The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-08-09

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Mrs Chas- Bassey is very sick Of
typhoid fever.
T. A. Chandler is Ia TahleQuah on
a business mission.
Miss Mamie Garrison has returned
from visit to Alton.
Miss Gale Scott has gone to Aurora
Mo. Co visit relatives.
The Democratic Campaign opens
tonight. Everybody envited.
Mrs. H. NJ Smith and children went
east over the Frisco last evening.
Henry Clark and wife, OF Chelsea,
are visiting relatives here this week.
Fl. H. Parker, Of st. Louis, well
known here, Is in the future great to-
day.
Jake Wolfe win keep the ChiNftain
readers posted on the weather in 5he
future.
There was Just fifty-four loads OF
hay on the street at one time yester.
day evening.
Mrs. t. L. Clark, of Madison, Mo. is
here on visit to her brothers. M. Nj.
and G. G. Hendricks.
The first wagon load of home grown
watermelons was brought to town
this morning and they found ready
buyers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Poplin returned
to their home at Adair last evening
after few days visit with friends in
this city.
Mrs. Ella Sanders departed for her
home at Ada this morning after a
short visit with the family of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Q. Chandler.
e. Ill Brady, of Welch Democratic
nominee for prosecuting attorney of
Craig county is here TO attend the
big Democratic meeting tonight
Misses Abbie Black and Susie Dodd
have returned to their home Russell
vile Arkansas after a pleasant visit
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H.
Winner.
Secretary Wise requests every MEM
ber OF the Commercial club to attend
the meeting tonight as the railroad
division and advertising matters will
be discussed.
Mrs, K. w. Stryker will leave Sum
day for the East to join Miss Jackson,
who was trimmer at the Fair last sea-
son and will be again next season. She
is now studying the late styles.
1t seems inevitable that :the street
paving fever is going to strike Vlnita
id the near future. lhal's What
makes metropolitan city and his
wave of public improvement Can ot
came too soon.
Miss Helen Churchill, daughter Of
a. L. Churchill, cashier Of the First
National Bank, entertained crowd
Of young people at her home on the
corner Of Miller and Canadian steet
this afternoon. Refreshments we're
served and all present enjoyed them
selves fmmensly.
We understand Vinita has splendid
material for a firstclass cornet band,
and are equipped with instruments OF
the latest model. Now, what's the
matter with getting organized and
ready for action during the hot CAM
paign that is coming on. BY all means
let us have a band and not only that,
let's help support it.
The body OF Il. ID. McCarver, which
was exhumed today and. prepared for
shipment to Nashville, Tenn, was
viewed by a Chieftain reporter. The
body was in fine state of perserva-
tion, and considering the fact that the
remains have been kept for ten days,
shows conclusively that Mr.. Rogers is
an undertaken who thoroughly under
stands his business. The casket in
which the body will be shipped is
handsome metallic one and cost $3.50.
Mr.. Rogers has taken great deal OF
interest in the unfortunate young man
and is deserving Of much credit for the
manner In which he has handled the
case all the way through.
he Democratic Speakers bureau at
South McAlester, on the 5th inst, to
instruct the nominees for justice Of
the supreme court to take the stump
for the ticket. John B. Turner, the
nominee OF the First Supreme Court
Judicial district, was directed to CO.
operate with Jas. S. Davenport, Demo-
cratic nominee for The 3rd congress
gressional district and .hey will take
the stump together as much as possi-
BILE. They should be notified of all