Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1883-08-17


n Gray. at mouth ofryors Greek, Il
furnishing lhnlkr Ia any quantity, q
any quality, aud at low prices, fAf
ties needing lumber ior any purpos'
will dnd tito their interest to call Of
him.
Nj A. NJ. Miller and wife, Of lafay
elie. Ind, are visiting Rev W, 7
llaNoTlh and family, this week. Mt
Miller il a brother Of Mrs, hawoflh
and one of the prominent farmers Of
rlppacanoe county.
NIL. +. Graves, of Parsons, and SIS
lers, Miss Nellie, Of Springfield, No.
and Mrs, liilleneld, OF Marshall, Tex
former residents ofthis place, are in
the city, Miss Netile will remain sew
eral days visiting friends.
Mr., d. n. Hitchcock, advance o !.
Of the BILLY Arlington troupe, As IN
the city, Tuesday, making arr ,vmenls
TO play hero. tie is u wFy pleasant
gentleman aud represents ono Of the
best companies ON the roal.
TheyouDg ladies of Ninita viii give a
calico party at the Academy on Friday
2iih inst Music, rccilailons and lah-
leauy a speciality Of theeyening. Re-
ffeshmenis will be served, All for the
benefit Of the Presbyterian church.
Mr. and Mrs. Babb, Of Texas, who
have been visiting Mr.. aud Mrs, Hal
sell, lefl Tuesday 70, an extended trip
through the northern states. Mr..
Babb has large cattle interests In Texas
and enjoys cool trip as well as any
one.
Wednesday, as will Chamberlain was
driving down Illinois avenue he did not
notice Henry FiEurt's httle boy in the
road ahead Of him; the wheel of the
buggy struck him on Inc leg bruising It
some, but fortunately no bones were
broken.
Prof. !. n. Cundall was here this
week looking at the town with a view
10 taking the position Of Principal
teacher in Worcester academy. He has
leeu forl7 years Prof ofLatn In Wash
ngton University, st. Louis. lie will
accept.
The Presbyterians are to have a bas-
,et meeting next Sabbath in the grove
lear Rev. A. n. Chamberlain's, six |
niles northwest of Yinita. Preaching |
n the morning at II O'Clock; afternoon |
o'clock All are invited to come and |
ring their dinners.
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Iurrah for Vinita's women. They
elieve in fashion. 1t is your duty to
lake yourself as beautiful and attrac-
i've as sou possibly can. Oh, how
andsome when well dressed, and every
hing fits nicely. Ladies, cut your
ress and make II in the fashion.
The house which has stood so long
y the side Of the picture gallery has
cen moved to the east side Of the rail-
lad. AS Mr.. Parsons has moved his
lmily into the lower rooms of the gal
'ry, Mrs Ironsides has located her
shop in the building just
Ioved, Where win also be found Mr..
'arrens jewelry shop.
Mrs snodgrass, with energy and
,rseyerence, combined with shrewd
isiness ability, has, during the last
ur weeks, secured subscribers for
'cr one hundred copies Of the works
le IS handling AS the books range
prices from SO. TO $3.50 each, it viii
seen now difficult has been the road
success, and rejects great credit ON
RS. Snodgiass as business manager,
ID the merits Of the hoo,s.
1t is hard for Sanford to give up
nee lie quit shousing for the Frisco
ouse. lie strolls over TO the depot
hen he secs the train coming, aud on
e OF two occasicnswe have noticed
"a make sudden start, almost i'm !
ediatcly checking himself, wearing
infused expression. 1t was Charles
light to gather both arms fall Of in
ats and proudly lead the way to the
tel. Heseemed to have monopoly
kids