Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-04-20
Indian Chieftain.
LOCAL NOTES.

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and buy one.
Mrs. B. d. Pennington, Of Chelsea
is in on a visit.
J. Z. Campbell returned to Alluwt
| Tuesday morning.
| Blue flame oil stoves at Killers
Just what you need.
III Hand made, team harness, S25 com
plete. Lee Barret6
HI We still have few garden seeds
| left. W. w. Miller.
| Summer lar robes tly acts and dus-
ters, at Lee BarrettS
| Those lap robes at Lee Barretts are
beauties. Go and see them.
Mrs. Luman L. Parker is visiting
Mrs. J. L. Hell. OF Chelsea.
w. D. Thompson left TuesCay eve
for his home al Kilgore, Texas.
Jesse Drew has gone To the farm
near Bluejack . to put out 1 op.
To have beautiful, clear white
clothes, use Red Cross ball blue. me
Smallpox is again reported among
the Sac and Fox Indians in Oklahoma.
First class shoemaker-with all
kinds Of repairing done. Lee Jarrett.
The ten year old child Of Ed Hayes
died Tuesday, after lingering i'll
ness.
The Halsel cattle will begin COM
ing from Texas this week-65, 900 Of
them.
Lee Barrett has some Of the pretti-
est summer lap robes ever brought to
Vinita.
Judge Mitchell, of Boone county,
Arkansas, arrived in Vinita yesterday
morning.
Mrs. a. L. Churchill and little Miss
Helen left this week for Windsor
on a visit.
Miss Fan Byrd has returned from
Neosho where she has been visiting |
the past week.
Mrs. J. a. Hall and little grand
daughter left Saturday evening for
Adair to visit.
Eleven prisoners have just been
sent from Ardmore l. the Ft. Leav-
enworth prison.
Mrs. J. S. Miller, Of Maryville, Mo-,
came in yesterday morning to visit her
son, II. {. Miller.
W. r. Forker, an implement and
hardware dealer from Fairland, was in
the city Tuesday.
Capt. d. S. Elliott, killed in the
Philippines Feb. Is, was buried at
Coffeyville, Friday.
James Holt, whose death was erro-
neOusly repOrtt d some days ago, died
yesterday morning.
Jim Yost went home yesterday after
serving on Judge Springer's court
some three mouths.
7. L. SOper is up from Wagner,
!
tendance at that court.
z. b. Kinnison and Jack Barker ]
drove down from the head of Cabin [
creek Monday morning. [
Arthur Berry and Maj. Oborn ,
caught very good string of bass in I
bull creeka day or two ago.
Il. S. Davis and wife, Of Wagner,
were in the city Tuesday, en- route
to their former home, Neosho. /
Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Barritt are 60 !,
ing TO Lehigh soon to visit tn their >
youngest son, Charley BarriJJ. 7
If you would nave your clothes that f
delicate, clear white So desirable, use d
Red Cross ball blue. may 6 d
Miss Bessie Kennedy accepted po-
sitiOn as apprentice in the millinery
Of the Jumbo store. Y
B. W. Stout, who conducted res O
taurant just east OF the Katy track, h
has sold out and gone TO Missouri. b
Callie Gunter came up from Sloan b
Springs Tuesday and will attend to C
business at his ranch on Rock creek o
Lewis Bibles, after faithful service ?
on the jury since the opening Of court,
went home TO Alluwe by train to !
Chelsea.
The two wear old son Of Beecher
Chamberlin died Saturday Of menin- :
gifts and was buried Sunday at Pleas
ant Hill.
c. E. Holderman, Of Welch, 10 writ
ing for missing copy OF The Daily
declares that he cant do
without it"
Miss Bette Cunningham has re-
signed her position in the Military a.,
Ridge school; Miss Sonora Gray will :
take her place.
The foundation for L. f. Parker's !
house is well under way aud a consid- G
cradle quantity Of the lumber is up
on the ground I
f. c. Hubbard, chief deputy. came '
up from Muskogee Tuesday morning to
pay of the jury and attend to other
official business.
Miss Etolia North, Of Labadie, No, !
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. /,
Ming, left for Marshfeld, No, Tues
day evening to visit.
c. L. Washbourne came over from
Southwest City Sunday, en- route for
Wagner, from which place he re-
turned Tuesday night.
An application has been made in
the United States court to increase