Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-01-16

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An epidemic Of colds is with rs.
Spring gardening got 4 set back
1gsia this week
-THE CHIEFTAIx is on a boom, speak
ing "circulatorily."
Mrs. Hulls has been suffering with
ths ague the past week
Quarterly conference viii be held
at this place on the 18th and 18th Of
this month";
Mrs. Cummins has been confined
to her bed for the past ten days with
pneumonia, but is much better at
present.
he Shawnee council will meet to-
day for the purpose of appointing a
Successor 70 Joshua Daugherty, late
second chief of that nation
The marriage of Miss Pauline,
eldest daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs W c.
Patton, and ME-. L. HGlsell, Of Texas,
will take place the last Of this month.
Next winter will see a pork pack
ing establishment IN operation at Vi
nita, with a capacity sufficient to con-
surre all the hogs Of this country. We
hope
An oyster supper and ball takes
place at the Valley house, Wagner.
tonight, to which The CzIErTAIS
Acknowledges the compliments OF an
invitation
Last Sabbath Was anoths- inclem-
ent day. It rsined most of the time
till near night-fall and then froze up
solid. Monday was quite warm and
pleasant agA.n.
The missionary society Of the Con-
gregAfional church met with Mrs.
Decker Tuesday afternoon A num-
Der Of Interesting papers were read by
some of the members.
The week Of prayer was almost un-
observed in the churches of this city
on account Of the extreme weather,
and IL was found necessary to abandon
services the Sunday following.
-Einita will have occasion 10 boast
Of her infant. .industries,i in = year or SO.
as loudly as the most radical protec-
ZIONIST does Of those OF the country at
large The signs are propitiOus.
Two Of the show people were left
in the opera house." wNa the word
Monday morning. As it turned out it
was two saoats that the boys had
tolled up the stairs with corn and
which wanted TO 90 any way except
down.
Sen D A. Alden, a gentleman
about three feet and q half in height,
with wife Of corresponding stature.
is blowing glass for the amusement
and diversion of the public in the
building across the track from the NJ,
X & T. depot
Waiter Couch has found his pony.
"Ghesier," that was stolen from him
in Oklahoma on the night Of April
18Th he was found below Muskogee-
The man who had him did not want to
give him up, but Walter proved him
and took him into his possession.
MIR. and Mrs. II. F. Fond, of New
ton, Mass, Who have been in charge
Of Ramona Ranch school on the Grow
reserve. in Montana, and are now max
ing a tour OF the Indian schools Of the
country on their way home, spent
day at Worcester academy last week,
and passed on to Haskell Institute,
Lawrence.
-"I pronounce yOu man and wife
I'm nearly scared TO death-h wdy,
said Mayor Crutchield, early last Mon
day morning, as he hurriedly conclud-
ed marriage ceremony for a couple
from the states, who were "stesling 3
march" on objecting sarentE. II was
the mayors second attempt at mar
rying and he got ratified.
Mr.. Joe Green and Miss Maggie
Schrimsher we're married Sunday after
noon, At DR.. Fortner's residence, by
Rev. L. W. Rivers. The new couple
are stopping with the groom's parents
al the Frisco hotel. Miss Schrimsher
is an excellent young lady, with
friends in every district in the nation
and relatives in most Of them.
Mrs. Green mother Of G. W. Green.
died this morning at eight O'Clock
She was seventy-fOur years of age and
though she had been in feeble state
Of health for 4 long time. an attack Of
pneumonia was the immediate cause
Of her death. The funeral services
will be held at the residence at two
O'Clock and the remains will be taken
20 Springfield for interment, by the
evening train
When John A. Richards died near
CstOOsa a few months ago J. G.
Schrimsher qualified as administrator
and took charge Of the property For
some cause the interior department
has elected TO close up this es-
tate and the agent has, IL is stated, d.
directed Mr.. Schrimsher to give him
bond Of 5000 or turn the propertT over
to a police officer who will be designat-
ed to receive it.
Some nights ago Jimmy Thompson
heard distuI bance ia his hen house
and slipping quietly out discovered
two men helping themselves to the
poultry. One Of them he succeeded in
capturing z. after a short run, and took
him back to the house. Here the man
begged 30 hard to be let of that nego-
hations were opened and terms made
II was agreed that the marauder should
4 e L.. t.. =. -ia. a.