Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-10-12
VIM. Vemehren is sick abed.

Sandidge Hill, of Nowats, is in the
city.
Two good second hand organs. See
A. NJ. Brock.
Webb Vann is in town, delegate
TO the A. H. T. A.
Rev. Brewer is able to be out again
after short illness.
Mrs. Slaughter arrived from Den
Colorado, Monday.
Druggist Polk Carter, of Tahlequah,
is here attending court.
Quite a number Of people were out
grape hunting Saturday.
Can not the city do something in
the way Of f1re-guarding:
Miss Lou Lesley, of Welch, is visit
ing Miss Florence Harmon.
Attorney E. S. Bessy is up from
Claremore attending court.
When you put up your stove take
every precaution against fire.
August Schllecker has some very
pretty new designs in jewelry.
To have beautiful clear white
clothes, use Red Cross Ball Blue.
Orval Martin and Leslie Rudd, of
Alton, spent Sunday in the city.
Red Gross Ball Blue delights the
laundress. Large package only ) cts.
Several good bargains in second
hand sewing machines at Singer Office.
B- &. Edwards, of Nowata, is at
tending court in the capacity of a
witness.
Mrs. f. W. Strouts little dog,
''Teeuy," died a few days since, aged
u years.
H. A. Peirce. the stockman from
Waxahatchie, Texas, is registered at
the Cobb.
Fox DaEniagberg got a taste Of
town life last week and came back
yesterday.
Edward Chouteau, of Vinita, will
pay the highest market price for
broom corn.
Norman Shelton is now clerking at
Cobb & McGlasson's, in the grocery
Department.
Mrs. 7. P. McGlasson and children
returned from a visit to Texas Sat-
urday evening.
The telephone company is setting
posts east of town along the Frisco
towards Alton.
j.. Ladies who take pride in beautiful
, clear white clothes, should use Red
Cross Ball Blue.
Mrs, H. c. Barritt has returned
from Stroud where she has been visit
ing the past week.
Mr.. Conrad, OF the Blackman Drug
Co., is going TO erect a dwelling in the
south part of town.
. The Methodist ladies' Home Mis-
sion society is holding meetings every
afternoon this week.
II you would have your clothes that
lzellcate. eleay sbite. SO desirable, use
Red Cross Bah Blue.
Mrs. 7. C.>Collins returned to Kan
sas City Tuesday morning after a short
visit with relatives.
James Reed, blacksmith, and
highly respected citizen Of Big Cabin,
died Tuesday morning.
Even the cid bachelors want a bet
ter half when some one gives them
counterfeit so cent piece.
Mrs. Bauers, sister Of Mrs. c. J.
Hunolt, has returned to Shelbyville,
Mo-, after a months visit.
Carl Bradley and wife have rented
rooms with Mrs. GoodykOontz, where
they will go to housekeeping.
H. Wasson is in the city and by
reason of his diminutive(?) proper
tions is about lost in the crowd.
Henry Ballard went to Maysville
after his wife and children who re-
turned with him Sunday evening.
Mrs. W. z. Halsell and family, Mrs.
Crutchfeld and Johnny, spent pleas
ant day in the country Saturday.
e. A. Perry, a leading attorney Of
Cherokee, Kansas, is delegate to the
A. n. T. A. which met yesterday.
a suspicious looking man was seen
drying two heifer calves out Of town
\ about daylight few mornings ago.
DR.. Jesse Bushyhead came up from
Cfaremore Monday to attend meet
sSeg-of the Cherokee medical board.
The belief is that the ChOctaw rail-
road will build to Albuquerque near
ly as soon as the work can be per-
formed.
Andy Norwood, Of Bartlesville, is
here attending court as one of the at
torneys in the George Whiteturkey
murder case.
Domestic troubles induced James
D. Cart to commit suicide at Clare
more lately. He took arsenic, dying
in great agony.
Mrs. Mary Taylor, mother Of Mrs.
W. L. Chapman, left Monday eve. for
= Columbus, Ky. after few weeks
visit in tie city.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Selby, Of Cof-
feyyille, are in the city. The lady is
a neice-Of Ad Roach and was taken