The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-10-07
F. L. Young Of Chelsea is in the city


DIV. Freeman Of Fairland spent
Sunday here with A.. l.. Conner.
Mrs. J. T. Moore, of Denison, Texas,
is the guest of Misses Kennedy and
Scott in this city.
II. S. Janowitz, superintendent OF
leases of the Willard OH company,
is in the city from Chelsea, having his
accounts audited by Starr & Patten,
Mr.. Warren, manager of the Oh
Well Supply company Of Chelsea, is In
the city, auditing his monthly settle
ment for oil well supplies sold to the
Riley Oil company of this place.
Hugh little was arrested today by
Officer Chamberlain on charge OF
entering a store on the east side and
stealing a quantity of tobacco and
cigars. The deed was committed yes
terday. little is to be tried in Judge
Farrar's court this afternoon. There
are other charges pending against him
at the present term of court.
J. H. CLIFTON left a rock at this
ofice Wednesday which contains a
large per cent Of jack. 1t was taken
from Sam Glenn's well II miles north
of Grove by Smith, the miner 1t
looks as though Grove is destined to
be second Joplin when the proper
development will have been made. On
with the work of prospecting. Grove
Sun.
The Hiawatha (Kan.) World men,
tions the newspapers of two Kansas
sas towns as the poorest, in the point
of advertising that it knows of, and
says both these towns are complain
ing of a falling off of trade and are
dead The Nortonville News says:
There is something to this observa-
tion Of the World. The towns whose
merchants fill the local papers with
ads bidding for trade are bound to
live ones and vice versa"
Rev. Father Charles, of the Cath
olic church, went TO Oklahoma City
yesterday to attend the funeral o.
Rev. Father Hall, who died there
Saturday evening from consumption
Father Hall was formerly located at
Muskogee and was we'll known in
Vinita. He was appointed chaplain
in the army and went to the Philip
pines, where he contracted consump-
tion. He went to Pueblo, Colorado,
on account of his illness, but returned
to Oklahoma City a few weeks ago.
with a hopeless case Of consumption
Jack Soldier, a fullblood, was found |
dead in the road near SpavInaw last
In the same vicinity a
a step Of Ben Hungry was found dead
drunk and cut and beaten up badly.
He came around all right in a few
hours but could not, or would not, tell
any particulars Of the tragedy. All
we're Nighthawks and had net the
night before to hold a stomp dance,
but from some cause the dance was
called off but booze drinking follow
ID, then the fight.--C -Centralia Stand
standard.
Miss Lucille Burlington, the eleven
7ear-old daughter of Chief J. NJ.
gave a birthday party to
thirty of her little friends last Sat1r-
lay evening. The young Miss proved
herself an admirable hostess ann the
occasion was highly enjoyed. Ice |
,ream, cake and ices we're served, and
Iach wished for many returns Of the
lappy event. The following we're
PRESENT: Misses Lucille Riddle, Lucille
Ballard, Rebecca Pershing, Clyde
Elsie Friend. Myrtle Tay-
or, Audry Taylor, Peare Bland. Mary
Barrett, Rachael Hill Metra Wilson,
iabra Wilson, Lalah Mcclure, Bette
lcClure, Emily Wade, Fay Nidiffer,
larie Garrison, Babe Garrison, Jessie
tarr, Grace Frazier, Pauline James,
)ora Wolf, Pansy Wolf, Katherine
Goldman.