Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-12-22
LOCAL NOTES.
Talk of weddings. galore.

Leave orders for corn and coal will
Vinita Plow Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skillmaa were up from
Big Cabin Saturday.
Furs and hides, we pay outside
prices. Jean s. Redfearn.
"A few buggieS on hand yet and will
be sold cheap. Vinita Plow Co.
Emmett Eea returned from tht
south on Thursday mornings Katy.
Wanted-Turkeys, and will pay
the highest cash price. Jean & ed
fearn.
Bruce Robinson is still mourning
for his cat which has "never come
back"
Mrs. &. 5. Martin was up from Pen
sacola Friday kdoing some Christina:
shopping.
E. n. Williamson acts as deputy
clerk in the absence of deputy John
c. Anderson.
w. ii. Tarrant went to Claremor6
Saturday to turn over three new house:
just finished.
Miss Bobe Beatty has accepted q
position at the Bee jewelry store fol
the holidays.
W. w. Ross, of Tahlequah, came uT
last week to visit his niece, Mrs. j
S. Davenport.
Call at Vinita Plow Co. and pick
out wagon--John Deere, Balm, Mo.
line and Kirk.
Better get you a corn shelter and
save your feed; very cheap at the
Vinita Plow Co.
Miss May Armstrong came down
from Alton Saturday to visit with
friends in Vinita.
A number Of cows for sale; will sell
in numbers TO suit the purchaser.
See John Franklin.
Jean & Redfearn, the cash poultry
dealers, want all kinds of poultry,
eggs, hides and furs.
Rev. John Cassell started home to
Ft Scott Thursday, driving through
the country in his buggy.
Mrs. Eugenia Thompson closed a
very successful term of school at
Pheasant Hill Thursday.
a. L. Churchill and E. NJ. Ming let
contracts Friday to W. Fl. Tarrant
iof sae-vsvcvior CT dwellings, ---
James Camden, of Bowers Mills,
Mo-, arrived Saturday to visit his rela-
tiyes, V. a. Scott and family.
Miss Bessie Morris and Miss Della
Gordon, Of the college, left for Nowata
Saturday to spend the holidays.
Marion Seals and Miss Emily Bar
nett, of Alluwe, were married at the
clerks Office Thursday afternoon.
Both clubs, the Fortnightly and the
Thursday Literary, are making prepa-
rations for their annual meetings.
The McCrary place, adjoining
Vinita on the west, 300 acres is for
sale. Apply to Jim McCrary. loft.
Typhoid fever and all kindred ailments
prevented and cured by the use Begg's
Little Giant Pills. We keep them, Peo-
pies drug store.
George Nidiffer returned from Ca
toosa Friday evening. His wife will
remain a few days with her mother
who is very i'll, her recovery being
despaired Of.
Father 2. Y. O'Conner, of New Or
leans, La, the well-knOwn Jesuit
and southern orator, will give a mis-
sion at the Catholic church beginning
New Years day.
While Ollie Ball was here a day of
two since visiting Johnnie Cloughley
he received the unpleasant news that
his house at Wagner with most of its
contents was burned up.
An Annanias club for Vinita is be-
ing talked up. Such an organization
could undoubtedly muster a large
membership with abundant material
for high-degree fellowship.
For Sale, 800 tons OF hay, all en-
closed, miles South Of Chelsea, l. r.. /:
200 tons more close by can be had en-
closed; also, % head Of young horses.
]. X. Clingan, Chelsea, /. t. loft
Clarence Hayden, Miss Virgie Lind
sey and Miss Lizzie Keys, of Chouteau,
were in the city Saturday on their way
home from NeOshO, where they have
been attending Scarritt college.
Brandnew blood is what conquer
ed Spain, and what you can have to con-
quer the world by using Beggs' Blood
Purifier and Blood Maker. There is 10
substitute We keep it. Peoples drug
store.
Begg's Hair Rewner.-The old reliable
hair restorer and invigorater, for over
thirty years the leader in its line. If
you give il a trial you will recommend
it TO your friends. Sold by Peoples
drug store.
W. II. Edmundson, Chelsea'S att0r-
ney, was in the city Saturday. The gen.
tleman is going 70 move 10 Claremore,
which may be interpreted to mean
that Chelsea people are able TO settle
their differences without the inter-
vention of courts or lawyers.