Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-03-29
PERSONAL MENTION.
Where our People Are and Have
Been-our Visitors.

seer Our NlstoTe'
-Mrs. Q. y eodbey Is visiting At Cherry
vale, Kan.
-"Fuee" FlippIn. Of Ularemore, was here
several days this week.
Ed. A. Lee, cornice manufacturer Of No
gada, Mo-, was here yesterday.
Mrs. Henry McGIssson and children have
gone W Texas lor ten dsys' visit.
j. M. Hall. Of Tulsa. passed through the
city Tuesday on hia way TO Oswego.
Sam Mcspadden, postmaster at chelsea.
wes In this week accompanied by Al Reeder.
Howard Langley and MIR. Rsab came up
from Adair to attend X Of z. lodge Tuesday
evening.
W.. N. stlnneu was out on tho road last
week making some transfers of agents at NJ
K.& 4. stations
&C. d. Markham was In the city Tuesday
on his way to Kansas city TO buy some horses
for sale upon the strip.
-E. s. Wilson, the Plano man. came In
from Lamar Tuesday evening, looking as lf he
had been well fed while at home.
w N stInne,t won't to Muskogee Monday
to pass the Royal Arch. J Il. sheehan went
down to witness the ceremonies.
Frank G. Allen was down from the Kansas
line country this week to prosecute man for
cutting his fence. lie owns q lot here and says
he Is going to build house and move down.
-Mrs II I swAnEey. Misses Laura Chou
teAu, Lane Little. Lulu Gray, Lonnie walker.
Messrs. Jos Butler, Emmet skinner, Morris
Knight. J. Flippin and Jas. SYKES attended
the X p. ball at Claremore last night.
Jim Egaa. the commercial tourist. got a.
number OF days rest last week by reason Of
his house, BeckhA.... Mercer a Co. being Sc
vereIy scorched the Saturday previous. He
was advised Friday to take the road again
that the house had resumed business.
A. A. Kelley has sold his place on
West Cabin, on which the Romine
brothers lived, to j. NJ. Armor, Tor
$500.
IA. Jenkins announces a girl baby,
born on the oath Of March, and further
announces that he is ready to take his
allotment.
CT. 1odbey bought an improved or
high bred rooster last week and is
probably going to supply the town
with eggs.
II you have any gardening, carpet
cleaning or other odd jobs you want
done leave word at Gus Nichols' for
Jim Wheeler.
Latta, ~ ~. Gibson postollice Gle k
charged Win robbery, forfeited his
bond at 90. Smith last week when his
case was called.
Prof Morgan, the veterinary sur
geon, returned this week. lie has
spent the winter in Texas and reports
a successful season.
The many friends of II. q. Ballard
and wife here will be pleased to learn
that they have moved up this week
from Chouteau to remain.
II not only relieves; IL does more; IL
cures. We refer to One Minute cough
cure. Suitable for ali ages, all condi-
tions, at all times. r. Shanahan.
If you want a fine, stylish, well made
boot or shoe, frlly warranted as to fit
and quality, call at Lee Barretps har-
ness shop aud leave your measure.
A message from Rev. W. L. King,
Guthrie, announces the fact that he
will not accept the call OF the Presby-
terian church at this place as it's
pastor.
Our city butchers have bought the
Leiorce boys cattle which have been
cornfed ali winter and the prospects
are for our having some very good beei
this spring.
Carter is pushing his new medicine
for babies, "Tascoria," and is going to
make a success OF it. This office print
ed a large quantity of labels aud wrap
pers Tor him again this week.
Lee Barrett attended the stock meet
ing at Wagner last Friday and took
orders for six or eight pairs Of high
priced boots. He has one OF the besi
shoemskers ever in this country.
Fifty.one years ago on the 18th snow
fell in this country to a depth oi
eig hteen inches. This was the date o.
Judge Clark's birth and be has fire.
quently heard his grandfather mention
the matter.
Burns are absolutely painless when
DE Wits Witch Hazel salve is prompt
ly applied. This statement is true.
perfect remedy for skin diseases
chapped hands and lips, and nevel
fails to cure piles. 2. Shanahan.
1t is expected that Rev. A. X. Wray
OF Springfield, Mo-. superintendent o
Home Missions for Missouri and Ar
kansas, will visit Worcester academ!
and the Congregational church on
Friday or Saturday OF this week. IL Il
hoped that he will remain over Sunday
Newly planted trees should receiv,
great care the FIRST season alter beini
set out; the ground should be kep
free from weeds and we'll cultivated
Corn is very good crop to grow be
tween the rows and mnlching is goo'
plan for keeping the weeds down an,
holding the moisture. but does no
take the place Of thorough cultivation
number of ties we're placed upol
the M, X. & T. track above Chetop
some nights since with the apparen
motive Of wrecking train. The loco
motive Of a freight pushed them some
thing like hundred feet before the
were thrown of. IL is surmised /
have been the work Of a party VIII
bad an unsettled claim against III
company.
Prof. E. M Shepard, acting presiden