The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1907-07-31

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| falo, N. ", after visit with thei
brother, Fred Gray, in this city.
Editor e. E. Hull was called t
Kingfsher last night by teleghon
message announcing the seriousiIlnes
Of one of his children.
| J. NJ Darrongh's little daughter
Helen, came home last evening from
Guthrie. where she had been for some
time visiting her grandparents.
Prof. Duke and brother arrived
from Virginia this morning and viii
remain until after the opening of TIN
Willie Halsell College.
Miss Beatrice Lubbes who had beer
visiting the family Of Cash Wilkinson
in this city for several days, returned
to her home in MuSkogee this morn
ling.
Slater Mcclure, was yesterday re-
moved to mis- home from the hospital
where he had been since receiving
fall about a month ago that resulted
in broken leg.
AT the Presbyterian manse this
morning, Rev. Fulcher performed thC
ceremony that linked the lives o.
Oscar Chapman and Olga Mae Mitch
| ell. both of Columbia. Mo.
AT St. Johns Episcopa church Rt,
Rev. f. X. Brooke, bishop, will celo-
brate Holy Communion aud holu an
evening service Oh Friday evening at
5 o'clock.
Theo. Emmons, an old-time resident
Of this section, who came with his
parents when the Shawnees moved
down here, is in the city accompanied
b3 his family.
Judge Gill and Chas. Davidson went
to Tulsa this morning in order to get
In on the ground floor when the Re-
publican convention opens up there
tomorrow.
Attorney Preston s. Davis is moving
his law offices back to his old location
two doorssouth of the Us. Court house
on South Wilson st. Mr.. Davis will be
found at his old Office after Aug. lst,
1907.
M. E Milford, G !. Elliott, John
Blue, Charley Hunt, and number Of
other Vinita benedicts, are counting
the days anent the return OF their
families. BacheIorhood is not what
it seems.
Ralph Wolfe, son of Rev. J. E.
Wolfe, is at the home Of Mrsy William
Tigar where he is receiving medical
treatment for a chronic case Of sprain.
ed ankle. He has been afflicted for
about two years.
Walter Fox, who is en- route from
his home at Grove to Bartlesville, to
look after his oil business, spent today
in Vinita. Mr.. Fox is one OF Groves
citizens, is a school teacher
and ranks high in his profession.
Reports from far and near are to
the effect that unless rain comes soon
crops will be ruined A good rain
within the next week would mean
Of dollars in the pockets Of
Indian Territory farmers this fall.
Rev. Fred Chubb, the noted London,
evangelist has just closed a
very successful series Of revival meet
ings at Spavinaw and is registered at
at the Gateway hotel, where he will
remain for few days to recuperate.
number Of prominent Republi-
sans will leave this evening for Tulsa
TO attend the big Republican state
convention which opens there tomor-
low. W. H. Darrough and T. A.
went down this morning to
iecure accommodations for the Vinita
Between fifty and sixty members Of
he Congregational Sunday school and
heir friends enjoyed a delightful
avn picnic at the home OF Mr. and
Yrs John Swain last evening. Lunch |
vas spread at 6:45 O'Clock aud was
thoroughly enjoyed by those partak- f,
ng. Ice tea, ice cold buttermilk and /
Dure artesian water was served in
buttermilk apparently |
Deing the favorite beverage.