The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1906-07-24

Say, where did you get those nice
groceries? At Jackson Brothers Of
course.
Mrs r j. Farrar went today to
Cane Hill, Ark, where she will spend
the summer.
T. G. Holland, the furniture man,
returned yesterday from business
trip to Oklahoma City.
win Arnold was released from jail
yesterday, having paid the balance Of
his fine for introducing.
A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Fred Davis and Miss Nina
Shields, both Of Ketchum.
w. II. Stuckey has been granted the
contract for the paving Of First street,
Tulsa. The contract is sl9,3lS.
K. III. Chilson and family have gone
to the Blueiacket ranch near Eucha
for an outing in the mountains
Mr.. Carter, farmer who lives near
Chelsea, passed through the city this
morning from Joplin, near which
place he recovered horse stolen from
him last month.
Mrs. Jesse Thomas, who lives ia the
country, was taken seriously i'll yes
terday while visiting in Vinita, and
is now at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
G. B. Mccullough in a serious condi-
tion.
The attending physician states
that Mrs William Highland, the wo-
man who took poison Sunday even
ing with suicideal Intent, is conyalesc-
ing. She regrets that her attempt at
self destruction was not success.
Cal Moore and l.. D. Long, both Of
Fairland, passed through Vinita last
evening on their home from max
inga tourof the Coodys Bluff and Allu-
we oil fields where the latter owns 10
acres Of unprospected land with pro-
ducing oil wells all around it.
The Democrats of BIuejacket and
vicinity will hold a two days rally on
Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 5 and
9. Speakers billed for the occasion
are: Messrs. Robert L. Williams, w.
Fl. Kornegay, John B. Turner. Sey-
mour Riddle, Theodore Frear and
Others.
Rev. w. f. Dunkle has history Of
Methodism in the Indian Territory,
in which the first mention Of Vinita
is during the year 1876, when the
church here was In charge Of Rev. ].
w. Coward, who is still living, on the
superannuated list, in Tennessee.
This morning Uncle Tom Blue
Jacket left for his mountain home ac-
by a party composed Of
Mrs. viii Robbins and children, Mrs
Wilbur and Miss Sullivan, all Of Tulsa,
and Mrs. w. T. Wade and children Of
this city. They will spend month
in the mountains near Eucha.
The gas Observation-Disclosures was re-
turned yesterday to the city officials
approved by The Warren Co. Ow-
ing to the death of a member Of the
company the return Of the papers was
delayed beyond the specified time, but
the council tonight will take action
accepting the franchise.
Arthur Chamberlain returned last
night from Hayden, where he has
been trying to arrest Arthur Foster,
who on Sunday shot Ollie Hubbard.
Foster, however, was hidden, and the
deputy unable to find him Chamber
ain says that the shooting seems to
nave been the result Of a neighbor-
lood row, and that the Foster
,artisans uphold his actions and are
him.
At the hearing for removal of re-
applicants will be required
% present their homestead and al
otment certificates or deeds, and
opies Of any lease contract or agree
nents for the sale Of their land into
which they may have entered. This
d no case relates to full bloods as