Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1897-03-04
PERSONAL NOTES.

MO TO attend tho annual meeting Of the cat
tlemen.
Fired Walker. from Alton. was in town
Sunday on his way 10 Washington 10 attend
the Inauguration Of Mr.. Mckinley.
-sandage Hill, who has been out with one
OF the surveying parties all winter. returned
home the first OF the week and will remain.
DIR. Bennett and number OF other Mus
kogee gentlemen passed through vinita
Sunday ON route 20 Washington City 10 at
tend the Inauguration OF the next president.
Seed potatoes at bottom prices at
Chandler's.
Five negroes, convicted OF crap
shooting we're taken TO jail at Mus
kogee Monday evening.
r. A. Abney has sold out his inter-
est In the Alton lumber company TO
w. II. Curtis, his former partner.
Rev. L. Dodson has severed his con-
nection as pastor OF the Presbyterian
church at Claremore to take effect in
April.
Gold Medal and Imperial -four,
guaranteed TO equal anything ever
put on the market in Vinita, at
Gray's.
Howard Langley, who has been here
for week, tangled up in a law suit,
went home TO Adair on Monday even
ing's train.
Will Wright's graphaphone attracts
a great many lovers of music. The
phone has several productions from
local talent.
Tom Byrd is putting in time at
Webb City and Joplin experimenting
the packing Of Badgetts $50, 900 bank
rupt purchase.
Prof Ellis stepped of the porch at
the acanemy dormltory Mondey ulght,
brulsing his mouth painfully and
loOsening several teeth.
bob Blakeney and Tom byrd re-
turned Tuesday from Joplin, where
they bought big bankrupt stock Of
goods for W. r. Badgett.
A comfortable two room house with
garden patch attached for rent at 81 "A
month for the summer, enquire at
this office or at the nurseries.
Taylor Crutchdeld was summoned
from Drury college, Springfield, Tues
day, on account OF the sickness OF his
grandmother Mrs. Ann Daniel.
There seems to be little improve
ment in the condition OF Mrs. King,
wife Of Rev. w. Il. King, who has
been quite sick for several weeks.
Anyone wishing to trade a good
milk COW with young calf for nursery
stock can find very advantageous
trade 10y applying at the nurseries.
Paden Tolbert and Bud Ledbetter
returned Monday evening from a trip
to Colorado. They describe Colorado
Springs as an apparently thriving city.
Marshal Rutherford went to Mus
kogee Monday with eight prisoners to
be placed In jail; most Of them we're
"crap shooters" captured at Hayden.
When your cough is deep indeed,
And you wish TO be relieved,
TO the drug store hurry up
Buy Beggs' cherry cough syrup. p.
Shanahan, druggist. 4.20
400 boys suits to sell; too many for
Vinita, but when they can De bought
from 75c TO 81, 400 boys can be fOuhd
TO use them. They will soon be here.
w. II. Badgett.
Hereafter the bus In connection
with the Western hotel will be found
at Cornatzer's livery barn. Orders
left at either the hotel or barn will
receive prompt attention.
Jean, Hurst & Co., shipped twenty
four hnndred dozen eggs from this
market Monday, the result OF two
days purchase; the possibilities Of this
as an egg and poultry market are im-
mense.
Bob Davis passed through town Sat
urday afternoon on his way home TO
Wagner, from Hayden. Bob was
looking after some collections for his
father, and IKE everybody else who
had attended bne payment, was some
what disguised.
$1,000 worth OF clothing In the bank.
rupt stock bought dy Badgett.
Lee Crutchheld came home from
Hayden Saturday evening where he
had been for a week or more in the
capacity of deputy marshal, very sick
indeed, and at this writing much anx-
icty Is felt for his recovery which
seems doubtful.
Charley spesr, who has been buying
grain at Vinlta for year or two. left
Saturday for Monett, where he takes
charge OF grain buying station for
the l.. B. Brinson Grain Co. Charley
has many friends in Vlnita who re-
gret his leaving, and wish him well In
his new field.
VIII Wade, who for several years
has been with w. II. Badgett, having
an interest In the store, severed his
connection with Mr.. Badgett Feb. lst.
viii has spoken for room 10 the new
Halsell block, and will open a store rs
soon as tho building is completed,
which will be three or four months.
Wait for our $4,000 bankrupt stock
OF dry goods; will be offered at 40c on
the dollar. w, II. Badgett.
Rev. S. A. Caldwell, two years pas
tor of the Presbyterian church ia this
city, but now located at Shawnee Ok
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