Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-12-29
LOCAL NOTES.
Jim Chandler is sick at Muskogee.

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Mr.. and Mrs. Butler are both sick
Mrs. G. W. Horton has been quite
sick the past week.
Bedsteads one dollar and half, at
Ming Furniture Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Masterson will
move to Vinita soon.
The dissolution of Soper, Mellette
s. Smith is announced.
T. E. Warren has sold out his hotel
business on the north side.
The little girl of G. b. McGlasson
has been quite i'll the past few days.
Another step towards civilization:
we shall hereafter pay tax according
TO law.
Capt. Cobbs's brother, Tom Cobb,
died at Lewisville, Tex, Saturday
evening.
J. o. Hall shipped some Of his tail
enders and topped the ST. Louis mar
ket Monday.
Arthur Chamberlin has traded for
the home place at Pheasant Hill from
his sister, Abbie.
A splendid chair for solid comfort;
large sizes, cane seat and back $500.
Ming Furniture Co.
Little Joe Mack, who was kicked
in the head by a horse at Coffey-
vile, died of his injuries.
All roads lead to Vinita as they did
centuries ago TO Rome-and all Of,
them need work and need it badly.
1t is unusual for day to pass in
which Clerk John Anderson does not
issue one or more marriage licenses.
The Fraternai Aid will hold a meet
ing last night. at which fifteen new
members will be initiated-hot work
for Ui1e goats.
W. C. Rogers has resumed business
In blacksmith shop at Talala and
will soon erect a corrugated iron build
ing for temporary use.
1t has been suggested that the fair
grounds east of town be reserved for a
park, and sold to the town at ten or
twelve dollars an acre.
Lee Blackmer, a twelve year old
boy who sells the city papers at
Claremore, fell beneath the cars
a week ago and lost leg.
1t is reported that the academy
dormitory, now belonging TO Mr..
Hunt, is being converted into new
boarding house, with ten large rooms.
The eclipse of the moon Tuesday eve
attracted considerable attention. The
peculiar red hue which "faIr Luna
took on made it especially remarked
upon.
The members of the Congrega-
tional church hold their annual
meeting Friday night at the church
All the members are expected to
be present.
Ratclif's delivery. wagons are an
easy mark for every truck or dray that
chances to drive up to the back dool
CT the grocery; collisions are as FIRE
Quent as days.
"Judge T. c. Crooks held the inques
over Tol .Dagley, a negro" says
Denison item. Pretty hard on The
old boy, but he had to come to it-ol
resign-probably.
C. III. Taylor & Co. have opened
Real Estate and Collection
agency in Raymond building in the
room formerly occupied by at.
torney J. S. Davenport.
Miss Jennie Heath, sister of Mrs.
j. T. Gunter, came up from Sloan
Springs not long ago, and her trunk
Las opened in transit and robbed of a
lw cloak and pair of kid gloves.
o. G. Athey came ia from hunt in
Creek nation on Tuesday nights train
and it took a dray wagon TO haul his
game from the depot. He had three
or four deer and as many turkeys.
Muskogee Presbyterian church will
install Rev. c. c. Mckinley as pastor
next Sunday and Rev. W. I. King
will preach the installation sermon
He will 90 down Saturday evening.
The Crockett brothers and Otis
Pillars went TO Claremore Tuesday
morning to furnish music for biz
ball that took place Tuesday night
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