The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-18
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9 LOCAL AND PERSONAL .
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Harry Fischer is in town today from
Fairland.
G. W. Throne was down today from
Fairland.
LoST-Half-rimmed spectacles. H.
c. Cusey.
R. d. Thompson is here today from
Chanute, Kans
George W. Thornton was in town to-
day from Welch.
William Deloyser was in town today
from White Oak.
John Chandler was in town today
from the country
Clyde McGary went to Blueiacket
yesterday afternoon
Dan Myers has returned from visit
at points in Kansas.
d. w. Harlin went to Pryor this
morning on business.
Postmaster s. E. Wallen is at Mus.
kogee this afternoon.
James Buck is here from San An
Oliver Haynes was here today from
the White Oak country.
The Katy station is receiving a
new coat of paint today.
FOR RENT furnished rooms, III
s. Thompson. J. F. CASTOR.
The police made haul on some
body's whiskey this morning.
John Franklin was among the coun
try visitors in town today from Es.
tella.
TO RENT-Furnished modern i've
room house, Feb. | /; close In. Inquire
at chieftain office 22-27
Rev. J. NJ. Miller returned to Welch
yesterday afternoon where he has |
revival in progress.
G. o. Alexander received his stock |
of shoes yesterday for the Pearl Dry
Goods and Grocery store.
Mrs. J. N. Jackson arrived last night
from Muskogee for a visit with her
daughter, Mrs J. E. jerks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Mitchell are
here from Topeka, Kans., visiting with
friends in and near this city.
There will be no church services at
the st. Johns Episcopal church tomor-
row. There viii be Sunday school.
Mrs. Myers and Mrs. C. J. Croninger
left last evening for a visit with Mrs.
Katie Burkhalter and family at Mus
kogee
There was an informal dance at the
Social Club rooms until late hour
last night. There were only about ten
couples present.
The students at the high school had
the pleasure of listening to splendid
address yesterday morning by Mr.. Hol-
land from Oklahoma City
The basketball game that was to
have been played at Chelsea tonight
was cancelled and will probably be
played next Friday night in that city.
The Prince of Tonight will be the
attraction at the Grand theatre to-
morrow afternoon and night The
seats are now on sale at the box Of
tice.
A marriage license was issued this
to John b. Barker, age %, of
Fairland, and Miss Francis Lynch, age
p, of Ketchum. They were married
ater.
DR.. Ben Dobkins was here this morn
ing en- route from Oklahoma City,
where he has been attending the State
Veterinary association, to his home in
Velch
Mrs. Seth Cope died at 7 o'clock this |
morning at her home on South Gunter
treet, of meningitis. The funeral will
AXE place tomorrow afternoon. being
rivate. The case is in charge of the
'aylor & Henderson Undertaking com
any.
Mrs. f. n. Ratclilf entertained at 7
er home yesterday afternoon to o
umber OF her friends to meet Mrs. b
!. w. Goodykoontz of Sapulpa and t
Irs w w Buck of Bartlesyille. A v
lost pleasant afternoon was enjoyed {
y every one. q
The Prince Of Tonight the gor. !
eous musical fantasy. coming to the q
rand, January 10Th. As a great spec a
ocular production it outshines every Of
ling that has been attempted by a s,
in stage settings. The Il
descent glories of the Delftwood for y
it In the land Of the Moon, and the
ittering whirl of blue and silver
lorus is not only the climax Of ar :,
site efforts in the show itself, but
e last word in contemporaneous ex. m
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