Vinita Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 172, Ed. 1 Monday, November 18, 1912 Page: 3 of 4
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INTEREST
f you have money to bum keep it
In the house hidden in the closet in
the cellar or under the carpet where
it may be lost or stolen; but if you
want to keep it safe where it will
always be ready for you when you
need- it and will earn you FOUR PER
CENT INTEREST deposit it In our
bank.
INTERNATIONAL BANK & TRUST CO.
Capital 9100000
"PROGRESSIVE GUARANTEED; BANK"
KLIN6EL FURNITURE COMPANY
Sole Agents for
Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets Globe
Wernicke Bookcases and
' Sealy Mattresses
119 South Wilson Street.
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MORNING'S CASH GROCERY
PHONE 373
Money per rrame 20c
Carnation Oats round package 10c
Victor Toy Oats 8c
Tomatoes per can 10c
Can Corn 7c 8c 10c and 12'c
Apples bushel 75c
Bulk Pickles doz 7l&c
Fancy head rice 4 lbs for 25c
Jelly Glasses dozen 20c
Cranberries 3 qt for 25c
Compound Lard 10c
Seeded Rasins package 7c
Sultana Seedless Rasins 71c
50c Bottle Liquid Veneer 40c
Red Star Flour 48 lbs $1.25
Red Star Flour 24 lbs 65c
Uniform Flour 48 lbs $1.25
Uniform Flour 24 lbs 65c
Blue Ribbon Flour 48 lbs $1.45
Blue Ribbon Flour 24 lbs 75c
S. & P. Flour 48 lbs $1.50
S. & P. Flour 24 lbs 75c
French Peas per can 15c
French Mushrooms per can 15c
Muskat Grapes per can 15c
Carnation Black Cherries 20c
Carnation White Cherries 20c
Carnation Egg Plums 13c
Asparagus tips 2 lb. can 18c
Fancy red salmon 15c
t lb. Biloxi Oysters 9c 3 for 35c
2 lb. Biloxi Oysters 18c 2 for 35c
Wagner K. & C. sliced pineapples. .12c
Meadow Grove Mine Meat 3 for ..25c
I loan money on farm lands. C. B.
Muropulos. Raymond Building.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TAKEN
FOR ALL MAGAZINES
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Post Office Cigar Store
Commencing
Saturday Oct. 5th
and each
Saturday
following there
will be a
demonstration on
different lines of
GOOD
THINGS
TO EAT
that we carrv in
stock
Fresh Fruits
F. 6. COWAN
GROCER
PHONES 158 AND 186
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Try Whitney's restaurant. tf
W. M. Edwards is here from Warren
Ohio.
B. C. Harlan was down today from
Welch.
O. W. Settle was down from Welch
yesterday.
Raleigh Clark has returned from a
visit at Chelsea.
J. B. Owens was here last night
from Dallas Tex.
Dr. F. L. Mamey returned last even-
ing from Claremore.
Albert Marsh made a business trip
to Bluejacket today.
John Yort was here today from Ch-3-topa
Kans. on business.
Dr. A. W. Herron made a business
trip to Pryor this morning.
T. K. Englehart made a business
visit to Miami this morning.
O. P. Chamberlin spent Sunday in
this city from Parsons Kans.
Dr. Oliver Bagby returned this morn-
ing from a visit at Kansas City.
John Marrs spent Sunday visiting
Merton Raines near Rock creek.
H. E. D. Williams was a visitor here
over Sunday from Columbus Kans.
Mrs. O. P. Holland returned from a
visit at Kansas City Saturday night.
Prof. O'Brian returned Sunday from
a week's visit In Warrensburg Mo.
Sheriff Ridenhour is expected home
tonight from the western part of the
state.
Geo. NIdiffer has returned from a
visit with J. O. Hall at his ranch in
Texas.
Vinita huntsmen report a great
scarcity of quail in theBe parts this
season.
Maynard Harris came in last even-
ing from Chelsea where he has bei'n
tor the past Week.
Bennett Crouch has returned from
Weston Mo. where he has been for
the past few months.
J. L. Kell returned home to Chelsea
this morning after spending Sunday
here with his family.
Jim Garner the Tip merchant drove
in from Mayes county last night re-
turning this morning.
The city schools opened this morn-
ing after a week's layoff during the
meningitis quarantine.
E. N. Williamson and family left
for Chetopa this morning to visit his
wife's mother Mrs. Duncan.
Watterson Henry of the Chelsea
Milling Co. was here this morning on
his way to Bluejacket.
Mrs. S. J. Burns and little grand
daughter Miss Etta Lee are expected
home from Muskogee tonight.
Watie Williams is here from Bar
ling Ark. for a visit with his brother-in-law
Wm. Sapp and other relatives.
A splendid new fifteen foot sidewalk
is being laid on the north side of Illi-
nois Avenue from Wilson to Scraper
street.
Chas. M. McClellan returned to bis
home in Blackwell after several days
visit here looking after property in-
terests. Mrs. E. F. Morris left this morning
for her home at Tahlequah after a
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
P. Thompson.
Curtis E. Holdenaan is here on a
visit from Idaho where he went over a
year ago and owns 160 acres of irri-
gated land.
C The Morgan Stock Company bC I
gave a concert on the streets about
noon and will play again Just before
the show tonight.
Mis. Cora Keith. Mrs. Hattie M.
Calvert and Miss Mattle Davis were
here from Adair Saturday evening do-
inj; some shopping.
Mrs. Llod Mabry who has been
visiting her mother Mrs. S. W. Can-
non passed through on her way home
to Wagoner this morning.
The city teachers have all returned
from their respective homes wiiere
they have visited during the timi? that
school has been shut down.
Ed Sharp and family were here yes-
terday. Ed struck a strip of jack and
zinc in a well on his place a half mile
east of Bluejacket last week.
John Marrs accompanied Merton
Raines home to his farm near Adair
Saturday and gathered two sacks of
pecans yesterday on Rock creek.
There will be a series of special
services start at the Presbyterian
church next Wednesday evening and
will continue for about two weeks.
Hugh Bowline age 24 and Miss
Maggie Davis age 18. both of Fair-
land were united in marriage lust
Saturday night by Justice Stanley.
Tom Archer has a very sick baby.
A. H. Page of Big Cabin is here on
business.
D. M. Weaver is here from Fairland
visiting relatives.
T. E. Englehart made a business
trip to Afton today.
Senator E. C. Marian is here from
Welch on business.
D. II. Trundle is here from Kefchum
doing some trading.
C. Terbush is here visiting his so:..
G. R. Terbush for a Eew days.
T. M. Fields and Ab Clark are here
from the north end of the county.
Charles Gibson leaves tomorrow foi-
st. Louis to lie gone a year or more.
Mrs. T. J. Pierce who lives In the
country is reported to be quite sick.
Heury Walker Is in the city from
Kinnison today looking after business
matters.
There were seven conversions and
three baptised at the Christian church
last night.
J. R. Watklns one of the three who
bus had meningitis Is reported mucU
better today.
Judge P. S. Davis Charley York
D. M. Bottenfield W. C. Marrs and
others were at Joplin yesterday
Misses Adabell and Rebecca Burk-
halter and James Burkhalter went to
Muskogee Sunday morning where they
will make their future home.
Jack Montgomery Kd Perryman and
Miss Sarah Cundiff came in from Cen
tralist this morninf. Miss Cuudiff ;?oes
to Avant to spend the winter.
I. N. Bunch returned last night from
Oklahoma City. He says Sheriff
Ridenhour will receive a strong sup-
port for the marshal's place from the
west part of the state.
L C. Ogle wife and daughter were
in town Saturday from the Judge Clark
farm across Grand river and say they
will move to Vinita to take advantage
of our excellent high school.
J. F McCullough was at Miami Sat-
urday and Sunday la the Interest of
Sheriff Ridenhour's candidacy lor
United States marshal and says that
he secured some good endorsements
up that way for Sam.
J. W. Dotts live stock inspector
came in from Tulsa this morning to
dip four cars of cattle for George NI-
differ. George returned from Fort
Worth last night where he bought the
cattle.
25 or 30 hands who have been work-
ing at Pensacola on the M. O. & G. are
bare today loading out their working
utensils to different parts of the coun-
try. They say the work is all done
except the steel work on the drand
river bridge and the laying of steel
which is held up for want of steel
which the factories cannot supply at
the present.
C. E. Williams of Spavinaw came
up from Pryor this morning where he
had been to pay his taxes for 1912
and says they are as high as ever. Mr.
Williams is the man who bought the
Bumgarner farm joining the town of
Spavlnftw. He says he is preparing
to drill lor lead zinc and copper and
does not intend to stop until he finds
out what is hid beneath his soil.
DR. F. L. MARNEY
Graduate Veterinarian
Office City Livery
Phone 185 Vinita OKU
DR. A W. HERRON
Physician and Surgeon
Office In Barrett Building 108H Soutl
Wilson Street.
Office Phone 263 Residence Phone 18
Residence 223 South Adair Street
R. E. MOSS
Florist
North Avenue and Thompson Street
Phone 52 1 and 461
IDYLOUR
License Films
Pat he Weekly
Always good and interesting
Street Singer Kalem drama.
A story of real life.
The House of His Master
Selig. None better.
Don't Miss This
Program
Open 6:30
Admission 5 & 10c
GUNS
MUNITION
DALQUEST
PHONE 200
PURDY'S SHOE SHOP
The only up-to-date shoe shop
in town
All kinds of reparing neatly done by union
labor. Shoe Strings. Leather Laces and all
kinds of Polishes.
231 1-2 SOUTH WILSON
GREAT SLAGHTER SALE
Beginning Thursday
November 14th
MODEL MILLINERY
MISS OAKEY. Prop.
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FOR RENT
Fowler.
room residence.
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FOR SALE A desirable residence
lot in the Knight Addition at a bar-
gain If taken soon. Apply at. Chieftain
office. tf
NOTICE.
On Novemher 19th 1912 at 8 o'clock
p. m. the City Council of the City of
Vinita Okla. will receive bids forithe
city printing for the fiscal year ending
June 30th 1913. Six poLn.t nonpariel
type to be the basis of estimating the
cost. Daily papers to print number of
times required by law to equal Issue
of weekly papers at same rate.
MRS. W. B. CRAWFORD
Singing and Piano Lessont
Pupil of William Sherwood Piano
and Vernon d'Arnalle Singing
Barrett -Buffing ton Buildin
Phone 295.
Vinita Undertaker Co.
PHONE 243 '
Day and Night Calls Answered
Promptly
J. C. CHADWICK Mgr. Phone 243
A call will be appreciated
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
FRISCO.
North and East Bound.
Leave Vinita
No. 112 K. C. Meteor 1:10a.m.
No. 12 California Express. 3: 45 a. m
No. 404 Joplin Express 7:30 a.m.
No. 408 St. Louis Limited. .6:40 p. m.
No. 10 St. Louis Meteor.. 11:45 p. m.
South and West Bound.
No. 9 Okla. City & S. W. .2:05 a. tn.
No. Ill Okla. City fr K. C. 3:30 a.m.
No. 407 Ok C. fr K. C.-St L.8:44a.m.
No. 411 California Express 1:05p.m.
No. 403 Sapulpa Express. . .9:05 p. m.
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K. & T. TIME TABLE.
North Bound.
Kansas City Special. 1: 18 a. m.
iocal Passenger 8 : 53 a. m.
Flyer K. C. & St. L.6:20 p. m.
Local Passenger ...3:24 p.m.
Katy Limited 5:34 a.m.
South Bound.
Texas Express 4 : 25 a. m.
Texas Express 7:23p.m.
Flyer 9:44a.m
Local Passenger .. 11:16 a.m.
Katy Limited 10:33 p.m.
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FOR SALE Lot 13 In block 30
size 80 by 185 feet west front One
block west of North park. This is a
bargain. Apply at Chieftain office tf
Beautiful College Addition Lots.
10.00 down and ten dollars a month
no taxes. Will furnish money to build.
Buy 'em now. C. B. MUROPULOS.
Raymond Building.
FOR SALE 160 acres 80 In culti-
vation 80 in fine meadow four wells
spring cistern storm cellar good
house and a new barn fenced and cross
fenced several outbuildings smalt
orchard at a bargain $35.00 per acre.
C. II Muropulos Raymond building.
Fine Farm For Sale.
400 acres 2 miles west of AQon.
$8000 worth of Improvements. Mod-
ern house good barn artesian well
good fencing and other improvements.
Flno valley land. Address the owner
.1. W. ORWIO Afton Okla. tf
DR. R. L. MITCHELL
Cowan Building
Phones: Office 607 Residence Red 479
VINITA OKLA
FARM LOANS
We have unlimited funds to loan on
choice Farm Lands at low rate of
interest.
Best Contract and Payment Privilege
in Southwest
SEE US BEFORE BORROWING
With Farmers State Bank.
NICHOLS BAKERY
233 S. Wilson St.
Fresh Bread
Daily
Specialties in Candies.
Cakes and Pies
PARKER-WISEINV
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Marrs, D. M. Vinita Daily Chieftain. (Vinita, Okla.), Vol. 14, No. 172, Ed. 1 Monday, November 18, 1912, newspaper, November 18, 1912; Vinita, Okla.. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc775861/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.