Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-09-26

| Mrs. r. /. Blakeney solicits orders
for dressmaking and can point to sew
eral handsome costumes already turned
out.
w. E. Halsell, VIM. Little and DIR.
Bagby have been selected as jury COM
missioners for the coming term OF
court.
NJ. l. Pearson, the marble man, lost
one of his children Sunday. The body
was carried to Bent0nyille Monday for
burial.
Jack Martin and Miss Rosa Webb,
whose parents live ON L. b. Bells
place, were married a few days since
at Adair.
A self-teaching music chart-learn
youto play in thirty minutes-given
free with every organ sold by Vinita
Music House.
Dennis Hicks is now in the shop 10
hours a day: first-class shoeing guar
anteed; try him: east side of track,
Vinita, l. T.
Miss Ida Kelley, daughter of Tom
Kelley, living on Clear creek, COM
mitted suicide Sunday by taking
ing strychnine.
Attention is called to the profess
sional card of w. S. Stanfield. He is
an upright, conscientious young man
and deserves success.
The Imperial Mode" fashion
magazine, given away at Badgett's.
New ones received every month show
ing all latest styles.
A. &. Hoffman has a match team of
black horses that he will sell cheap
for spot cash. They are fine drivers
and of good qualities.
Sam Frazier went to Sloan Springs
last week with his family on visit
and had the misfortune to have his
team stolen the first night after ar
rival.
Gentlemen who think they know
how lady's hat should be trimmed
are invited to go to the social at Mrs.
Raymond's tomorrow night and dis
play their skill.
4 musical and elocutionary enter
tainment will be given at Worcester
academy chapel Friday night of next
week. A program of interest and
merit is assured.
Our townspeople will learn with
surprise and regret that Mr.. and Mrs.
Pumphrey have decided to make St.
Louis their home and will leave vi
nita in few days.
G. w. Douglass returned to his place
as operator at the Frisco last week
after spending a week with his family
at Rockville, Mo-. and taking in the
St. Louis Exposition in the mean time.
Baxter Springs officers arrested three
men at Peoria in this territory, last
week, who are thought to be counter
feiters. For some weeks lead or zinc
dollars have been quite common at
Baxter.
A copy of the San Diego Herald of
Light announces that Rev. w. p.
Haworth, the pastor who built the
Presbyterian church at this place, has
renounced orthodoxy and is delivering
lectures on spiritualism.
If you contemplate planting any
fruit trees this fall it will pay you to
take your wagon and go to the Vini-
ia nurseries for them. The trees
you purchase from strolling tree
agents are generallg inferior in quail
ity, and you have no guarantee that
they are true to name.
Ed Adair was in town Monday on
some business in the L. S. court which
grew out of some trouble with rent
er who would not move. AS he re-
fused to do this Mr.. Adair begun pro-
ceedings to secure the rent due him.
Bob Klaus has sent for his two
daughters at the female seminary to
come home. They reported that
thirty Of the pupils were sick and that
there were several very unsatisfactory
features in connection with the insti-
tuition.
Several of the boys are subtracting
the railroad fare to Dallas and return
from their resources for the purpose
Of ascertaining just how good a seat
they can afford at the Corbett- Fitz-
simmons mill, the range being from
$40 to $40.
The NJ, X. Il 7. has bought the
eating houses on its line conducted by
the Union News Co. at Nevada, Mo-,
Dallas, Hillsboro and Smithville, Tex,
and will erect Others at Parsons, Sc
dalia and Franklin Junction, and con-
duct them all.
A number OF Royal Arch Masons
met Grand Secretary MurrOw at this
place Monday and received instruc-
tions as to manner to proceed in form
ing a chapter at this place. An
nouncement of dates will be made as
early as possible.