Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1889-08-15
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II. r. Gott returned to Springfield Sunday
-rom Il. Knight has returned 70 his dutle
in the strip.
--Aiva Butler got in last Saturday. from hli
weekly trip to 81. Louis
VIII Chsmberiin and family left for Tah.
lequah last Tuesday morning
Col. Hubbard and wife, now Of wagoner
came up TO the city last Thursday.
Misses Mae Duncan.snd Flo Caleb arrived
in this city sunday night from Tennessee.
Miss Jeasle Hall, OF this city, made her
father, w. @. Hall, at Adair, a brief vlslt The
fret Of the week.
Gee. b. Perryman and W. b. W6gan. oil
Tulsa, went 70 Fort Smith sunday In the CO.
pacity Of witnesses.
Rev. A. d. JACKIE and wife, Of oowAla
have returned from their visit In Indiana and
resumed their duties.
Bob Hill, who hes been making trip
through Missouri and Arkansas, IL spending
few days In Tahlequah this week.
--Dr. Poison. Leo smith and J. T. Ballard
went to Claremore q few days ago to take q
look at the business prospects Of the place
Chris Davis, tx-postul clerk on the Frisoo
an express messenger on the Frisco main
line.
--Aiisses Alice Robertson and Emma Dun
can came up from Muskogee Tuesday 20 as
s!st the agent In making the Delaware pay
mcnt.
DIR. UilmAnn, OF Springfield, the sonior
partner OF the Ullmann a Philpou mGnufac-
turing company, Of Cleveland msdo us o very
pleasant call last Monday.
y . Hali went 20 st. Louie lsst Sunday
for the purpose OF seeing a train Of cattle sold.
which were shippo dssturdsy They will beat
~ 60 or go 10 Chicago, " said he
REV. Mr Richards left Tuesday for oalrk
for the purpose Of moving his family and sf-
fecss to this place. Ho Will not return until
some time next wook aud there will eonee-
quently be no services at the Congregational
church Hext sabbath.
-R. II. PrigR, cattle salesman for Zeb n.
Crider Co, Of Kansas CITY. wsa down In this
country few days ago. ssme years hgo.
whils partner Of Wells Bros. he formed q
great many acquaintsncos throughout this
section and was warmly welcomed.
Married, August 8, 1889, by J. L.
Wolfe, Evangelist, Mr.. Lorenzo Dow
and Miss Ida n. Skinner, both Of Vi
nita.
"A slight change took place in the
time of the trains on the NJ, X. & T.
last Sunday. Thoy now leave, south
bound, at 4:0s a. m, and 6:3S p. m.
northbound, ct 1926 a. m. and 1915 p.
mi No. 5s, freight train, will also
carry passengers between this point
and Parsons, leaving here at 9:l6. q. m.
Under this arrangement passengers
can leave hero at 8:25 in the morning
and reach Kansas City 5:45 that even
ing.
On account Of the Exposition to
be held at ST. Louis, September 4th TO
| October 18th, the Frisco will sell ex-
cursion tickets fIom Vinita to ST. Lou.
is as follows" Sell on September 2, 8,
8, -, 10, 10, %, 20, 80 and October 3rd,
all tickets limited days from dato oi
sale, for one and one-third fare (Sl5.3Ol
and on October 9th, limited to Octo.
Der llth for one fare tSll.45.) On DC.
tober II and IL, limited five days, for
one and ono-third fare, (sl5.30.)
Tho best advertisement that can
be made of Oklahoma tyrany is the pa.
trolling of soldiers through our trains
and searching passengers satchels and
pockets. II is a disgrace, but ali man.
ner Of arbitrary conduct is possible in
Oklahoma. Travellers are reminded
on entering Oklahoma territory that
they enter out Of the United States in
to some foreign land where they have
to pass through the Custom House
performances. We are truly out Of
Uncle Same jurisdiction. .-Oklahoms
Times.
Rev. J. 3. Lamar, of ChOuteau
once teacher of the public school al
this place, writes as follows TO Our
Brother in Red: "This is election day
for district officers, aud everything
has gone on, 30 far, remarkably quiet,
as IL should always be. But, am sor-
ry TO .say,it was not 80 yesterday. For,
on yesterday (tho Sabbath) drunken
mob enacted scenes on our streets
that were an outrage 10 civilization.
A half dozen, or more, men, beastly
drunk, rode up and down our streets,
firing their pistols, whouping, and
breathing out poison enough to damn
every youth Of the land. This outrage
continued for two hours, or more. /
ask, what may these parents expect oil
their boys who have such pictures as
this hung out before their eyes, aud
who are suffered TO drink in such pro.
family? Whyl soon to SEQ them en-.
acting the samo outrages. We can
already see II cropping out in many oi
them. And yet not voice is raised
against such. What shall we do2
Preach against it? do, with all the
power God has given me, but might
cry until l am in my grave, and then
other ministers, moro worthy than
myself, DO the same. and yet, il those
who have boys, and our law abiding
citizens do not raise voice and hand
against such and strive TO put down
such outrageous scandals, and bring e
justice the offenders, 1t Will continue
Aud, let me say, this was not the fret
time We have Witnessed such scenes
on our streets on the Sabbath. II il
were We could be little more charita
bio with the offenders, but it ia almost
an every Sabbath affair" The sug
gestion which naturally comes up Il
the reporter is, solicit the aid Of Judge
Psfker and his grand jury.
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