Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-12-06

Warning. Ii the party who took
the light brown overcoat from the
counter OF Burns restaurant yester.
day wishes TO save himself trouble he
had better return it as he is known
A. NJ. Brock.
Judge Stuart has appointed Col. Nc.
Clure, OF TT. Smith. AS commissioner
at this place to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF Judge +. J.
Crooks. The new commissioner has
not arrived.
Boz Garrett, the popular ex-clerk
OF Goingsnake district, has bought a
farm and moved on IL northeast of
town. MIR. Garrett is a good ciiizen
and desirable accession TO the neigh
borhood in which he has moved.
The last camel broke the stfaw's
back, or something to that effect.
Joseph Hunt & 90. will put all past
due notes and accounts, If not paid in
ten days. into the hands OF an at
torney. Come up and make some
settlement.
The sheriff OF Laclede county, Mo-,
came down Saturday alter a cattle
thief named ShAdwick who he had To-
Gated on Cabin creek. east Of Big Cab
in switch. Wyman Thompson accom-
panied the officer and assisted In max
ing the arrest.
Geo. Gleason, who stole some goods
from Ironside's and several other
stores last Christmas day, was con.
vicied at Muskogee Saturday and SEN
fenced to SIX months in Jail. His as
sociales pleaded guilty months ago
and got of easier.
DR.. Foreman is putting considerable
money into the jewelry department OF
his business. The doctor declines be-
ing authority for the statement that
they have a car load OF diamonds
coming aud so it must rest on viii
Curtis broad shoulders.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Davenport are receiv-
ing the general sympathy OF our citi-
zens. Their little baby has lost one
Of its eyes and the physicians think
will lose the other, from sore eyes
with which it was born. The elder
child is so low with pneumonia it's re-
covery is extremely doubtful.
The Ladies' Parsonage society
spread a delicious Thanksgiving sup.
per In the new Thomson building and
made success Of the undertaking In
a financial sense. The room was
jammed with people from six O'Clock
until late hour and there was an In,
cessant pressure for seats at the
tables.
j. I. Cawood, who lived in the east
ern part Of town, died last Wednesday y
Of pneumonia. Mr.. Cawood had only
recently purchased property and
moved to this town from the SO uthern
part Of Delaware district. About five
weeks ago his vile died OF the same
disease; they leave seven little or,
phans.
A. j. Blackwell, of the City OF Da
vid fame, was in Vinita yesterday on
his way home from Muskogee. His
trial is set for the second Monday in
February next before Judge Cochran
Mr.. Blackwell declares he is going to
sue the district officers for damage fol
the manner in which they have treat
ed him.
An informal reception was held a
Aldrich cottage parlors Friday after
moor last In honor Of Mrs. Hardy and
and Mrs. Groves, of springfield, whC
we've down on visit with Miss Geor
gle Hardy. The ladies returned tC
their homes Saturday. Mrs. Groves
husband is superintendent Of motiv,
power of the Frisco railway,
Ell Nidifer aud Miss Bertha Dorsey
the daughter OF Mrs. Il. d. Ficklen
was married In this city Tuesday at tn,
brides home where grand wedding
dinner was served. In the eveninI
there was spread at the groom
home and yesterday the young coupl,
we're entertained by Uncle Bot
Lundy, in the country. Best wishes
Coming.
Prof. llirsohberg the recognized New
York and ST. Louis eye expert, or on,
of his staff, will be IN Vinita, Dec. 2