The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-15
Let Burns keep his
old goods, he hasn't
time to advertise to-
day.
The baby yelled with stomach ache
Enough the dead to scare.
And all the neighbors wondered
What was In the heir.

uuIHtu IueSudy dlUeTHOOu. LOSS no
learned.
Fifty visiting cards printed for a
cents at this office. Order before the
supply is gone.
Pryor Creek has just been plated
with the purpose of Incorporating
likewise Eufaula.
| Marion Seals and Miss Emily Bar.
nett, Of Alluwe, were married at the
clerks office this afternoon.
| A letter from Pat Highland, at Eu-
faula, states that the recent fire left
him without change of clothes.
| Commissioner d. W. Yancy came
up from Muskogee last night and
went home to Claremore this morning.
II. M. Adams, of Chelsea, brother
of Richard Adams, Of Mexican emil
grafton fame, was in town this morn
ing.
The Cherokee commission have de-
ferred meeting till next Monday. 1t
probable the sessions will be held at
| Muskogee.
A number of people will be up from
Chelsea to attend the meeting Of the
Eastern Star. Refreshments are on
the program.
Graniteware, will have to be moved
to make room for the Xmas goods
Go to Burns and see. Too cheap for
anything.
We know and you ought to know,
that Martin makes the best harness
and saddles in the market. East of
Katy track.
Taylor Crutchfeld, now with the
surveyors, rode up from Pryor Creek
this morning horseback and returned
the same way.
A darkey named Tom Jones, from
WEIGH, who is charged with multi
tude Of different crimes, is before the
commissioner today.
Ample preparations are going for
ward for the Christmas entertain
mentsat the churches, for the Sab
bath school children.
w. A. Graham, of Pryor Creek, 1T,
marketed four loads of 1,082-pound
fed steers, sold at 81. 90 to the St. Louis
Dressed Beef Co., yesterday.
Emmett Skinner bought the 81
pound gobbler at the Vinita Meat
Store and may be regarded as in pretty
'air shape for u Christmas dinner.
The Cherokee and Dawes commits
sion are being pulled together but it
jook one of j. W. Martins made-to-
,rder harness to do it. You will find
hem east OF Katy track.
John w. Sparks, of South McAles-
er, and Miss Murl Tatum, of this
'lace, will be married tonight at the
lome of the bride in the west part of
own. Judge Bufington will perform
he ceremony.
w. M. Hancock is down from his
lace in the Coffeyville country today.
'welye years ago himself and wife
'ent out upon this place determined
0 work, and they have been in COM
1rtable circumstances for several |
ears past and can take life easy.
S. S. Glover returned yesterday from
'opeka, where he had been to insti-
ute suit for Joe Fritz for possession
200 acres oflandin Johnson Co., Ks,
hich belonged to some Of his ances-
Drs. While in Topeka Mr.. Clover
stened to a portion of the famous
ollins trial now going on.
The Foundry.
Mayor Burlington and M. X. Barron
turned from Coffeyyille last night
here they went at the instance OF
le Business Mems league to fnsesti-
tie the Swisher foundry. They
port that the plant is a good one |
ID that it invoices about IS, 900, and
ey will recommend that the town
propriate money to assist In its re-
Dyal TO VInita.