Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-26

-E n. Ratclir spent last Friday in oswego.
on business.
-Abe Minis, o. Russell creek. was down
yesterday.
--Joe NJ Lahay wasn town few minutes
last Monday.
Solicitor Alberty made this ONCE very
pleasant call Tuesday
-Wm Mckay was down from the vicinity
Of Coneyyille last week
Mrs. Mccarthy has been TO Kansas CITY to
be present at the birthday party OF a brother
q. W. Green was in town yesterday He
has been down for two weeks with malerlal
fever.
MIR Thomas Campbell an attorney from
Greenfield. Dsde Co., Mo, has located IN this
town. and engaged in practice
-. Mason, Of Illinois, a nephew OF
Judge G. II Mason, spent few days in town
the hrst Of the week visiting that gentleman
Albert Morris was in the city Tuesday and
says the recent rain and sIeet did not extend
but a few miles north, aud there was nothing
of the kind up his way
Major A. J Greenway came In from Allu-
we Tuesday and is going over to Neosho to
spend few days with friends, hoping TO BEN
eat his health, which Is very poor
Miss Annie Dixon, who has been on four
months visit with friends and relatives IN
Illinois and the east returned 70 her home near
Big Cabin last Tuesday, reporting pleasant
time.
John o. Cheney, assistant attorney-gener-
al, who represents the y S, in the court Of
claims. was in the city Monday taking depos-
itions in a case brought by the shawnees, as
spoken Of elsewhere in this Issue.
DR.. T. A. Simms, dentist, of Neosho,
Mo-, will be at Alton, Dec lst to 18th.
Parties wishing dental work call early
and get prices. ll-l4
No lack of the wherewith 20 get
up a Thanksgiving dinner in this town;
there are oysters, game, turkeys,
chicken, all kinds o. meats, vegetables,
fruits; all you need is the money and
the cook to fare royalty.
On Nov 2sth and Goth the Frisco
we'll sell round trip tickets to st. Louis,
on account of the golden jubilee of
Archbishop Kenrick, to be held Nov
Goth and Dec lst for one fare--$ll45,
limit to Dec. End for return.
Drop postal card to w. J ,Janney,
passenger agent a., t. 4 S, +. railroad,
1850 Union avenue, Kansas City, for
copy Of new folder just issued, describ-
ing Oklahoma and the new country
just opened up by the government. 10
The "home rule petition at the
post Office is being signed SO rapidly
that there is no doubt as to the senti-
ment Of the citizens of Vlnita and vi
cinity on the question Of full jurisdic-
tion of the courts Of the Indian Ter
ritory.
Mr.. James W. White and Miss
Mamie Wright were united IN mar
riage last Sunday evening at seven
o'clock by Rev. d. N. Allen, the GER
emony being performed at the house
Of A. G. b. Allen, east of the track.
Good luck go with you, "Jimmie;" may
your shadow never grow less, for if it
ioes it will take a microscope to see II.
AT mass meeting held last Thurs
lay night in tins city, at which Dr..
Frazee was chosen chairman and d,
NJ. Mars, secretary, the following
.icket was placed in nomination for
he coming city election: Mayor, DR..
J. J. Thompson; council, Msrmie Dam
els, DR.. B. f. Fortner, VIM Little, l..
". Burlington, W. l.. Trott.
Our friends at Claremore have two
ickets in the field for the city election,
cider ticket and "dry," or anti
ider ticket. The first is headed by
otn NJ. Taylor, Jr., for mayor, and NJ
+. Flint, Aleck r. Gourd, d. j. Mat !
hews, Bean Burgess, Jack MCPHERSON,
or council. The other ticket is made !
lp as follows: viii Fry, mayor; J. Nj. !
sahay, F. A. Nelson, Robt, Hill John
H. Beard, Alex Mcdaniel, council.