Vinita Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 21, 1910 Page: 3 of 4
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Andrew Carnegie Says:
- That it you are to become well-to-do vou must
'j first feave a thousand dollars. Then by investing care
fully gradually increase your income.
v Deposit your savings in this bank. We have a
savings department in which we handle such accounts
paying 4 per cent interest.
INTERNATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO.
CAPITAL $100000.00 '
Fresh Meats. Beef Pork. Veal and pure
Pork Sausage Pickled Pigs Feet Home-
made Lard Cured Hams Smoked Bacon
Corned Beef New Kraut. Sour & Sweet Pickles
! Orders Delivered Promptly
M. D. DANIELS MARKET
Phone 54. E. Canadian Ave.
The Farmers State Bank
VINITA OKLA.
Wants your account whether large or small. If you
are not a customer of ours we ask you to give
. us a trial we make it a point to take care
of all our customers any accom-
modation consistent with
prudent banking is
gladly extended
to all.
w
E ARE NOW showing a
nice line of Fiber rush
rockers just the thing for
; porches and for libraries. '
HOLLAND
The Furniture Man
t BUSINESS n
GROWING BUSINESS!
Yours
Ours
IF YOU ARE NOT GROWING
WHY NOT?
OUR prompt up-to-date;methods business like in every par-
ticular have made us grow and have helped others to grow.
We can help YOU by handling your business in this locality and
we kindly solicit the same.
Cherokee
National Bank
Vinita Oklahoma
si THE RED MILL
Sodas
Sundaes
Flipps
Frappes
Egg Drinks
Lemonade
Limeade
Grape Juice
SOMETHING
SPECIAL
EVERY DAY
Fruit Salad
Strawberry Iceream
Fruits
Cigars
Candies
(including the fam-
ous Roubidoux Col-
lege Chocolate and
Sugar Plums.)
Chewing Gum
FELIX RIDENHOUR Prop.
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THE WEATHER.
Tonight and Friday gener-
ally cloudy showers in east;
tonight or Friday colder.
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Dr. G. O. BURCH
Practice Limited to
EYE. EAR NOSE AND THROAT
Office in Wimer Bldg.
Pes. Phone 458
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Vinita. Okla.
Dr. F. L. Marney
Veterinary Surgeon
RIDDLE'S BARN
VINITA OKLAHOMA
CEce rtone 143. Ties flione. Slack 4S9
E. k STUBELEFIELD. fl.il. D.
DENTIST
Rate$ Reatonallt Examination Free
All operations made as painless as pos
sible and all work guaranteed
Somnoform used for Painless Extraction
Office In McGeorgg Bldg. Phone 14J
V.ULO T. BYE
Attorney & Counselor at Law
Boom 6. Scott Bid. Vinita Okla.
Board your horses at Gray's. tf
Earl Walker was at Adair last even
Ing.
J. J. Spencer went to Claremore to
day.
W. K. Halsell is here from Kansas
City.
O. L. Rider returned from Miami last
night.
W. P. Mayes was here today from
Grove.
Major H. C. Cusey went east this
morning.
A. D. Roberts was here today from
Claremore.
W. B. DtPue returned from Adair
last night.
R. A. Crawford was here last even
ing from Chelsea.
J. Murphy was here from Tulsa last
night on business.
Pryor Farley went to Oswego today
for a short visit.
Isaac Cohn was over from Chelsea
today on business.
Roy Chamberlin went south last
night to buy cattle.
miss Ainia Henderson or Adair was
a visitor here today.
Mrs. R. V. McSpadden went to Mus
kogee this morning.
Miss Vinita Crutehfield' of Tulsa is
here visiting relatives.
jona Miner or. JNeedmore was a
visitor in the city today.
E. H. Ford the cigar maker was
here today from Muskogee.
Lee Thompson came up from Mus
kogee last night on business.
Miss Ella Kincade was here today
en route from Miami to Tulsa.
A. E. Hicks formerly of this city
was here today from Wichita.
If you want to trade city property
for land see Cox Bros. 289-316
A. J. Alvey of Racine Mo. was
transacting business here today.
The Elks will give an informal
dance at the club rooms tonight.
Joe Madison came up from . Big
Cabin this morning on business.
If you want to trade land for city
property see Cox Bros. 289-316
Mrs. J. E. Butler and Miss Nettie
Gamble are here from Big Cabin.
Mr. Wilson the lumber man of
Adair was here today on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert BroWn of Os-
wego Kans. were visitors here today.
Phone us if you want a home we
have several now. Corlett & Hamilton.
Phone 462 or 103. 313-tf
Miss Maud Lamar left last night for
a visit with relatives at Fredonia
Kans.
Mrs. J. W. Howard of Wyandotte is
visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. Cross.
Mr.' and Mrs. C. E. Holf)rman came
up from Muskogee today for a visit
with friends.
Phone us if you want a home we
have several now. Corlett & Hamilton.
Phone 462 or 103. 313-tf
Mrs. Swan Samuel returned to Pryor
Creek this morning after a visit with
relatives here.
Joe Higdon a well known Rock
cret-k resident crme up today to look
at the lot sale.
Get a nice picture foV your room.
Special gilt oak framed pictures only
10c The Fair. 2-3
FOR SALE New 5 roomed modern
house. Terms to suit. Corlett &
Hamilton. 314-tf
Mrs. Clarence Rider entertained
the Wednesday Bridge Whist Club yes-
terday afternoon.
Mrs. Dewey and daughter have re-
turned from Texas and are the guests
of Mrs. Bramble.
FOR SALE New 5 roomed Modern
house. Terms to suit. Corlett &
Hamilton. 314-tf
Mrs. Lottie Vaughn left this morn-
ing for St. Louis being called there
by the illness of her sister.
R. E. Ryan and Chas. Lackey ar-
rived here last night from Stony Point
N. C on a tour of the southwest.
FOR SALE Six room modern
house just completed. Corlett &
Hamilton. ' 314-tf
.The congregational people at a meet-
ing last night voted to take Immediate
steps towards the erection of a par-
sonage. '
A. E. Ramsay vice president of the
First National bank of Muskogee was
a prominent visitor here yesterday af-
ternoon. Try those 118.00 to $25.00 Suits and
Pants from $5.00 up. Made in my
shop In any' style. Money refunded
if not satisfactory. C. Soos Tailor
over Post Office.. 1-12
One of the most enjoyable meetings
the Twentieth Century Club has ever
held was that of yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Davis Hill on
West Canadian avenue. About forty
were present and the tiours were very
pleasantly spent with needlework
music and conversation. Delicious re-
freshments were served.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
At Muskogee
The score R. h e.
Tulsa 4 io 3
Muskogee . 9 2
. Batteries Ballew Hamilton and
Hart; Charnier and Buckles.
At Joplin.
The: score R. H. E.
Bartlesville . ...T.'.' 3 12 0
Joplin . 12 5 0
Batteries Daniels Bisalls and Van-
derhill; Alberts and Griffith.
At El Reno.
.The score R. h. E.
Guthrie 3 8
El Reno . .' : 16 14
Batteries-Cllton Delay and Elrich;
Brown Riggs and Perritt.
At Sapulpa.
The score R. H. E
Sapulpa 3 3
Enid . . . .i 3
Batteries Taylor and Jeffries;
Sewell and Allen.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
. At New York.
The score R. h. E
New York . .............. .4 9
Boston 0 3
Batteries Wiltse and Meyers; Mat
tern and Smith.
At Brooklyn.
The score R. H. E
Brooklyn 2 5
Philadelphia . . ...'..6 10
Batteries Rucker and Bergen; Mc
Quillan and Jacklitsch.
At St. Louis.
The score R. H. E
St. Louis ' ...4 6 1
Chicago 5 7 2
Batteries -- Lush and Bresnahan;
Pfiester and Needham. Game called
in eighth inning to allow St. Louis to
take train.:
At Cincinnati.
Pittsburg-Cincinnatl game postpone
ed on account of wet grounds.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Ai Boston.
The score R.
Boston . . i 4
Washington . . 12
Batteries Smith Leroy and Carrl
gafl; Gray and Street.
H.
9
12
At Philadelphia.
The score R. H. E.
Philadelphia . ' 6 12 2
New York . 0 7 2
Batteries Bender and Thomas;
Doyle and Sweeney.
At Chicago.
The score R.
Chicago . . 0
Cleveland 1
Batteries White and Payne;
and Clarke.
H. E.
1 1
6 3
Joss
Corlett & Hamilton will build you
a modern house for a small payment
down and you pay the balance like
rent. Phone 462 or 103. 313-tf
At Detroit.
St. Louis-Detroit game postponed
on account of wet grounds.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At St. Paul.
The score
St. Paul .!...........
Kansas City: '." ..'...
Batteries Kilroy and
Campbell and 'Sullivan..
R.
.10
..2
H.
5
6
Spencer;
At Minneapolis.
The score
Minneapolis . .
Milwaukee .
R.
10
9
H.
6
14
Batteries Altrock Fiene and
ens; Short and Marshall.
4
3
Ow-
Games Postponed.
The Indianapolis - Columbus and
Louisville-Toledo games were post-
poned on account of wet grounds.
BIG CABIN ITEMS.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dixon were cal-
led to Adair early Wednesday morn-
ing by a telephone message telling
them her sister Shirley Merritt died
at midnight Tuesday night.
Work is progressing nicely on the
new hotel.
Miss Chloe Dorman returned from
Muskogee Sunday. She has been visit-
ing relatives down there.
Big Cabin boys played ball Sunday
with the Hawlville boys. The score
was even.
Mr. Steve Haynes has sold his part
of the restaurant and he and his wife
will return to Chouteau. '
Mr. Carlyle Lesley came up from
Muskogee Saturday to visit friends.
Mr. Frank Smith left last week to
visit friends in Arkansas.
There will be en ice cream supper
Friday night at' the Methodist church.
Albert Scott returned from Ketchum
Wednesday.
Mrs. William (Jlevenger died sud
denly of heart disease last Saturday
April 16. She went up to the store
and on her way home stopped at her
neighbors house and died in a few
minutes. She was 48 years old and
left many sorrowing friends and rela-
tives. The body was interred In the
Bluejacket cemetery.
NiW WafnCT CoTSetS f Iate des'R for al! shapes and
for all ages $1.00 $1.50 $2.00
and up to $2.50
Skeleton Waists White and bIack' for ChiIdren. 2 to 14
years of age... 25c
SuSpendeYS With Hose SuPPrters attached a new article
on sale now at . 25c
Girdles and Summer Corsets SOc
The Golden Rule Vinita Okla.
p0i
We Have a Force of Mechanics
to do Your Plumbing Work
GIVE US A TRIAL
DALQUEST
PHONE 200
A GOOD MELLOW SMOKE
LA ZURITA Cigar
No Expesive Bands or Label's. Just the Best Grade Long
Filler Tobacco in a Good Sumalta Wrapper
THE BEST SMOKERS SMOKE THEM
Bay Them From Your Dealer
STATES MARGARET SWOPE
SUFFERED CONVULSIONS
by Associated Press.
Kansas City Mo. April 21. The
insistence of Dr. Hyde that Miss Pearl
Kellar complete at one time all of
her testimony for the state caused
Judge Latshaw today to permit the
witness to go into the details of the
typhoid epidemic in the Swope home.
The most startling of all of the state-
ments of Miss Kellar's story was her
assertion that a convulsion was suffer-
ed by Margaret Swope on December
18 which was very similar to the at
tack that preceded Colenel Swope's
death. The state charges that on this
day Dr. Hyde poisoned Margaret
Swope. Frank P. Walsh .attorney for
the defense announced that he would
begin to cross examine Miss Kellar at
the afternoon session.
Married.
Yesterday evening at 7 o'clock at the
parsonage by Rev. J. E. Pershing Mr.
Joseph F. Lundy of Kelso and Miss
Lula Innman of Pleasant Hill were
united in marriage. The young couple
are tine young people witn a large
circle of acquaintances. They will
make their home in Cambridge Neb.
Clemens Growing Better.
By Associated Press.
Redding ConnM April 21 Sampel
Clemens passed a comfortable night
last night and is much better and
brighter this morning. He Is still very
weak.
Why Pay Rent?
We will build you a house to suit
you on your own terms. Corlett &
Hamilton. Phone 462 or 103. 313-tf
Frank Smith does all kinds of
screening. Phone 328. 309-tf
Subscribers changing their address
should notify Circulation Department.
Phone 44.
FOR SALE-Modern No. 10 Rem-
ington typewriter cheap. Call 115
East Illinois avenue. 311-tf
LOST One pearl broach Monday
evening at the Auditorium. Reward
if returned to Sweet Hunt. 314-6
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Marrs, D. M. Vinita Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Okla.), Vol. 12, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 21, 1910, newspaper, April 21, 1910; Vinita, Okla.. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc773280/m1/3/: accessed April 17, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.