Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1890-11-27

Marriage bells.
Ornnae hIonsoma

--Marrlage bells.
--Orange blossoms.
True hsarts blended and ministers In luck.
Mr. 5. H. Perry, Ransom Moore. D. n.
Rice aud WIN Mccart went 10 ylnita on bus
iness. feturnlng sunday.
- L. Cooley. Sam Bowman, Jim Peyton
and John smith left for Muskogee last sunday
to attend court at that place.
-Mrs W. d. Ritter aud "sweety'' Booth
visited friends upon Coal creek last Sunday
and report hayingA very pleasant time.
Mr.. Jim Duncan and wife have been
spending few days with Mr.. stephen Briggs'
family. OF this place, returning home Sunday.
Judge Audrain Is contemplating moving
his storehouse from PrnIrle city to Falkland.
We believe Il Is a wise conclusion and extend
a hand OF welcome.
Mrs. VIM Trott and Miss Mamie Stafford,
OF Yinita, were visiting their mother and slA-
ter Mrs. Reb England and Mrs. Mary Moore.
Of this locality. last week.
Mr. Remington. the photographer, Of
Southwest City, was taking the town on card
board last week He is so well pleased with
the place that he intends making us a long
Walt in the near future.
Mr.. w. J. Mcintosh, well and favorably
known In this section, was married to Mrs.
Lydia +. Wolfe at 7 O'Clock. p. m. on the
10Th inst. The ceremony took place at the
residence OF Mr.. August Sager, upon Cowskln
prairie. Elder Q. J. Lee uniting the happy
couple. a large number Of friends aud rel.
Atlyes were present. We unite with them In
ful
wish them a biissful passage over the turbn-
lent waters Of life
The Glaremore correspondent, after max
Ing slash at Fairland last week. grew
eloquent in his description OF ''the beautiful
mounds" his town was surrounded with, etc
There Is no doubt as to the number OF mounds
the place is surrounded with but when we
consider that they contain the remains OF
some ''dear departed one" who fell by the
wayside" In the vain battle with Yerdigrls
river malaria and swamp fever the picture is
not SO charming FairlAnd's location cannot
be surpassed for fine lands, pure mir, whole.
some water, pretty women and snterprlsing
men In this territory.
"A masquerade ball, given by Miss Mollie,
at the beautiful residence OF her parents, Mr
and Mrs VIM Howell, Of Osenma. on Friday
eve, was the erowning event OF the season
thus far Among the numerous guests we
noted from our sister town Of Alton were
Misses Lizzie Livingstone, Ida Divln, Ella
franklin, Lizzie Cunningham. Lizzie Phil
lips. Mr.. and Mrs Mart Stokes. Messrs.
Rufus GIN. Charlie Bieyins. W @. Crisweli,
Frank Hubbard. Clarence Hubbard and Fred
Walker. From Fslrland, Miss Cora Langley,
o. A. Smith, e.. J James and DR.. Collins.
Miss lone Harlin OF Southwest city, Mo.
Messrs. VIII Bass and Perry Johson of Blue
jacket. Missea Lanra. Winnie and Pearl
Brullng. Dottie Burns. Gertie Shilketse,
Mintie Hin and number OF young gentlemen
of oseuma and vicinity were present. The
number Of grotcsque and fancy costumes was
large and variedi from the sweet peasant
girl with her basket OF golden mutt. to the
ugly croaking Gipsy, telling the past, present
and future with her magic art; from the
dude in the parlor' to the terror Of the
plains In Wild west costume, supported by
representation OF a character that Tor gem
eral ngliness would have put his sa-
tanc majesty to blush. Thus the evening
was spent Ia high carnival until at the word
masks OF, " the scene was changed from
hldeous silence to hilarious laughter. Dane
Ing was continued until the wee sma' hours"
of the coming morn. The occasion was one
long to be remembered and Miss Mollie adds
one more trophy to her lNureis as Model
entertainer.
November %. 1880. DELAWARE.