Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-01-12
Mrs. Bethel is quite sick.


came up this week.
Enoch Sutherland returned from
Wagner this week.
Heck Bruner will move his family
to Pryor Creek today.
The family of Jas. S. Leforce are
suffering with an attack Of grippe.
U. S. McGhee came in from Ruby
Tuesday to attend school at the COZ
lege.
A marriage license has been grant
ed to John Nofflett and Miss Mary
Shanahan.
It's great thing to live in a town
which has store that can indulge in
a two-page ad.
Mrs. Lee and Mrs. E. c. Stretch lc-
companied Mrs. Kuhl to Pryor Creek
Tuesday evening.
Up to this date Worcester academy
has enrolled PC new pupils for the
spring term and more are To come.
Mrs. W. C. Patton returned from
Muskogee yesterday where she had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. DR..
f. b. Fite.
Mrs. Jimmie KelI came in yesterday
evening from Chelsea 20 visit her
mother, Mrs. g. W. Clark. She vii,
return today
II. F. Fellows, Of Springfield. Mo-.
came down this week to spend a
few days. having made arrangements
to go for hunt while here,
Wanted-A few active and respon-
sible agents to solicit lie Insurance.
Call on or address Jos. P. Scott, dis
trict agent, Vinita, l. 7. 2O-23
Mr.. and Mrs. John Crockett enter
tanned a number Of their friends at
whist Tuesday eve. Delightful and
dainty were the refreshments served.
Miss Edith Lee entertained a num-
ber OF her friends Tuesday eve, Every
thing passed away nicely and the
guests seemed to enjoy themselves
immensely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond entertained
few friends Tuesday eve with cards.
Refreshments, the very daintiest, were
served and all present passed very
pleasant evening.
Miss Ray Miller, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Miller, and Miss Eva
Wolfe, daughter Of Evangelist Wolfe,
united with the Presbyterian church
at the morning service Sunday.
Joe Hubbard was bound over in the
commissioners court Monday in $500
bond, charged with stealing horse |
from Annie Pittsenbarger. Failing
to furnish bond he was sent to Jail.
Dr. Joe Thompson enters a dis
claimer in the patent medicine testi-
monial and claims the original pre-
scriptiOn was his and that the medi-
cine maker did not come by it fairly. |
]. w. Martin has been experiment.
ing with advertising in THE Two
CHIEFTAIN's and the results have
prompted him to make an arrange
ment covering an entire year in each.
Rev. Father O'Connor, who has
been holding services at the Catholic
church during the past week, went to
Fort Worth Monday. Father Yer
saval accompanied him as far rs Mus
kogee.
James Fisk, the gunsmith, who re-
Gently went into business with ". II.
Workman, went to Southwest City
Sunday and viii return with his
family. They will reside in one OF
Mr.. PattOn's houses.
John Yoakum, who has for several
years past been engaged in the busi-
ness Of timer at Monett, was in town
Monday looking for u location. Mr.
Yoakum was here some years ago and
is an artist in his line.
NJ. and Mrs. s. ]. Burns entertain
ed few friends in their parlOr at the
Western hotel with card party Tues
day eve. 1t is needless to say all
present enjoyed the evening. Dainty
refreshments were served.
Deputies Miller and Hayely, Of
South McAlester, passed through here !
on the Katy Sunday night with three
prisoners for Columbus, OHIO. They |
were all sentenced at the last term of
court at South McAlester.
Sam Frazier came near having a
serious accident at MOnctt, while |
en- route to st. Louis by |
jumping of the train before it
stopped, spraining his neck and shoul-
der as he struck the platform.
Mrs. RObt. Allen entertained a few OF |
her young friends very delightfully."- at |
her home Saturday evening. Musjc and |
cards were the feature of the evening.
Elegant refreshments were serTed and |
most enjoyable evening was spent.