Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-09
CHELSEA HuBBuBs.
A llacy Lot ofItems Of all Kinds From
n Lively Town and Community.

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Chelsea is improving in the way
Of business.
A new bakery will be opened in
few days.
DR.. Farror is very i'll. Or. Dick
son is attending him.
Milan and Roberts have a fine
new sign on their store.
Miss lone Harlin has become
an expert in riding the "bike."
E. e. Bell, Of Millidgeville, Ga. +,
is visiting his uncle, Mr.. Scudder.
The Reporter has been enlarged
one column; tits now a neat, six
column sheet.
Miss Lizzie Clark, of Vinita, has
been visiting her brother, w. H.
Clark of this city.
Miss Bertha McSpadden, Mrs.
w. J. Strange and Mrs. Will Payne
visited Nowata last week.
Rolla Flournoy returned home
Sunday from Sedalia, Mo-, where
he has been attending college.
e, s. Bessey ,an attorney at law
of Claremore, passed though Chel-
sea this week enroute TO VInita.
The Presbyterians are holding
protraoted meeting at the college
and there seems to be great inter-
est manifested.
G. e. Condor expects to leave
here this week to sojourn in Car
thage, few weeks on business
and for a visit with friends and
relatives.
Tuesday night, of last week,
Chelsea was visited by terrific
wind. 1t made buildings tremble
but no reports OF damage have
been received.
w. NJ. Kimball, of Howard,
Kansas, is stopping here. He is
selling the Shawnees and freed.
men horses on the Strip and re-
ports great many sales.
A party of fishermen report that
they seined the Verdigris, and for
their reward they got about 800
fish. Hope the boys did not en-
large it any, rs everyone wants to
tell the biggest fish story.
Deputy Gus Parker arrested w.
J. Kuhn and Chas. Irvine Satur-
Jay and took them to Fit. Smith
for selling whiskey. The witness
es summoned are Jno. Lacey, Tay-
loi Groins and "Boot" Miller.
Il. H. Delosier, w. J. Strange,
"Tankey" Smith, d. H. Flour
noy, Gibbs Henry, Chas. Culp
and Jno. Mcintosh went to Nowata
Wednesday, the lst, to participate
in the organization of a X. P.
lodge.
The Scott Family Concert Co.,
of Chicago, gave an entertainment
here Monday night to a crowded
house. The admission was free
and they voted a very handsome
oil painting to the most popular
person in the house. The chief
contestants were Misses Addie
Delosier aud May Couch; it was a
very spirited contest and Miss
Couch won by the small majority
of thirteen votes.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Farror, Mr..
and Mrs. Jefiries, Mrs. Brown,
Misses Ida Scudder, lone Harlin,
Bertha McSpadden, Sally Brown,
Maud and May Rider, Messrs. T
r. Mills, G, A Clawson, r. II,
Davenport, G. B. Parks, Alec
Roberts and j. A. Short attended
the Shawnee "bread dance" Fri
day evening. They were joined
at the grounds by Misses Mamie
Gore, Lizzie Bard and Lucy Rog
ers, and Messrs. Ridge Rogers, Fay
Bard and Jim Gasky, the Catale
party. The evening was enjoy
ably spent, and among those of the
party who participated in the
dance were Misses lone Harlir
and Mamie Gore. When the
yourg ladies got in the arena they
were taken for full fedged Shaw
nees. The ladies said they enjoy
ed the dance "hugely" and tha
they were at home among them
Take it all together it was a very
eventful affair to all of those whit
attended.