Vinita Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 71, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 6, 1909 Page: 3 of 4
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If you contemplate going
away this summer let u&
show you our swell line of
Leather Goods and Trunks
BAGS $5 to $20
Trunks $1.50 up
:THE DRUMMERS:
SAMPLE HILLIHERT SALE
STARTS TO-MORROW
GOME EARLY AiTET YOUR PICK
BEAR'S NEW STORE
139 South Wilson Street
Professional Directory
C. W DAY
DENTIST
Gold Crown and Bridge Work
a Specialty
Office in Empire Block VINITA.
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ttorney & Counsellor at Law
Collections and General Practice
Room 6 Scott Bid. Vinita Okla.
JAMES S. DAVENPORT
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
VLXITA OKLA.
QAce Rooms 9 &. 10 New HalseU Bldg.
DR. LOUIS BAGBY
Physician and Surgeon
Office in HalseU Building
. VLNTTA. - - - OKLAHOMA.
E. I. STUBBLEFiELO. 0. M. D.
DENTIST
Rates Reasonable Examination Fret
All operations made as painless as pos-
sible and all work guaranteed
Somnoform used for Painless Extraction
Office in McGeortfe Bid?. Phone 111
Dr. V.' B. Crawford
OSTEO AND ELECTRIC
THERAPEUTIST
Office in Buff.ngton Building.
PHONE 295
LEVIS ROGERS
Leading Undertaker
AND EMBALMF.R
LICENSE No. 261
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CLOTHIERS
PHONE 158
LP.
GARRISON
FOR
GROCERIES
PHONE 158
Drs. Martin & Martin
EYE SPECIALISTS
Room 6 Leader Building
Creme de Menthe
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People's 6rocery
Company
For a new cab call 234 night or day.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
C. V. Mamller Is here from Muskogee.
John Barrett is here from Clare-
more. Isaac Colin was here from Chelsea
today.
Gaylord Bebout went to Tuls.l this
morning.
Mac Whitney of Adair is here on
business.
Miss Ida Duval was here from Welch
yesterday.
Don McDonald is here from Tulsa
for a visit.
J. W. Sanders returned to Tulsa
last evening.
C. C. Roberts will g to Westvlllc
this evening.
The county commissioners are in
session today.
R. J. Mitchell of Liberty Mo. is a
visitor here today.
Miss Marietta Yadeu was here yes-
terday from Welch.
The city council will meet in regu-
lar session tonight.
Mrs. Bramble returned yesterday
from Broken Arrow.
H. B. Gore came down from Blue-
jacket this morning.
Mrs. Thury Thomas went to Mus-
kogee this morning.
Frank Long of Claremore was in
the city this morning.
Miss Fannie Briscoe returned from
Neosho this morning.
Robert Lee was up from Big Cabin
yesterday to celebrate.
D. C. Holland and wife of ltuby
were here this morning.
D. M. and W. C. Marts are in Kansas
City today on business.
J. W. Orr and J. M. Young returned
from Afton this morning.
Judge Joseph A. Gill went to Miami
this morning on business.
James H. Van Ausdale of Welch yns
here yesterday afternoon.
Miss Margaret Paden of Fairland
was in the city yesterday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lundy wen
here yesterday from Cleora.
Miss Grace Roper of West Point is
spending a few days in Vinita.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brady of Chetopa
are visiting relatives in Vinita.
Mrs. W. H. Morrison and children
were here yesterday from Cleora.
Mrs. E. H. Brday will' go to Welch
this evening for a few days visit.
Booth McSpadden was among the
visitors from Chelsea yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Armstrong of
Afton were visitors here yesterday.
John Harrison is here from 1'ryor
Creek visiting relatives and friend!.
Dr. W. C. Scott came down from
Afton last evening to see the sights.
Miss Bertha Young returned this
morning from a few days visit at Par-
sons. Mrs. Joe Kellar and Mrs. Joe Laroe
of Terrell Tex. are here visiting rela-
tives. Mrs. E. W. Stryker and daughter
Imogene went to Kansas City last
night.
Pryor Farley and Heber Skinner
will leave tonight for their ranch near
Talala.
J. D. Ward and L. Stewart of Coffey-
ville Kans. were transacting business
here today.
Tom Mason and wife of Afton -vere
among the great throng of visitors
here today.
C. W. Buttei 'worth an attorney of
Tulsa passed through this morning en
route to Miami.
E. J. Overley returned last night
from .Topi in where he spent the
Fourth at home.
J. W. Orr went to Afton this morn-
ins to attend a meeting of the directors
of the bank there.
Miss Ruth Maycliff who has been
visiting C. C. Roberts and family went
to Coffeyrille today.
THE WEATHER
Tonight and Wednesday part-
ly cloudy.
Local observations for day
proceeding furnished by C. E.
Lahman:
Maximum temperature. !7 degs
Minimum temperature. 7G degs
Temperature at 7 p. m. 8'. degs
Clear.
Wind direction south.
W. S. Maloney was here from Tulsa
today en route to Bluejacket.
J. W. Swartz came up from Chelsea
this morning on business with the
county seat.
Miss Majorie Marks will entertain
a coterie of friends with a party at her
home tonight.
Miss Bertha Haywood has gone to
Evansville Ind. to spend the remain-
der of the summer.
John R. Fallis and family W. C.
Fallis and L. S. Dodson were here yes-
terday from Bluejacket.
Miss Vera Duncan who has been
visiting relatives here returned to
Tahlequah this morning.
Miss Sallie Ridgway is visiting rela-
tives in Pierce City. From there she
will go to Eureka Springs.
Mrs. Fannie Caulk and Mrs. N. G.
Scudder of Chelsea attended the bis
celebration here last night.
J. W. Britt the contractor came up
from Tulsa this morning to finish R.
C. Helmiik's new residence.
Ed A Lee of Kansas City who has
been in the city visiting old friends
left last night for points west.
Mr. and Mrs. R. hall who have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Moorehouse
returned to Claremore last night.
Mrs. Sue Roberts suffered a light
stroke of paralysis Sunday but has re-
covered rapidly and is now able to be
up again.
The tent theater is located one-half
block south of Palace hotel. Prices
15 and 25 cents. Reserved seats 10
cents extra.
Mrs. G. M. Halton and daughter who
have been visiting the family of Z.
N. Ratctiff returned to Fort Worth
Texas today.
H. R. Warner and wife will leave
this evening for St. Louis and other
points where Mr. Warner will spend
his vacation.
Crawford's Comedians band furnish-
ed music for the Fourth. The band is
a good one and will be heard in two
concerts daily at 3:00 and 7:00.
J. W. Burns and family of Chanute
Kans. arrived Sunday to spend the
Fourth with friends here. Mr. Burns
is proprietor of the Burns Plumbing
company of Cnanute.
T. M. Burlington drove to his farm
near Kelso today and brought back
a few heads of fine timothy. He has
eighty acres of this fine hay which
is ready for cutting.
Among those here from Seneca yes-
terday were Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Adams Mrs. G. W. Buzzard Miss
Verna Buzzard Lawrence Perrin
Lawrence Puryear and Ellis Dobbs.
At a meeting of the Oklahoma
School Herald company held In Okla-
homa City W. P. Stewart of Oklahoma
City was appointed editor of the
School Herald and H. W. C. Shelton of
Vinita. associate editor.
Crawford's Comedians present to-
night "A Cowboy Soldier" a romance
of Oklahoma in the earlier days. The
dual life of the cowboy and the soldier
is one of the strongest characters ever
written.
The orchestra present at the tent
theater tonight in connection with
"The Cowboy Soldier'. the greatest of
all descriptions "The Hunting Scene."
Prices 15 and 25 cents. Reserve seats
10 cents extra.
Miss Ruth MaycliS'e leading lady
with Clias T. Cherry tne English com-
edian in Clyde Fitch's modern comedy
drama. 'The Bachelor." which has had
such phenomenal sin cess in New York
left today after a visit with her uncle.
C. C. Roberts for CoftVyville. Kans. to
visit relatives before returning to New
York via Galveston and Havana Cuba.
Ciawford's Comedians opened their
weeks engagement here last night to
i well filled tent. The play "A Man
of Mystery" was a comedy-drama of
the higher class and well presented
and received. The cast is an even bal-
anced one. Every member being well
adapted to their parts. Some very
pretty costumes were introduced by
the ladies. The orchestra is one of
the best ever heard in Vinita. '
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The Golden Mule
The Store Where a Dollar Goes the Farthest
CHEROKEE NATIONAL BANK 5
VINITA
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts. $70829.29
Overdrafts 2073.80
Bonds and securities. 4322.70
United States bonds. 6250.00
Five per cent fund. . . 312.50
Furniture and fixtures 1000.00
Cash & Sight Ex 59472.67
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The above Statement is correct.
Note Oar Gain of Deposits in 56
Jelly Tumblers 25c a Doz.
WE SELL NATURAL HAIR GOODS
Bargains in Dress and Work Shirts
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INCREASING
The State Guaranty Law took effect on February 4th 1908.
Since that time our DEPOSITS have increased as follows:
February 4 1908.. $151475.48
February 5 1909 $206689.22
April 28 1909 $324070.01
June 23 1909 $336232.88
The above comparative statement is merely another answer
to the question: Is the Bank Guaranty Law Popular? Deposit
your money with us and receive the benefits of this popular law.
International Bank and Trust Company
Capital $100000.00
SAVE YOUR CARPETS
BY USING A
Bissell Carpet Sweeper
$3.00 to 54.75. Ask to See Them
119 SOUTH
WILS0S STREET
We have the goods and can fill your orders for
Plumbing and Sheet Metal Work
Refrigerators. Lawn Aiovvers.
Garden Hose Etc.
WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS
L. D. DALQUESX
rZMPIRE BLOCK PHONE 200
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OKLAHOMA
LIABILITIES.
Capital I 25000.00
Surplus 5000.00
Circulation 6250.00
Undivided profits.... 1262.04
Deposits 107648.92
U5Hi0.99
B. A. McFARLAND Cashier.
Days of $22216.64 1
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Marrs, D. M. Vinita Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Okla.), Vol. 11, No. 71, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 6, 1909, newspaper, July 6, 1909; Vinita, Okla.. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc775572/m1/3/: accessed April 26, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.