee. He is a friend
of the Byrds and said he would stop
off and see Tom Byrd on his return.
In mentioning a letter from DR.. A.
w. Heron yesterday we forgot to
mention the fact that the doctor gain
ed five pounds while he was in Arkan-
saw, and that he was sleeping good
at night, which he was not doing wh1a
he left.
Mr. and Mrs. j. H. Hughes mae a
business trip to Chelsea today. Claude
Thompson, Mrs. Hughes son is at
Segunda, Col, and is getting $3.50 a
day A. e. Thompson is at Hastings,
Col, and recently got a patent on a
miners lamp that he has been offered
$500 for.