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

-CIands Shelton Is going onto the road L
sell boots ard shoes.
WV Breedlore. % Prairie City. showed
his genial PLysioEmy on ear streets this week
Charley Bethel. after ssending sevrrA
: weeks in this city. ieft for Texas last Fridal
night.
&C. o walker. who has beea night opera.
tor al the 81. X 4 T. depot. has given mp hi
position and gone south
Miss Viola Belts lei Last weeR FOR Kanssl
city and before returning will pass = number
OF weeks IN a 81. Louis wholesnls millinery
establishment
Hon. John sehrimsaer. 90 Ciaremore.
was in the city yesterday. when It comes te
politics he Is q regular war horse" 6ut in
times OF peace few men are more genial
". R. Badgeit went ts Seneca Tuesday in
response to . message announcing that his
father had sustained rArHlytie stroke Find-
ing him much better. viii returned Tuesday
&C W Martih. OF Fcstoria, Ohio. repre-
senting the DR. Harter medicine company i.
spent two DAYS in the oity- leaving Tuesday
morning Heis an old friend Of Doc Gallo
ways aud pleasant gentleman
-Geor-s Kuar5, has been here on = visit this
I week since hss.Ing Vinita most of his time
has been spent Ia East ~ Louis. working for
= transfer company He expects 10 go to work
or the Frisco IS passenger brakeman be-
tween -. Louis and Moaeit In q fr= days
-Gravson Wills unioaded eight or
ten car loads Of Texas cattle the latter
part Of last week
The Kentucky House. just oPpo-
site the Frisco depot, has adder TO it
selfa new wing. Thus dp all business
houses in Viniia thrive and grow.
We are prepared to do all kinds Of
plow, horse -sh0eing aud carriage work
at our old stand south of skinner, Rat
cliff K Cos. brick OF Wilson street.
We make = specially Of carnage work
All work guaranteed frst-elass OF
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-
field Menday and vas ined to the ex-
tent Of the law, 5000 aud costs, assd
had his pistol confscatsd. The city
marshal charged him with being drunk
and Jisorderly. Had the charge been
for carrying concealed weapons, his
fine would have been much greater.
Monday morning abous 10 O'Clock.
Clerk II. II. Trott joined in the bonds
Of matrimony Mr.. B. r Edwards. of
Independence, Kansas, and Miss Alice
Davis. citizen Of the Cherokee ma
ton This time the happy pair were
not fleeing from irate parents. but
we're married in VinitA as a matter of
convenience. After Clerk Troit had
tied the mystic knot. they went on
their way rejoicing.
Chief Journercake, accompanied
by ]. E Campbell aud Jake Barties
went TO Washington " again this week
TO look after the Delaware matter
Agent Bennett has rereniiy made 4
thorough investigation OF the alleged
fraud practiced in securing signatures
20 petition asking the disbursement
Of thu tribal funds and finds no YES
iige of fraud-as any well-infOrmed
person knew would be found. He
found too. that nearly the entire na-
ton wish their funds paid out at once
and it will probably be done by the
presen; session of congress.
A man by the name OF Hodge ere
ated no little excitement; Saturday by
making too reckless a display OF his
pistol lie had "fanked up" on whis-
~ or cider untii he became regardless
Of the laws OF the town and the lives
of the people. While walking along
the stree.s near Balentine's store, be
began to IRE his pistol. Marshal
Parks seeing him, walkei mp draw
ing his pistol told him TO throw
up his gua- Hodge d.siiked to do
so. but seeing Mr. Parks was in
earnest. complied. He Was then put
10 bed, having first put up the money
for his appearance before the mayor
Cor trial Monday.
Miss Nois Roberts, started foi her
home in Linton. Ga, last Monday, ae-
companied by her father, J. W Rob
erts, and Mrs. L. w. Rivers, her sister,
who took the children. Miss Rob-
eris has been very i'll and her physi-
clans and friends decided that nothing
could be more beneficial to her than q
return 20 the warmer climate OF her
southern home Mr. Roberts was very
profuse in his expressions of thankful !
ness for the many acts OF kindness be- I.
slowed upon his daughter by the ciii-
zeBs OF Vinita. tie ielt. 90 he stated, I
that everything possible had been /
contributed to The young lsiy's com
fort and his feelings Of gratitude we
could not express too strongly. AIRS. /
Rivers will be absent a number CT
months.
Sunday evening about 6.30 O'Clock 4
our mayor did something that on first
thought would seem exceedingly Diff 4
cult; he made two Glasses into one by
simply prOnOuncing a few words. The
CLASSES united were Sir. A. y. Glass, of
Butler and Miss Jennie Glass. OF Pet
tEs, Missouri. As is usually the case,
the course Of true love did not run
smooth They were drst cousins; amt,
as the stern code Of Missouri does not
allow frst cousins 10 marry, they came
TO Ninita, where the laws Of the land
do not sever two hearts that would
beat as one. They came 10 the Ray
mOnd House aud sent for the mayor
who soon tied the matrimonial knot.
They were here but day. but in that
short time made a number Of friends
and. proved themselves very pleasant
7 pie.