Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-04-16
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Father ropIin is able TO be on, again
H. r. shreck and family have moved to
Coody's Blun
Mrs. L. G skinner contempiaies patiing
up new residence soon.
Married sunday. iaih, berry Lonoy and
Miss Francis Collins, Rev clark officiating
Our late felow-townsman. pr W l..
Goa, is now drumming for a drug house in
Kansas City
Mrs Maude G Hough of Caney, l. T Is
visiting with her parents Mr. and Mrs ~
CLARK, since the 2nd
w r smith, Of Bernie. 40. who spent
several weeks with Mr. Puplin during bis 80
ness, returned homo on tho Slth OF March
wv II Cooper and son, OILS. Of South Me.
Aiister and MI and Mrs Jesse Amos. of
Missouri, were the guests recently Of their
broiher-In-iaw. w r ward
Miss Lena GoG and Miss Viola Hogan we're
the guests OF Mira. L.. C. skinner on the end. Miss
Hogan returning TO her home at Pryor Creek
aud Miss Con 10 Til city. No on Che srl, the
doctor accompanying her
ID. and J =. Cumming were called 60
Clinton, Mo on the nrsi 90 attend At the bel-
side oftheir father ANA mother. both Of whom
were very low with pneumonia. The father
died and the mother recovered
Pap Harmon calls the Texas cattle "the
Texas mowcrsi" says they beat The fcCor-
mick, peerng or any other mower ia the
market. as they NOV ihe grass. blnl 10 and
carry st to market aud then come back 80 us in
the shape of dressed bces-anl ail t,ils Tor the
small sum ofso eents each
-Prcsiding Elder Clark. of vlnna. hcld
quarterly meeting here beginning 90 saturday
the lth ai u a, IA and closing sunday night
during which time Methodist class was or
gsnizei under thecprt ofIles I n. Ieming.
pastor Go charge There were rour sermons
peraohcd during ihe meetings all by EIaer
CLARK and they were every one of them eood
complrte Tie glass noat Is being pat in TO-
day, Saturday, lithl and ihe shelving aud
counter viii 40 60 next week and then look
out for The goods Ii's 10 be the biggest
store Adair has ever had. carving large.
fan aud fresh assortment OF everything need-
"a 10 a general store. FARMERS viii not have
to 90 home without soois after this store gets
fairly open which VIII De about The aoth.
wv. p Ward ana BIS father. > ~ Ward.
departed on the aih for Indiana. Father Ward
has been falling ipr some time on account OF
old asc; says the machine IS vert ont and re-
fuses 70 rnn aHs longer sud DE ls going back
20 the old home 60 dis- we hope nati we hope
to see Father Warl back with us again. But,
ifit De the VIII o. diviae providence that De
shall cross over % the other side now, may
his sun go down in cioulicss SKY and his last
moments De as clear as placid sea.
I'VE had quite q heavy wind here on the aih
between twelve and one p m which dam
AGED some of she oui-tuIdings In town and
bicv down Berry Lenox rev hunse frame.
jHst 0uI ~ the town limits Fonlln-s store
was moved little oni of line SO that the doors
had 20 be- trimmed before they cauid BE- closed
Al ". q. Tofiner's place. some eight miles
southeast, the uinl tore oul quito patch Of
the roof lTom Dis house buf dii na idrther
damarc. AtW y sinari's. sis miles norih-
nest, she wind lifted bis wagon loaded with
posts and mrnal it part way around aud
doabiiess woHla hase turned t entirely
around bat for The fact that the new post