The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Parker, OF Chel-
sea are in the city today on business.
Silas Bluejacket, of the town of Blue
jacket, transacted business here today.
B. Weaver, the liveryman captured
one of the monographs that is given
away free at The Fair.
Mrs. Wyman Thompson, Mrs. Lille
Greek of Ketchum, went to Tahlequah
yesterday to visit relatives.
Orville James, son of o. L. James,
who has been quite sick, was reported
better this morning.
DIR. Ross was called to Tahlequah
last evening to perform very i'm
portant surgical operation.
Tonight winds up the Carnival. The
shows promise to give the public the
best show Of the season tonight.
The College football team went to
Chelsea this morning to play game
with the team of that city this after
noon
J. @. CASTILLO, of Parsons, Kansas,
was here last night visiting t. G. Hol-
land and taking in the sights at the
carnival.
Uncle Hooley Bell says ifit becomes
necessary to pay another big lawyer
fee out Of the Eastern Emigrant fund,
that the Cherokees just as'well donate
the balance to the government and
lawyers.
Bill Cabisque, who lives few miles
southeast OF town, had the misfortune
to have load of hay which he was
bringing to town today burned.
The fire caught from Mr.. Cabisque's
pipe.
e. N. Williamson, recorder-elect of
Craig county, has rented the Etchen
residence property and will move his
family here from Welch about the first
of December.
Rev. j. B. Mcdonald returned today
from where he held the last fourth
Quarterly conference of the Cherokee
District for the year. This will close
the work here for this year. The con-
ference convenes at Durant on the
18th inst.
Dad Hughes, at Weayer's livery
barn says he wishes the fellows that
took two good pair OF blankets from
his Office yesterday would return them
before another night as it was awful
cold IN the loft without them last
night.
We call special attention today TO
the page ad of The Fair. The induce
nents that are being offered by this
vide awake firm in the phonograh
Inc should place an instrument in
,very home In Vinita. He has many
,ther bargains in his store that will
Ittract your attention.
The Daily Chieftain contains 10
pages today and its advertising
columns represent the push and energy
II Vinita business men. It should be
! source Of pride for our town to make
he only daily published here a success
md they are doing it. Its the paper
hat does things and makes good" on
Fhat it undertakes.
"The County Chairman" presented
y a thoroughly competent cast, head
d by VIM T. Chatterton, and num-
'ering sixty people-think of that
lumber for a dramatic production,
nd mounted with a car load Of scenery,
7ill be the new Auditorium real open
ng attraction. 1t is useless to COM
lent upon the brilliancy Of the en-
agement, because all play-goers are
llly familiar with the long runs
moved by "The County Chairman"
. New York. Chicago and Boston.
ne performance here will be identical
18th those Of the long runs and it will
e the best dramatic attraction of the
sason. As it is also well known, the
lay IS one Of the comedy type, but
pc novel and decidedly original in
ature.