The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-26


]. o. Hall and wife are expected
home from the ranch in Texas this
week
]. c. Wilkinson and Claud Chandler
went to Chelsea this afternoon on fed
eral business.
The alleys of the city should not
be the receptacle for old papers nor
rubbish of any kind
Mrs. J. S. Martin, of South Scraper
street. who has had seige of pneu-
monia, is getting better.
Reports from Parsons today an
nounce the serious sickness of DR..
Maser, the eye specialist.
The Vinita oil refinery will double
its present capacity soon and give en-
ployment to several more men.
Mrs. S. ]. Burns and Mrs. Marshall
Stevens have gone to Muskogee for
the week, and will attend the meeting
of the D. A. r. held there.
Prof j. G. Olson, president of the
Parsons Business College was Vinita
visitor today and reports his school
in a flourishing condition.
The agricultural idea with the cul-
ture of the intellectual and mental is
just what is needed now. Learn to
raise wealth out of the soil.
The Baptist ladies will give a mis-
sionary tea at the home of Mrs. w. B.
Coley, Friday afternoon. from 2 to 6
lp. m. A silver Offering of Is cents.
Judge Preston S. Davis went to
Pryor to hold court today. Next Sat
urday he will hold session of the
district court in Vinita to attend to
some foreclosures and other unfinished
business.
Circle No. of the Christian church
will give a tea at the home of Mrs
Claude Lewis, 317 South Miller street,
Thursday afternoon. The ladies OF
the church and their friends are cor.
daily invited.
W. H. Hutchinson went to Alton
this morning to attend the funeral OF
Agent w A. Walton, who died yester.
day and was buried at Miami this aft
ernoon. A special train from Alton to
Miami carried the funeral party and
general superintendent and other off,
cials Of the Frisco.
The school record of our boys and
girls means much now, and will mean
more later on. One family Of seven
four boys and three girls, living in
the north part of vinita, have for some
time made this prominent. The young
est six and the oldest fifteen, have fol
this long cold winter been neither alb
sent nor tardy.
During her late visit in Iowa, Mrs
Helen R. Duncan has been invited tc
write up for refence the educational
history of two prominent counties oi
Iowa, where herself and husband es
tablished thorough course of graded
school work. and where for four con
secutiye years Mrs. Duncan was coun
lty superintendent of instruction fol
one of them.
All kinds of garden seeds. bulk O.
package. Garrison's.
Sweet peas. Nasturtiums, flower
seeds. Garrisons.
Cut Flowers. Phone 81. Burns. t
FOR SALE-Good horse cheap, il
taken at once Enquire at Chieftair
office
Furnished house to rent. with barn
$40 South Smith. Phone 612.
White Wyandotte, Rhode IslanC
Reds and India Runner Ducks laid fine
all winter. Still sheIling them out
Come to the house and get eggs cheap
er H. H. Russell, North First street
S4-8!
FOR SAAE-The w. G. Wright res
idence property on North Wilson
street. This property is going to sci
NOW Apply here.
FOR SALE AT a BARGAIN-My
new 5 room house. modern in every
particular, with good barn. and out
buildings, on lot 75xl50 feet, with
gIanitoid walks. main line OF sewer
in rear, grape arbor, shrubbery and
everything in good condition. Property
only two years old, and located on
South Scraper street Az blocks from
the post office. viii also sell at a
sacrifice my household goods. DR.. J,
W Craig vinita. oklahoma 7Qfj