The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-12-14
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T. D. Cox was at Bhejacket this
morning.
Mrs. Joe Hunt is reported to be SER
iously i'll.
Lucien Maddox is here from South
ern Texas.
Jos. A. Gill was at Pryor yesterday
on business
Dr. H. B. Horton went to Wagner
this morning.
r. L. Thompson went to Big Cabin
this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Hall are here
from Muskogee
A. L. Churchill returned this morn
| ing from Kansas City.
A. A. Buchanan is here from Nowata
on business as an attorney
Fountain pens from $500 up can be
found at the Brooks Book Store. As
NJ. ]. Spaulding returned yesterday
lafternoon fro ma business trip south.
w. M. Malone returned last night
from business trip to Oklahoma City.
w G. Reamer is preparing to go to
Corpus Christi, Tex, to spend the win
ter
Nathan Bazey is here from Enid
with view of locating in the farm loan
business.
A. D. Bennett returned yesterday
afternoon from days business visit
at Pryor
There We're about thirty shoppers
down from Welch and Bluejacket this
afternoon.
There are only eleven more days
until Christmas and eight more shop
ping days.
There was the largest crowd of
country people in town today for sew
eral weeks.
Best selection of books in northeast
Oklahoma, 10c up. Brooks Book
Store 40
Miss Anna Mcdaniel came up this
morning from Big Cabin where she is
teaching school.
There will be a Sunday school party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Davis
Hill this evening.
w. T. Wright arrived last evening
from his home in Iago, Texas, for a
few days visit here.
Mrs. Willis Burchett has been very
| i'll for the past week but is reported
to be slightly improved today
Or. T. T. Winner returned last night
from Chicago where he has been at
tending a progressive convention.
The high school students were given
free show at the Lyric after the bas-
1ketball game was over last night
Ted Trolinger came up from Adair
yesterday afternoon to attend the bas-
ket-ball game last night and to visit
/ friends.
| L. W. Marks and a force of men to-
day started work building the ap-
proaches at the ends of the new Bull
creek bridge.
Roy Ledmann was bound over on
five hundred dollar bond in the u S.
commissioners court this morning on
liquor charge.
B. A. Mcfarland, Johnson CASTOR
and other yinita stockholders went
to Ketchum yesterday to organize t 9
new bank at that place.
Misses Agnes Coyne and Nell Gar
vim returned to their home at Welch
yesterday afternoon after spending the
day shopping in this city.
Mr. g. w. Bennett, wife and daugh-
ter arrived this morning from Parsons,
Kans., to spend Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. |. Morning.
Mrs. J. d. SclIlicht returned to her
home in Scilio, Okla, this morning
after two weeks visit with her
mother, Mrs, J. N. Walker
a marriage license was issued yes
terday afternoon to Robert Moore. age
90, of Nevada, Mo, aud Miss Mae
Williams, age II, of Vinita.
Hon J. d. Lankford. bank commits
sioner, and Hon. F. E. Dennis, mem
Der OF the banking board, were guests
of w NJ. Malone this morning
Go to the new Empire restaurant for
good chilli, for Griffin makes the best.
All kinds of short orders served quick
ly. Opened today in the Empire build
ing
Ed White and family moved to
Spavinaw today where Mr.. White goes
to take charge of the commissary de
partment of the new NJ. o & G. rail
road.