The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-07-26
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Inc weather Indn offers no pTOlHtSe
of rain for at least the next twenty
four hours
The coolest place in town is the
Grand theatre.
j. c. Tucker is among the visitors
from Alton today
DR.. J W. Craig will return soon
from his vacation in California.
The sound of threshing machines
could be heard on the farms near town
today
Police Ohicers Dan Reed and Will
Baxley returned last evening from Nc
Alester.
John T. Gunter returned last night
from Kansas City where he took two
loads of cattle
G. A. Whitneys restaurant, ia S.
Wilson ST. Good meals, short orders,
etc. Give us trial. If
Contractor J. A. Holmboe arrived
this morning from Oklahoma City to
look after work on the asylum build
ings.
The vinita Commercial Club band
will give their regular open air con-
cert on South Wilson street this even
| ing.
Lee Barrett returned today from a
business visit in the oil fields near
Tulsa with his brother, John Barrett
of Claremore
c. A. Davidson says they have reach.
ed depth of little over two hum
dred feet in the we'll they are drilling
for oil east Of town.
Berry Rich and family left this
morning in an automobile for visit
at Centerton and other points in
northwestern Arknsas
The heat record for the year in Ok
lahoma was broken again yesterday.
At seven o'clock in Vinita last even
ing the mercury stool at SS degrees.
The Vinita west side baseball team
game with the boys at that place.
Glen Hulsencamp is rapidly recoy-
ering from the flesh wound sustained
by being shot last Saturday night.
The Bell Boy company now playing
the Grand will be the last popular
priced show of the season. Starting
Monday motion pictures will be shown
the balance of the summer season.
The management of the Lyric
theatre has donated to the Vinita Boy
Scouts the proceeds of two nights.
The first benefit show will be next
Wednesday night The money will be
used to buy new scout uniforms for
the company
Miss Helen Kenreigh entertained
last Monday evening with dinner
party to meet her guests. Miss Kate
Short, who is visiting her from Spring
field, Mo. Among her guests were
Misses Edna Benton, Leila Haven,
Lou Housely, F'rankey Crane and the
guest Of honor, Miss Short.
Tonight the Bell Boy company pre-
sent their big feature bill "a Bell
Boy
Don't forget the matinee at the
Grand theatre Saturday at 2:SO sharp.
Children 1Oc, adults 25c Any seat in
the house.
H. 0. Bland OF Alton was in this
city today on business.
Miss Pearle Reipe of Altamont.
Kans, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Frank Williams
R. A. Leayitt of Little Rock, Ark.
is visiting in this city.
Mrs A. J. Thorpe received teie
gram yesterday stating that her father
J. A. Rhoades, Of Joplin, had suffered
stroke of paralysis and was not ex-
pected to live. she left last night for
Joplin.
F. E. Heckathorne returned to Shaw
nee this morning after visit in this
city.
Will Depew, the son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
IC G Depew returned yesterday after
noon from Arkansas, where he has
been the past few months.
Mrs Paul Clinton is here from Tui-
sa visiting her mother, Mrs I. r.
Knight
D. c. Mandler a former real estate
man Of this city, is visiting here today
from Muskogee.
Mrs r. a. Stubblefield returned last
night from months visit in Texas.
Miss Halle Robinson will visit there
a short time longer.
Mrs. Charlotte Belle Dupree died
this afternoon at her home on South
Miner street
Henry Frellich Of Oseuma was here
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. e. Edmisson are