Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-01

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-Df A. W. Foreman wen, to Kansas cl,y
Monday night
II 9 Ballard and wife returned Tuesday
from Maysvllle
Joe N. Lahsy district clerk was in the city
last week Thursday and Friday
r. NJ. Conner was down from FalrlsaA
Tuesday. lie ls figuring on buying some cat.
Tie this spring
Sam y Irvine, manager Of the Patton
store OF Cntoaea. was In Monday aud went to
Eniaula that evening.
DIR. Leo. r. Bennett. OF Mustoeee. has
been In the city number Of times during the
past week on business
Mrs. @ y. McGihsson and children hav.
gone to Paris. Texas. for visit with Mr.
McGlassOn's relatives
Rev. d. n Allen has gone to Eureka
Springs wish the hope OF improving his eyes
which arr weak and sore.
Col. james Taylor and his son. John Tav.
lor, Jr., were In the city Yesterday and the
former left for Washington on the evening
train.
II. C. Barritt is up from Sherman and the
family will follow in a few days They ex-
pect to engage in the hotel business in this
town again.
MIR. Marrs. OF this once. was called 10
Claremore Monday by telegram announcing
the serious illness Of his father bat was able
to return Tuesday
w. Y. showers, Of Alfalfa. Alabama.
made this ofice very pleasant call Monday.
The gentleman thinks OF locating in this ccun-
try and engaging in farming.
!. o. Han returned last week from Texas
and Mrs. Hall followed him Monday. The
gentleman's sister IL down with consumption
aud recovery Is not expected. Sam Hall,
who also went down. came home sunday.
j. A. PARKS. teacher last term at the
asylum, left Monday night for Nashville to
take a theological course In Vanderbilt uni
versity. His political tendencies we're not OF
the kind to secure recognition and Of course
faithful npd efficient service went for naught
Frank Craig. on Big Cabin near
Bluejacket, is very loS vita consump-
tion and his recovery is considered
doubtful.
Thomas Terrell, the city marshal Of
Chelsea who shot Tom Crutch6eld,was
indicted for manslaughter and yester.
day gave bond
The nurseries at this place have an
exceedingly fne lot of apple and peach
trees to offer to the spring trade. See
them before buying.
Blank rental contracts for sale at
this office. Contracts OF this char
acter have been frequently asked for
and can now be supplied.
Noah. the twelve year old son of
Ellis Moore, on Pawpaw. died We'd
nesday Of last week and was buried
at the Timpson school house.
1t is said that large quantities Of
game has been and is being shipped
from this country this season, ,
notwithstanding Vat il is in open
violation OF law.
Those who attend the entertain
ment tomorrow evening will have the
pleasure of hearing Miss Laura Chou
teau sing a solo, and also hearing her
in a duet with Miss Graper.
j. S. Thomson recently sold more
goods IN two consecutive days than in
any similar period since he has been
in trade. IL is needless to say the
terms were "Strip payment"
The report that there was to be q
change Of teachers at the public school
in this city was an erroneous one
Mrs. 5. J. Thompson and Miss Il Halli,
Thompson have both been reappoint
ed.
Mrs. NJ. A. CLARK, president of the
W. G. 7. u, requests all members ia
meet at the Presbyterian church We'd
nesday, Feb. 9TH. Officers are to be
elected and a full attendance is de
sired.
Fowler & Reasoner, at Henders on'i
livery stable, have 20 horses. marei
and mules, 3 wagons, eight sets of har
ness, saddles aud head Of Berkshir,
hogs for sale on liberal terms Strip
II in need OF any of this property appl,
TO them quick.
Last May or June Willis Brown stol,
a horse from VIM. Martin on Big creek
and traded it to NJ Il. Mccullough
near Fairland. Mr.. Martin soon prov
ed the horse and' took IL and last Fri
day Mr. Mccullough came in to see il
he could get any trace Of the ANNA
he traded to Brown, but did not sue
ceed in doing so.
j. $. Thomson recently selected
large bill of goods"to be shipped whei
the Wholesale merchant felt conf
dent the Strip payment was Ger
tainty, and not BEFORE" thus placinl
the responsibility upon the seller
Saturday dispatch was receive,
stating that the goods had been ship
ped. All thugs point to an earl
bpayment.
Edwin Adams, general freight agen
of the NJ, X. & r.. was down Tuesda
to look into the matter of the appli
cation Of the Vinita bottling work
for permission to erect a building o.
the right Of way at the old we'll, nea
the stock yards. The gentleman will
make favorable report auda build
ing will doubtless be put up as quickl
as possible.
Last week run away team caugh
the end Of d. S. Michaels wagon an
smashed IL. Tuesday as his boy wa
driving across the NJ, X * T. track
with a load Of baled hay the en-
gineer backed the forward end Of
train, to eouplsup where the erossin
had been cut, and caught the hin
wheels OF the wagon, demolishing IA