Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-04-08
PERSONAL NOTES.

Miss Laura Chouteau is visiting her sis.
ter Mrs. y. d. Pennington. at Chelsea
--Dr. d. Fraysor goes 10 Texas TODAY ts
ship a string OF cattle into the Comanch,
pastures.
Miss Esther Kuhn, after visiting a month
with the family OF s. II. Crockett. returned te
her home In Missouri Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. Bagby went TO Kansas CITY
Tuesday, the lady 10 remain n couple OF
weeks. Doctor returned the day following
w. D. Taylor came down yesterday. "a
look around. so he said, but would doubtless
take dozen or two young mules II the price
suited.
II. V. Smith and II. NJ. Jacoway OF the
Dawes commission came up from Checotab
Saturday night and sundayod with friends
in this city.
F. B. Drew, the urbano general freight
and ticket agent for the NJ, X. & T. for Kan
sas and the Indian Territory, was a caller
Monday. half dozen years ago the GENTLE
man was part Of the force Of vinita station
and his promotion is a source OF qualification
to all Of his old friends.
Rain checked the work on the new
building for awhile to-day.
Hats at the bottom figure at w. II.
Davis A large invoice to be sold re-
gardless Of cost. Have not been in
stock six weeks.
Parties desiring a good drug stock
cheap. at a good location should see
the advertisement Of Turner & Burck-
halter In another column.
The public is hereby warned not to
purchase two notes for ESQ each, given
to Jacob Zelgler and A. +. Mickelbery
as they will not be paid. w. p. Hen
derson. g1-4t
A young man, evidently "bum,"
was arrested at Coffeyville for the
breaking OF Ratclin's window and
stealing a suit OF clothes. The cloth
ing was sold TO the night-watch's son
at Chetopa.
BE they new or be they tough, all BIZ
cyclists have broken skin enough TO
warrant purchase OF Beggs' German
salve, and he is wise as Solomon who
trusts its healing power. Kept by p.
Shanahan. 4-2O
MIR. and Mrs. John n. Baily have
been called TO lay away upon the hill
side their little two months old baby,
the funeral occurring Wednesday
morning. The mother has been sick
with measles.
a very pleasant party and dance
was given last Friday evening at the
home OF Judge Burlington, In honor Of
Miss Gray, Of Tahlequah, sister OF
Mrs. Burlington. Nice refreshments
were served.
NJ. Shaw has just prepared plans for
two very handsome, modern dwelling
houses, one for George Neldlfer, the
other to be occupied by +. NJ. Smith.
The latter Is TO be erected Just north
OF G. w. franklin.
Music recital at Presbyterian church
Friday, April 10, by Mrs. Mornings
music class, assisted by Presbyterian
choir and orchestra and the Crockett
quartette. Proceeds used for new
Sunday school books.
A meeting OF all members OF the
business Mems League and all who
wish TO Identify themselves with II or
TO aid in the advancement OF Vinita's
prosperity is called for tonight at the
commissioners office.
j. b. Edwards purchased new
spray pump this week and now pro-
poses TO make war on the insect tribe
in his large orchard. The apple leaf
roller he says is damaging his trees
badly, having begun their depreda-
tions.
Rev. B. II. Greathouse writes that
parties in this town, he has forgotten
who, borrowed three books from him
which he would be glad to have re-
turned. They were; "Commentory on
job" by Wheden; John Hays poems;
"The Men Of Galllee," by Haygood.
w. Il. Halsell as bondsman for the
late Lee Crutchneld has been sued by
the nation, the trial being set for this
week at Tahlequah. Crutchheld, while
cattle tax collector, accepted the due
bills OF number OF cattlemen and
reported them TO the treasurer. AS
they were never paid, suit is brought.
Regarding the death OF Mrs. Vick-
roy lnee Myers II has been learned
that she had been In failing health
some years, having catarrh OF the
stomach. In January she went IN
company with her mother and little
six year old daughter, Helen, TO Texas,
hoping to be benefited by the climate,
but to no purpose.
Ben Bogy was around a few days
since aud fixed the sports up with
tackle enough to catch all the fish In |
the streams. The man who hasn't ff- |
teen or twenty dollars worth OF tackle |
is not sin it," But the barefooted boy
with the sapllng and bottle stopper
10 sell fish.
The freedman payment will be re-
moved TO TT. Gibson this week aud |
probably remain there through the |
heated term" In the mean time Ma.
jor Lipe, the treasurer OF the Cherokee
nation, will prepare an alphabetical
roll OF the freedmen and pay the bal
lnce due them from the Cherokee ma
tlon amounting 10 about $40 per capita.
Instead Of taking the negro, John
son, TO Texas last week, Mr.. Oyerton
went alone hoping TO get someone TO
come up aud Identify the man fully.