Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-02-15


N. Simmer spent last Friday In 81. Louis.
II. A. Chandler, Of Muskoeee, wa. mn
several days last week.
r. U. Farley was down from the sIcIpIsy
OF Cheiopa last Monday.
Mrs George McGlssson and children re-
turned from visit TO Texas sunday.
It. NJ. Grlfnths ws, down from Miami Mon
day TO attend 10 some buslnesy and vislt his
sons at the academy.
M. r.. Milfor. spent several days In 81.
Louis last week and brought home a type
writer for usS In this once
Jim Mehlin sold two cars OF cattle and one
OF hogs In 81 Louis this week At the top Of the
market. The cattle weighed 1919 and brought
%. co.
Miss Rose Rogers, who was sick at the
academy, was taken homo last week BY her
mother, Mrs. Lewis Rogers She viii return
after vacation.
VIM. Hancock and Miss Viola Hogan
were married at Pryor Greek wednes-
day Of last week, Rev. Bryan ofIici-
ating.
W. II. Morrison, from Duck creek,
shipped a mixed load Of cattle and
hogs to st. Louis last week which
netted fair figures.
Blank rental contracts for sale at
this office. Contracts OF this char
acier have been frequently asked for
and can now be supplied.
Mfoo / o.t. n. xt.l~.t
child, is very sick indeed with pneu-
monia but her symptoms we're trifle
more favorable yesterday.
Rev. ID. N. A lien lie at Eureka Springs
for the benefit OF his eyes and will
probably remain for some time yet.
Rev. MIR. Miller will occupy his pulpit
here next Sabbath.
The Martha Washington tea given
by the ladies Friday night was a sue
cess. Some twenty five dollars was
raised, quite enough to finish seating
the public school building.
A "Missourian" made the awful
mistake Of taking this Office for the
chiefs Office one day last week. We
humbly Informed HIM Of his terrible
mistake and asked to be excused.
Walter Oriswell has secured per.
mauent and profitable situation with
the Mccormick Machine Co. and his
headquarters will be at Sedalia. Mrs.
Criswel 10 at present visiting her pa
renks In Oklahoma
In open weather during this month
and next is the time TO transplant
fruit and otter kinds OF trees. II you
need anything ia this liue the nurser-
les at this place are prepared TO SUP.
ply you a. as low price as good stock
can be sold for.
Mr.. wm. A. Curtis. nov with DR..
Foreman in the jewelry business, is a
regular graduate of a first class horo-
logical school and is competent to dc
all kinds Of work in his line. II,
makes a specially OF fine watch repair
ing and gives written guarantee
with all work.
The fifth silver media. contest will
take place at the Presbyterian church
tomorrow night. Excellent music viii
be furnished by the college facnlt,
and some of vinita's most talehte'
ladies and gentlemen Will take part il
the exercises. A pleasing entertain
ment is assured.
Some of the Kansas horse men hav
been selling horses to the colore
folks on the prospects of their gainin
their suit against the Gherokees an
getting share of the Strip money
Arch Landrum bought two horses anC
Tobe Martin one, and was sorry HI
did not get to town in time to buy tn
whole bunch.
Mrs Clara O. Hoffman lectured at tn
Baptist church last Thursday nigh
to a crowded house; all standing ROOF
was taken. Her lecture was pleasin
aud instructive. Her comparison
fine. She seemed to hold the aud
ance spell bound. The hour see me
, but few moments. She showed IN
Importance OF scientific temperate
, being taught in our schools. Mr.
Hoffman was so pleased with Vinii
she thinks she will visit us agar
and would surely meet with war;
i, welcome from all who are intereste
in building mp the good morals Of ou
town.