The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-08-13

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Fairland.
]. W. Sanders was here yesterday
from Tulsa.
Mrs. Delozierof Sapulpa was in this
city last night
Emmett Rea was here yesterday
from Okmulgee.
R. M. Pickerel of Centralia was in
town yesterday.
Miss Eva Triplett of Muskogee is
in this city today.
William D. Spyres will go to Spring
field, Mo-, tonight.
L. Marks is in st. Louis buying
goods for his store.
Max Mendel is in the east buying
goods for his store.
E. B. Babb of Tulsa was a guest at
the Vinita last night.
S. o. Bierrell was Sapulpa visitor
in this city last night.
John Franklin now holds a position
as clerk at the Jumbo store,
j. Fl. Winner left this morning for
a visit with his brother in Joplin.
Robly Evans returned from visit
with relatives in Oklahoma City.
j. 0. and B. o. Turman Of Cherokee
City were in this city yesterday,
Lucien Burlington and W. p. Phil
lips are business visitors in Musko-
gee
Chas. Hartman returned this morn
ing from visit in Kansas City and
st. Louis
Mrs. G. w. Poole was here this
morning en- route from Chelsea to
Muskogee.
Il. M. Probasco returned this morn
ing from his farm in northwestern
Arkansas.
J. G. Bunch has returned from the
Grand river country near Ketchum and
Pensacola.
N. Il. Roberts was here today from
Joplin, representing the Kansas City
Paper House.
Mrs Sudie Berry went to Grove this
morning to take care Of typhoid
fever patient.
Emmett Raye was here over night
from Okmulgee returning to that place
this morning.
Miss Leona Robinson left this morn
ing for few days visit with friends
at Seneca, Mo.
Ed Lane was in town yesterday aft
ernoon from Russell Creek, en- route
to Wyandotte.
Misses Lurella Shinn and Sarah
Cundiff were visitors in this city yes
terday from Miami.
Robert Lee returned this morning
from Kansas City and was in this city
short time going to Adair
The small buildings on the GunteI
lot formerly used as lunch rooms are
being moved today to give place to
the new building.
Through Gus Muropulos S. E. Wallen
has purchased the Ralph Reed resi-
dence in the southwest part of town
Consideration $2,100.
J. w Shonard went to Miami thi,
morning and will put in bid for the
contract of installing the Ottawa
county dipping watts.
Judge Denison sends the Chieftain !
card from Monte Ne, Ark, represent
ing a stone bridge with the message:
~Still for stone bridges"
Mrs. Hudgens and daughter return
ed to their home in Kansas City this
morning after a visit with T. B, Hal
and family near this city.
DR.. O. J. Byrd is here from Fairland
and says work on the NJ. o. & G.. rail
road is progressing rapidly. Steel /:
being laid both ways out of Fairland
Frank Lake of Pawnee, an old time
friend of D. NJ Marrs was a visitor
here today Mr.. Lake is connected
with the school land department Of
the state.
Clair Gillert a young man who is
an employe at the asylum, was in
iured this morning by brick falling
from the second story of one of the
buildings and striking him on the
head, Or. Neer dressed the wound
Carl Martin and Valley vann, the
negro boys arrested for stealing bi
cycle was returned to the police corsi
from the juvenile court and fined ten
dollars by Judge Williams. The fines
we're paid by the boys parents ~
Chelsea.