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The Vindicator from Coffeyville, Kansas • 8

The Vindicator from Coffeyville, Kansas • 8

Publication:
The Vindicatori
Location:
Coffeyville, Kansas
Issue Date:
Page:
8
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Chanute Ks. Items Our first hearing from the mines was, uVo and going to strike." Now they are saying "1 wonder if tlky are going to rr? Trmble Vinita News Mr. Marion Koperand wife, of Pittsburg Kansas, were in the city a few days last week. OCULIST OPTICIAN AND Stop with WM. BROWN while in Chanute.

Furnished I striker' TIONINT rooms. 108 S. Central. The young men have organized Mrs. Wilkinsand Mrs.

Gardner "Young Men's Christian Associa- Joe Davis and brothers, of Lightning Creek, wero in town, Saturday, shipping cattle. Office and Testing Parlors. SOB IflAPLIi HTIIKUT Between 8th and Mb. St. VILLIC, KANSAS.

left this week for their future tion at Baptist church that meets every Thursday night in a home, Birmingham, Ala. literary society with many different questions for debate, the one seeming to excite the most interest was the one debated last Mrs. Ollie Groomer and husband will move to Thayer, next week to live on their farm. They had surprise prayer meet, ing at the Methodist church, Sunday, a. m.

They have opened fire upon the forces of darkness in down-right earnestness. Thursday night. Resolved that If all stockholders would send in subscriptions to The Vindicator lixc Mr. II. C.

Clem does, the circulation would soon be 5000. our girls need more education than our boys. The question was heated from start to fiinish; the verdict was in favor of the affirmative, Success to the associa tion. Revre Watidns preached an excellent sermon, Sunday morning, every one present enjoyed the II G.tte,' service. Give work to the A.

N. D. Laundry. Mail Breezed roaKcs our CUTS. The reviral services at the Methodist church conducted by Revs.

Watkina and Hawkins seems to be quite a success, having already had six conversions. Mrs. M. Yarbrough made a business trip to Pittsburg Monday. Mr.

Steven Poles, of Mineral, visited W. 0. Wells last Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Winchester entertained again last week.

A four course lunch was served. Potted plants and cut flowers were the decorations. Conversation and games wore the pastimes of the evening. The guests were Mesdamcs, Wins low, McCullough, Campbell; Win Hale, Allen, Washington, Hogan, Ta Inert, K. Clem, Fletcher, Shaw and E.

Dixon. Read tho Vindicator and Keep posted. Only one dollar a year. Henry Pack of MusKogee was in the city on legal business. The Mt.

Hebron church is un-dergoing repairs and hopes to shine with the sun at her com pic-' tion. See Kansas Land for lots in John H. Kloehr Addition' at once. Low prices and easy terms. Mr.

A. Rider, made a business trip to Muskogee. Will Bell is convalescent Rev. Green, pastor of the A. M.

E. church is quite sick and has been for sometime, we hope for him a speedy rc covery YALE ITEMS. Mrs. Fannie Hill of Van Bu-ren Arkansas is in the city visiting Mr. Mrs.

Raicliffe whom she has known since they were children. She returns home Friday. The Missionary work at the Baptist church is progressing, attendance steadily increases. no, don't get scared and thniK something strange is about to happen, by our sending in -the news it is only the cold water application given our sleepy heads by the visitation of Dr. Sxiuner and Prof.

Clem. Mrs. Win. Cullins is one of our authorized general agents'for the Vindicator, and we hope that she will meet the very hearty approval of the good people of Vinita, I. where she will locate for sometime.

Any one of our subscribers in and about Vinita, who owes for the paper can settle the same with her, and it will be placed to their credit on our booKs. I). Sivinner. Rev. B.

F. Berry preached a soul stirring sermon Sunday, sub jeet, 'Peace. L. M. WARD.

Cards, Letter-heads, Envelopes, Posters, Dodgers, Wedding Invitations and Reception Notices i specialty. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Weather is fair but roads are mite muddy. When others say "No" See Berst for Loans on all kinds of security. Residence 410 West iHh St.

Mr. Lewis Johnson of Mineral City, Kansas, was brought to this city to ndergo a treatment from Dr. Smith, having been mashed up in the mines at Mineral some time past. THE BON TON RESTAURANT, i Independence, Kans. Meals and Lodging, Kansas Land Co Bargain Column.

SHORT Orders at all hcurs. Prof. Clem, of Coffeyville, the editor of the Vindicator, was a business visitor in Yale this weeu. lie lectured to a fairly good audience, Monday night, at Mt. Hebron Raptist church, for the A.

N. I). Co. in which only a few were prepared to taKe shares but the feeling is good and many have promised to send in their cash in the next few weeks. W.J.

McCullough Proprietor, 320 E. Main Street. Missouri Pacific Excursion Rates. Imperial Council, Ancient Arabic Order Nobles Of The Mystic Shrine Convention, Los Angc'es. Round trip rate to Los Angeles, and return Dates of sale April flth.

to May 5th, inclusive, final return limit July JJlst. For information rehtive. to transit limits, stop overs, routes, please call at ticket otllee or. write the undersigned. Yours truly, J.P.CASEY.

Agent. FOR SALE. A three room house, new, well built, a bargain, at $750.00 can be bought on terms to suit the purchaser. FOR SALK forty acres, seven miles out, lays well, rich and under good fence; Four room house, fine shade and plenty good water, one of our snaps at on terms or trade. FOR SALE.

City properties-farms and lots in locations to suit and on easy terms. OUR LOANS; low rate of interest, on short or long time, to-siiit borrower. If you want MONEY call on the Kansas Land Co. 110 E. Mb Street.

State And Indian Mrs. White was in Pittsburg, Monday. Territory Land Co INDIAN TERRITORY OIL "LEASES A SPECIALTY. Room i 1 Brighton Uldg. COFFEYVILLE, KANSAS.

The oyster supper given by the Missionarv circle last Saturday night did fairly well considering the bad weather. Prof. J. A. Dodd has bought an acre tract of ground and a resident lot in the Kloehr addition and will build at once..

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Pages Available:
577
Years Available:
1904-1906