Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-03-06

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Vim shelton, Of Cincinnati. Ohio, was IL
! the city Tuesday
Claude shelton Is going onto the road tS
sell boals And shoes.
w w. Bresdlsve, OF Prairie City, showed
his genial physiogmy on eur streets this week
Charley Bethel after spending several
weeks in this city, left for Texas last Friday
night
%. o walker, who has been night opera
tor at the NJ !, X. a + depot. has given up his
position and gone south.
Miss Viola Bats left last week for Kansas
city and before returning will pass number
OF weeks In a 81. Louis wholesale millinery
establishment
Hos. John schrimsher Of Claremore,
was in the city yesterday. Whom II comes to
politics he is a regular war horse,' but in
times OF peace few men are more genial
w. Il. Badgett went to Seneca Tuesday in
response TO message announcing that his
father had sustained paralytlc stroke, Find
ing him much better, VIII returned Tuesday
g. W Martin, OF Fostorir. Ohio, repre-
senting the DR. Hsrter medicine company.
spent two days In tbs city. leaving Tuesday
morning. Heis an old friend OF Doc GAlle-
ways and pleasant gentleman.
George Knapp has been here on visit this
week Since leaving vinita most OF his time
has been speut in East st Louis, working for
= transfer company He expects TO 80 TO work
on the Frisco as a passenger brakeman be-
tween ST. Louis and Monett In few days.
-Grayson Wills unloaded eight or
/ ten ear loads Of Texas cattle the latter
part of last week.
The Kentucky House, just oppo-
site the Frisco depot, has added to it.
self new wing. Thus do all business
houses in Vinita thrive and grow.
We are prepared to do all kinds Of
plow, horse-shoeing and carriage work
at our old stand south of skinner, Rat |
cliff d Cos. brick on Wilson street. I
We make a speciality of carriage work
All work guaranteed hrst-class or
money refunded. Give us a call
Workman * Egnew.
Hodge, the man who was drunk
and fred his pistol on the streets Sat-
urday, was tried before Mayor Crutch-
neld Menday and was fined to the ex-
tent of the law, $1,000 and costs, and
had his pistol conhscated. The city
marshal charged him with being drunk
and disorderly. Had the charge been
for carrying concealed. d...weapons, his
fine would have been much greater.
Monday morning about 10 o'clock.
Clerk ii. IL. Trott Joined in the bonds
of matrimony Mr.. b. R. Edwards, of
Independence, Kansas, and Miss Alice
DAVIS, citizen of the Cherokee ma I
tion. This time the happy pair were I
not fleeing from irate parents, but
were married in Vinita as a matter Of
After Clerk Trott had :
tied the mystic knot. they went on !
highway yejoicing. .-~ .,. :. Z
Chief Journeycske, accompanied d
by J. E. Campbell and Jake Bsrtles =
went to Washington again this week :
20 look after the Delaware matter. II
Agent Bennett has recently made a Il
borough investlga tion of the alleged 9
raud practiced in securing signatures :
o petition asking the disbursement
# the tribal funds and dnds no ves-
ige of fraud-as any well-informed
'erson knew would be found. He
ound too, that nearly tha entire ma b
ion wish their funds paid out at once
nd it will probably be done by the A
resent session Of congress.
A man by the name of Hodge Gre n n
ted no little excitement Saturday by -
laking too reckless display OF his :
istol. He had "tanked up" ON whis. 2,
y or cider until he became regard
the laws of the town and the lives o,
I the people. While walking along a
be streets near Balentine's store, be ~
egan to fire his pistol Marshal
arks seeing him, walked up draw SC
lg his pistol told him to throw -
p his gun. Hodge d.sliked to do
D, but seeing Mr. Parks was in r.
arnest. complied. He was then put re
} bed, having first put up the money 81
n his appearance before the mayor IN nn
II trial Monday. u
Miss Nola Roberts, started for her no
lone in Linton, Ga, last Monday, ac- I'M
ompanied by her father, J. w. Rob ca
It's, and Mrs. l.. w. Rivers, her sister, pr
ho took the children. Miss Rob =, :,
ts has been very i'll and her physi. ire
ans and friends decided that nothing
'uld be more beneficial 20 her than biz
turn to the warmer climate OF her he
uthern home Mr.. Roberts was very hei
'ofuse in his expressions Of thankful W,
'ss for the many acts of kindness be- m,
owed upon his daughter by the citi- II,
ms OF Vinita. lie felt, so he stated. to
at everything possible had been coo
ntributed to the young iady's com 's ~o
IT and his feelings of gratitude we ~,
uid not express too strongly. Mrs. hin
vers will be absent q number Of me-
onths. pre-
Sunday evening about $50 o'clock N
r mayor did something that on first
ought would seem exceedingly dith-
I; he made two Glasses into one by
apply prOnouncing a few words. The
asses united we're Mr.. A. n. Glass,of ~.
tier and Miss Jennie Glass. Of Pet
J, Missouri. As is usually the case, er.l
, course Of true love did not run -
Doth. They we're 6rst cousins; and, den
the stern code Of Missouri does not -
ow first cousins TO marry, they came Zee,
Vinita, where the laws Of the land -
not sever two hearts that would thei
Il as one. They came 30 the Ray -
nd House and sent for the mayor day
0 soon tied the matrimonial knot. -
sy we're here but 4 day, but in that ,-u. r~'"
'rt time made a number Of friends
|: proved themselves very pleasant m.
pie. hard
Last week, Relus Hall. who lives y
the farm Of Allan Gilbert in Coo HON
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