Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1896-12-24
PERSONAL NOTES.

business yesterday.
Miss Mabel Cook Is at home for the
Christmas vacation.
y. b. Turner was called TO Nowata on
legal business last Friday.
senator W. o. Rogers. OF skiatook. was in
town on business this week
M. r. Milford and family have gone 70
Kansas 10 spend Christmas.
Mrs. VIM. ohouteau and daughter Mabel
are spending the holidays in Kansas City.
Ada Tabor has gone home 20 Belle Plalne.
Kan. to spend the holidays with her mother
q. W. A. Lynch went TO Lansing. Kan,
Sunday 20 be present at holiday family
reunion.
ID. W. O. Duncan. OF the Cherokee orphan
asylum, was In town Monday and paid this
office a visit.
Judge Denison came up from II. Smith
some days since but returned again on the
afternoon train.
"A. Rider, OF Ringo. came in this week
TO consult our physicians, being afflicted
with rheumatism.
DIR. T. T. Winner and wife have gone to
Joplin and Nevada, Mo-, to spend the holt
days. They will return about January 1st
Miss Hardy, Miss Fayant, Miss Fields and
Miss Marvin, teachers at the academy, will
spend the holiday vacation at their homes In
Missouri
-Postofice Inspector Houk has been In
vlnita this week inspecting the office here
since the removal on account OF Monday
nights FIRE.
g. W. Green returned Tuesday night
from Muskogee where he had been serving
on the grand jury and next day, yesterday.
moved his family from Alton TO the farm
near Kelso.
Badgetts clearing sale begins Jan
uary lst
Dressed turkeys, chickens, geese and
ducks, at Star meat market.
Harness, saddles, blankets and boots
but II takes the money. Lee Barrett.
]. ID. Blosser has sold his home in
this city 70 Lee Barrett aud will move
to Coffeyville where he has bought a
house.
There will be Christmas trees and
other entertainments at several OF the
churches tonight for the Sabbath
schools.
Badgetts clearing sale begins jan
uary lst.
VIM. Chouteau sold a flfty foot lot
on Wilson street last week, where the
broom factory Is situated, TO w. w.
w. Miller.
Chief Dispatcher Hunsucker, Of the
NJ, X. s. T., at Parsons, committed
suicide Tuesday by shooting himself
In the head with revolver.
Badgetts clearing sale begins Jan
uary lst.
There are 2l7 prisoners confined In
the "bull pea" at Muskogee which Ii
40 feet square and yet no jails are
wanted-unless built at Muskogee.
Next week the terms OF subscrip
tion OF not few Of our readers expire
II is an unpleasant but an imperative
duty TO cut them of IL not renewed
promptly.
Badgett's clearing sale begins Jan
uary Ist.
L. N. Williamson was out qual
hunting Friday with new gun wheT
IL burst at about the end Of the fore
arm and 1t was a wonder he did no
lose thumb.
The rope walker is not only gettinl
we'll but threatens to give perform
ance before leaving town He is sat
lsfed his rope did not break, but wa
cut. A pretty hard reputation Viniti
is building up.
Badgett's clearing sale begins Jan
uary lst.
Venison, quail, prairie chickens
ducks, rabbits and squirrels at Sta
meat market.
A couple OF cars OF Frisco oflicial
passed through the city Sunday morn
ing on their way in from the west en-
OF the line. Many things point TO a
r early extension OF this road IRON 81
pulpa into Oklahoma.
/ Dick Duck, one OF the Oldest ful
blood Cherokees In Cooweescoowee dii
/. trlct was In the city this week. Due
was one OF the census takers who mad
a the famous roll OF 1880, appointed vi
der Bushyhead's first administration
Badgett's clearing sale begins JaI
uary lst.
1t is understood that the plan {
paying the deputy marshals salaries
to be abandoned and the fee systel
- resumed. IL would be a pretty slo
deputy who could not have made s5l
u In Vinita In the past month.
A person thlrty-iive years OF age ca
c carry a $1,000 beneficiary certiaca'
: for about Sl5 year In the WoodmC
n OF the World. Persons who decla
g against assessment insurance" a
requested to make a note Of this, col
!. pairing it with the old line schedule.
J, Cloaks at your own price; clearlI
sale begins Jan. 1st. w. II. BADeET
II At the Catholic church the distrlb
D tlon Of the presents at the Christm
tree on Thursday evening will beg
n about $40 o'clock. viii have mass
midnight. AT o'clock a. m. on Il
i 25th communion mass, which all mer
IT bers are requested to attend. AT 10;
a. m. high mass and a sermon.
e The Woodmen Of the World gi
C promise Of good growth. At MI
kogeee they have camp Of 200 mel
h. bers. The order provides cheap |