The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1913-01-22
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j. j. Robinson has returned from a
few days visit in Tulsa and Talala.
R. Z. Warren was a visitor in this
city yesterday afternoon from Todd
Mrs. ]. 7. Morton left this morning
for visit with relatives at McAlester.
Miss Savola Mitchell is now with the
Pearl Dry Goods and Grocery com,
pany.
Morrels hams and bacon. Peoples
Grocery. 6-7
Robert Title, Jr., left last night for
El Paso, Tex, to remain through the
winter.
Marion Lewellon and Jack Schowl.
ers were in town today from Pensa.
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F. Wade is here from Oklahoma
City in the interest of the new state
directory.
Clyde Thompson and Otto Haskew
expect to leave next Sunday foi' Enid
to attend school,
r. C. Burris returned last evening
from Welch.
Mrs. T. B. McNeal living in the
northwest part of the city is seriously
i'll with the lagrippe.
Mrs. r. p Williams was here today
in company with her daughter en- route
to Pryor for visit
Porter Bridgeman is now with the
Katy yainting crew and may go on
the road with them
dozen laying hens for sale. Mrs.
j. II. Winner. 6-7
J. Z. Soloman was here today from
Oswego and had business in Pryor
and Adair this afternoon.
Mrs. August schliecker arrived this
morning from Fairland for visit with
her sister, Mrs. H. NJ. Smith.
J. A. Mckenzie returned to Blue,
jacket yesterday afternoon after
spending the day in this city
Telmo Gal. Cherries 100. Peoples
Grocery. 6-7
Sam Hopkins has been in this city
for several days from Plain View
Ark, with a view of locating here.
Mrs. W. j. Strange is here from Chel-
sea at the bedside of her mother, Mrs
A. c. Raymond who is seriously i'll.
Judge Preston Davis and clerk OF
the district court went to Miami this
morning where the court will convene
Sweet and pure flour. Peoples Gro.
Gerry. 6-7
Mrs. T. p. Allen will leave this even,
ing for Palestine, Tex, where she will
visit her daughter, Mrs. Tom Lestor
for some time.
Miss Rebecca Winner went to Welch
yesterday afternoon and sang at the
revival that Rev. J. NJ. Miller is con
Quoting at that place, last night.
In the absence of the pastor, the
teachers training class at the Baptist
church will be conducted by Mr.. Wal
len. All teachers are requested 10 be
present
80 thoroughbred Rhode Island Red
roosters for sale. Mrs. j. Ii. Winner Z
The Ladies Missionary Society oi
the Methodist church will meet at tho
church tomorrow afternoon at 2:9t
o'clock. Every member is urged t. be
present
New dress goods and an assortment
OF shoes, dry goods and general mer
chandise are now opened up and fol
sale at the Pearl Dry Goods and Gro
Gerry company.
The Ladies Dunbar Singing Or
chestra arrived this morning and will
give a concert as number of the
lyceum course at the high school build
ing this evening.
Choice California Honey, jar 25c
Peoples Grocery. 6-7
A marriage license was issued this
morning to A. Jack McFalls, age "a
of Eaton, Okla, and Miss Nancy Green
age 35 of Green Forest, Ark. They
were married by Judge S. F. Parks.
c. H. Goodpaster, armed with a
requisition from Governor Cruce on
the governor of Florida, is on his way
to the city of Pensacola in that state
after a negro wanted for burglary.
Mayor Starr informs us that the
sewer bonds voted at the last election
are in the hands of the attorney gen
eral for approval and are expected
soon, and then the work of sewer ex
tension will be taken up and pushed
to completion. This will give employ
ment to large force of men for some
time.