The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-10-21

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A sonlewhat peculiar case has come
to the notice Of one 0f our city doctors
and ne has decided to refer u % a
specialist sai
Mrs. Dr. f. b. Frayser has nice
collection Of flowers and has been very
obliging 10 supplying her neighbors
with cattings-
w. H. Tarrant has now gone 10
work on Preston DAVIS house north
OF II. L. KelIeys- 1t is to contain
about six rooms and will have porches
nearly all around il.
Mr.. Dooley. representing Edward E.
Strauss & Co., fashionable cIothiers,
OF Chicago. has beautiful line OF
piece goods on exhibition today at
Badgett's and is taking orders
Mrs. Arthur Berry is starting lot
OF flowers. from cuttings, with the
idea JfhasiDg her very obIiging hus-
baud sit up cold nights this winter
and keep them from freezing.
Sounds funny to hear some Of the
old boys tell what they used to do at
bowling alIey-snd then get "wipcd
Oh the EARTH with "the kids" who
never saw one TIL day before yester-
day.
II you fail to get your paper, notify
this ONCE promptly, or Arch Goody-
koontz, city circulator, or George
Blakeney, Strange Akin or John
Crutchfeld. carriers-the one serving
you.
j. d. Hoffman, a commercial travel
er, OF Buffalo, New York, is at the
Cobb house suffering from a sprained
foot. The injury was sustained at
Pryor Creek last night in stepping
from the train to the platform
The city council have taken steps to
ascertain the amount OF outstanding
indebtedness OF the old city organiza-
tion. Much OF this scrip was issued
at the time the small pOx visited US,
and some OF it stands for street work.
F. M. CroweIl at Alton had the mis-
fortune to lose large number Of his
trout. recently obtained from
the government hatcheries. They
began dying soon after he obtained
them from some unknown cause.
DR.. Fortner visited his farm and Or
chard yesterday, and brought back
four Ben Davis apples that grew on a
young tree that were of as large size
and Of as tine color as could be found
ln Northwest Arkansas or Southern
Missouri.
Considerable construction material
for the completion Of the Sapulpa ex-
including telegraph poles, is
standing on the side tracks at this
place, everything being crowded at
The west end. Tracklaying is not yet
finished.
The city has sl3O In the hands OF the
The total receipts thus
Tar have been, general fund, $208.50;
street fund, sl05: total $3l3.50. Dis
Dursements-general fund, $50; street
'und, sI03.50. Balance Of general
,uDd, sl28.5O: street fund sl.50.
Rev. w. L. King was called to Off
,iate at the funeral of Mrs. Blair, who
lied at John Swain's place at the
iord of Cabin creek yesterday. The
nterment was at the cemetery north
If town. The lady lived near Talala
Ind was attending court as a witness.
There was an extremely pathetic
eature in the death yesterday of Mrs.
Blair. She came to Vinita to help
Ter son, who is charged with
,raye offense, out of trouble, and her
leath can in a great degree be attrib-
tied to the worry which she was
Married, on the 10Th inst, at the
lome OF d. S. Hicks, Mr.. Arthur
Hawkins and Miss Eliza Hicks, Rev.
:. C. King, of the A. NJ. E. church,
ficiating. The bride is the daugh-
er OF our we'll known Dennis Hicks,
While the groom is prosperous bar