The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-10-18
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Try Mhitney.s restaurant.

Try Whitney's restaurant. tt
VIM. Dotts is down from Bluejacket
today
Carl Craig came in from Welch this
morning,
E. B. Thompson transacted business
at Alton today
Chas. Gibson returned home to Mus
kogee last night.
Mrs. Joseph Fisher is visiting rela-
tiyes at Jet, Okla.
F. NJ. Conner is in town visiting his
son, Lon Conner
G. w. Blackwell was here from Cof-
feyville yesterday
w. R. Hurst came in from Clare
more this morning.
Ned sour kraut at Garrisons. If
The Churchill registered Jersey sale
will be November %.
Alvin Johnson, of Tulsa is transact
ing business here today.
C. A. Riddle went to Kansas City
last night to visit hist son,
New dill pickles. New bulk kraut.
Sweet cider. At Garrisons. If
B. S. Webb went to Bluejacket on
official business yesterday
J. P. Woodall is here from Grove
visiting his son, j. N. WoodalI
Sweet cider at Garrisons. tt
T. r. Montgomery and Ed Perryman
are here from Centralia on business
today.
Seymore Hunt and wife left last
night for Chicago. where they go to
make their home.
Edgar Burlington, Ben Williams and
John Gunter drove out to the Dodds
sale yesterday.
Frank and Fred Victor are here this
afternoon to attend the Indian land
sale by H. c. Cusey.
FOR RENT--5 room house, furnish
ed. Phone G12, or call at 240 s. Smith.
Rupert Hernandez came in from Wag-
oner last night for visit with his
brother, Cecil Hernandez.
L. w. Marks and wife drove out to
their farm yesterday and found late
kafIir corn still growing.
Rev. c. G. Berger will go to Norman
Monday to be present at the inaugura-
ton of President Brooks.
NJ. o. Gabbert, Guy Patton, w. H.
Korengay and W. E. Ross returned
last night from Claremore.
Miss Louise Graper made her regu-
lar weekly trip to Pryor today, where
she ha sa large music class.
Chief Burlington and J. c. Wilker.
son are both reported TO be doing fine
and are on fair way to recovery.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church served light lunch at the
church yesterday during their meet
ing.
e. A. Barns, of the Big Cabin Sen,
tinel has bought the Adair Ledger and
will run it in connection with the Sen
tineI.
| Four room house to rent; good barn,
city water and gas. C. J. Newman. tt
George Clarke, Jr.. Seymore Riddle
and others have returned from Jay
where they have been attending dis,
| trict court.
Frank Lee returned last night from
Centralia where he went on business
for the Electric Light, Ice and Power
company.
Stephen Silly and Charley Kay are
here from Pensacola and says that the
M. o. & G. road is building right along
and are running tr"i' as far north as
Locust Grove.
T. W. Smith, candidate for county
superintendent on the democratic
ticket, is here today from Centralia
and will spend the rest of the week
here and at Big Cabin
G. w. Breshears and wife came in
over the Frisco this morning from
Warsaw, Mo, where they have been
visiting their old home, and took the
Katy home to Adair
Houston Tehee and wife came ir
from Tahlequah last night, and took
the Katy for Blueiacket this morning
to transact some business. Mr.. Tehee