Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-02
LOCAL NOTES.
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Look out for that 1859 instead Of 30,
--Neosho will be fifty years old this
year,
Mr.. Green's folks have all been
sick during the past week.
take your dressmaking to Miss
Youngblood, at Mrs. Cass' Tailor
system used.
Charley Poole and family have
been visiting in this city during the
present week.
81 fade you" quoth quincy"
when the dancing master had made
clear the hgurc.
During the holidays the academy
chapel has been painted and made to
look more inviting
--E. d. Ficklen had very sick child
sunday night and Monday, but there
is some Improvement.
MIR. Red" John Duncan and Miss
Susie Carselowry were married yester-
day at the brides home.
Miss Florence ioungblood is now
making dresses at Mrs. Case. Dress
es cut and ft by tailor system.
The new railroad house at Musko-
gee, the Adams, will be opened with.
due ceremony upon the l4th inst.
MIR. Herbert Kaeeland and Miss
Fannie Ross, Of Fort Gibson, were
married at that place last Monday.
From all accounts, and il the
Phoenix is to be believed, Muekogee
had decidedly drunken Christmas.
The latest novels, by the best
authors, at Mrs. Cass'. Subscrip-
tions taken for magazines, also.
1t is learned that Mr.. and Mrs
Ballard will probably become residents
OF this city in the course of few
weeks.
The masked ball at the opera house
last Friday was very well attended and
did much to relieve the tedium of the
holidays.
Measures are being taken to pro-
tect the interests of Vinita in the mat
ter OF the establishment of additional
courts in this country.
III. @. Barritt has moved into and
assumed the management Of the reju-
venated Raymond house. The furni-
ture is all new and the rooms present
a very neat appearance.
"A party and oyster supper was
given Monday night at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Franklin, which
was well attended by the young folks
aud greatly enjoyed by those present.
photographs Fowler has located
on main street near railroad crossing
and will do general photograph
business. Anyone wishing work in
this line will do well TO give him
call.
Hon. r. l.. Owen and Miss Daisy
Hester were united in marriage, at the
home of the latter, upon Tuesday
evening Of this week. The bride is
an accomplished lady and daughter of
Capt. q. b. Hester an Indian trader
at Boggy depot in the Choctaw nation.
The NJ. X. & T. is selling south
ern and western excursion tickets, TO
all southern states, to Texas, Mexico,
Arizona and California at about one
aud one-third fare for the round trip. !
These tickets have a sixty day transit
limit with final limit Of elk months.
"A five or six year old son OF Wm.
Davidson, living near Bluejac1et, was
bitten by dog last Friday which was
supposed to be mad. The dog was
described as little black one with
stub tail and short ears 1t is worth
wasting charge Of shot upon. The
boy WAS taken to Seneca next day to
have mad stone applied.
AN unknown man, supposed TO be
insane, was arrested here Monday
morning, and sent to Oswego. From
papers found on his person it was
learned that his name was Munson
Wasson, from Nemaha, Neb. He also
had two notes, each for hundred dol
lars, and some cash, all of which is be-
ing held by the city authorities pending
Identification by the mans friends.
Tho Seed Annual for 1890, issued
by d. NJ. Ferry & Co.. Of Detroit,
Michigan, has reached our table. It's
cover this year is especially artistic
and attractive. and its contents, as
usual, interesting and instructive.
Ferry's seeds are thoroughly reliable,
and always come true. The directions |
given in the annual for the cultivation
Of both flowers and vegetables ale so
full and explicit that no one can fail of
success who uses their Sc eds and fol-
lows the instructions. ID. NJ. Ferry &
Co. are very conservative, both in Of
fering new sorts and in their claims for
them when offered; but they take
pains to inform themselves as to the
true charae ter of all new varieties, so
Z me so much lauded novelties are not
found in the annual, the probability
s they have tested them and found
hem ofno value. A request sent to
o the firm at Detroit, Michigan. will
,ring you a copy OF the seed annual for
800 by ret arm mail.
TILE DIR. PYLE MURDER.