The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-11-08
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Lee Barrett came in from the oil
fields yesterday.
Fred Gray was here from Chelsea
last evening seeing the carnival.
D. J. Beeman, of Coffeyville. Kans,,
is registered at the Green hotel.
Eugene Powell Of Alton, was here
last night attending the carnival.
Mrs. e. z. Hammecker of Alton
was here yesterday afternoon shop
ping. y
Just received. A fresh line of Gem
theirs fine box candies. Lige Hender-
son. n 300
w. T. Wade and family, e. NJ. Pro-
basco and wife are out fishing and
Hunting today.
Malaria in the new state is now re-
stricted almost entirely to the banks
of the streams in the eastern part Of
the new state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greening, of Centralia,
came in today and will leave this even
ing for Webb City, Mo-, to visit Mr.
Greening's brother
Mrs. G. s. Avery came up last night
from Tulsa, and left this morning for
Joplin to join her two sons who are
visiting Mrs. Avery's sister at that
place.
The Eufaula Chamber Of Com
merce has announced that it will furn-
ish free of cost land for the location
of most any kind of hard wood man
ufacturing plant to work the abund-
ance Of timber around that town.
B. w. Pulling manager Of one Of the
big coal companies operating at Hen
ryetta, has converted dwelling house
into school house for the benefit OF
the children of the employees WHO
work in the mines.
A false alarm was turned in to the
fire department last evening about 8
o'clock from the Green hotel. The
fire boys was there right now, and al
though it was only some dry goods
boxes back of the hotel, IL gave
the boys good practice. No harm was
done.
Wide-awake farmers realizelthat the
quail is a great insect destroyer and
crop protector. The quail is a bird
that is almost domesticated en- some
farms v Nhere hunting is never allowed.
1t is as essential to cultivate and pro-
tect the quail as it is to plant crops.
G. S. Avery will go to Alton tomor-
row where he will meet Joseph ID.
Hown of st. Louis, in company with
some other capitalists, who are look
ing over some propositions which they
are interested In, in the eastern part
of the territory.
George Ade's greatest success, "'l he
County Chlrnan" presentedlby one Of
the largest and best companies Will
be at the new Auditorium, Monday,
Nov. IL, and theatre-goers can whet-
up Their appetites for a brilliant feast.
The present seasons production Of
"The County Chairman" will be made
on an elaborate scale, surprising near
ly all of the road attractions, and ex-
ceptionally fine company, the.one that
enjoyed the long and splendid New
York run, is being hauled around so as
to give the production the same mag
nificent atmosphere as marked its run
in the largest cities of the north. In
all sixty people are being carried for
the production and this furnishes one
Of the most remarkable parts, as such
dramatic company is not only the
exception, but will surpass any in size
that will be seen on the road this sea-
son. A musical comedy or operatic
company Of sixty people is consid-
cred a giant, so stop and ponder just a
second about a dramatic company
that presents three scoreof we'll known
artists to the public.