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Newspaper
The Weekly Chieftain
Location
Vinita, Oklahoma, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1908
Page
6
Daily Vinita personals list numerous visitors and arrivals including Gaddy from Muskogee Davenport from Okmulgee Burnhill from Guthrie Bramble departing for Afton Hatton from Miami and many others touring Vinita for visits business and social engagements.
A compiled list shows Veeder at Chelsea and multiple visitors in Vinita including G H Terbush Bowers Tulca M Rucker Claremore S H Gregg Chicasha W E Clopham A Brown Miami W Nelson Adair W J Walker Chouteau AE Ball Clartmore E J Overley wife from Joplin Eauna Gatewood Pryor Creek T A Lepick Kansas City G W Snodgrass Adair W R Sampele Pryor Creek HE Conant Tula Frank Victor Afton B R J Montgomery Centraio Jan Hunt Pryor Creek Harry Bland Afton W Bucy Broken Arrow Sam Mayes Pryor Creek TM Dawson Joe Dawson Fred Dragoe Afton Mart Madock Seneca A J Pennington Henryetta Harry Mitchell Seneca Lefevre WR Badgett Colorado Archie Campbell Danny Morence Hane ad Adams Vinita Amex examiner teachers this week.
A large crowd enjoyed the Presbyterian church reception. The program featured the Winner children trio, a Morris Thompson recitation, and high praise for trainer Mrs J. H. Wimner. The show’s quality drew strong audience verdict and reflected well on amateur talent. The article also advertises Land of Nod musical extravaganza touring October 1 in Vinita, and notes the sale of the McClellan lot at Wilson and Canadian, including a half-forest in the southern wall of the Lender building.
At a London Royal Literary Fund anniversary dinner Rudyard Kipling argued that letters endure beyond death. He said printing began with Job and noted writers often live on after death while legal and medical fields evolve but do not persist like literature. He warned the living face competition from deceased writers and fictional “dead hand” shaping letters.
Reading hair color and texture is said to reveal personality, with straight black hair denoting order and industry and auburn signaling kindness yet hot temper. Brown hair marks intellectual bent, red hair indicates quick temper, gold hair rare among Krone.
A Philadelphia pastor endures Sunday after Sunday sightings of a backsliding husband in his wife's pew. The man explains his absence due to his wife’s suspicions of his outside life, a rift bridged only by a supposed awakening. James Whitcomb Riley and Bites Carman meet in Washington as a Canadian visitor humorously taunts, then thanks him with a quip about weather.
Oscar Hammerstein told a New York dinner that his success came from financing art at the opera house. He cited Handel as a model who calmed himself before a nearly empty house by saying the audience would still hear the music.
Dialog shows Beth Freckles-Say and Hara debating a home bargain. Eara Jimpsonweed asks what allows the deal as Seth responds. Beth Freckie mentions a child priced action, suggesting a coded or folklore bargain scene.
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