Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-02-23

OdEueulnS time appears Ciuse dl
hand.
Fresh garden seeds Of every kind al
Gray's.
The merchants are receiving new
goods every day.
Mrs. G. w. Hill has been quite : ick
the past few days.
The Vinita Plow Co. received a car
| DAD Of binders Monday.
Sandidge Hill is expected home
from Nowata in few days.
Miss Olive Maines is sick with grip
at the home Of Mrs. Bachtel.
A. ]. Hallum has plenty Of seed oats
at his place Oh Pawpaw creek.
To close out a few s35 saddles for
s27. at Lee Barrett's. fsw2dI
Claude Chandler has been a sufferer
from neuralgia for several days.
Miss Drucilla Roach, at the Acade-
my, is very low with pneumonia.
Our perfumes, sold in bulk, are un-
excelled. Foreman's Pharmacy.
1t is reported that jimmy McCrary
is on the Atlanta, Ga, police force.
or course you will want some onious,
and you can find the sets at Gray's.
George Wacaser Is helping at the
Springfield wholesale grocery house.
The Presbyterian choir is arranging
for concert to be given in the near
future.
Emmett Ming sent out a coffin Mon
day for Ell Vann's wife, on Lynch's
prairie.
Doc Allen planted a bushel OF Early
Rose potatoes today, perhaps the first
planting.
Mrs. Bachtel has been sick about
five weeks with grip, but is getting
well again.
P. B. Kinnison and Art and J. c.
Barker came down Sunday eve. TO al
tend court.
Henry Hin. Duke Kelley and Eng
land brothers were all here from Az
tOn Tuesday.
DR.. Cllnkscales is confined to his
home and will hardly be out for
week or two.
A marriage license has been issued
to A. A. Garrett and Miss Lucy
French, OF Foyil.
The Fate Byrd drug case has been
reversed and remanded by the circuit
court of appeals.
7. ]. Burks, from Duck creek, had
business with the United States court
in Vinita Tuesday.
Miss Jimmie Duncan came ia from
Horse creek Monday aud will visit
relatives a few days.
n. NJ. Miller, mayor of the newly
incorporated town Of Bluejacket, was
q in the city yesterday.
Lumber has advanced two dollars a
hundred since the first OF the year
ole dollar last Monday.
George Davis recently bought two
more cows, the demand for milk be-
ing greater than the supply.
A. w. Abrams, Of the Quapaws, was
west bound passenger yesterday
en- route for Oklahoma City.
Mrs. E. A. \. Dorman, of Red Fork,
great aunt OF Mrs. J. c. Anderson, is
expected here on a visit soon.
A Katy bridge building gang which
went down Sunday evening had as
part OF its equipment boat.
Plevins s. Leonard, the Southwest
City firm, have bought the hack line
between Southwest and Alton.
a. c. b. Allen and Stith Davenport
drove out ten miles south Monday,
with a view TO locating farm.
The west part OF town is building
up very rapidly, and the improve
ments are, as a rule, substantial.
Gus Muropolis is having his soda
sounds like approach OF spring"
A. Foyil, of Foyil, 1. T.. was west
bound passenger yesterday, being
on his way home from Kansas City.
Mr. Tarrant's little boy, Robbie, is
reported very sick with catarrhal
fever. Dr. Bagby is attending him.
Lulu PulIim and Kate Walton, COZ
ored. were arrested Tuesday on a
charge Of receiving stolen property.
IL. Gilstrap, Of Sapulpa, came ia
Saturday evening and visited with his
family, returning Sunday morning.
The ladies, who have been confined
to their homes by bad weather for
snme weeks. seem to be all out calling.
r. \. Chittwood, living nine miles
west Of town, reports that lO-pound
boy arrived at his hume Friday even
ing.
Mr.. Jones. from Grove, admini~tra-
tor Of the estate Of Matthew Split'og'
i, attending business in Vinita Tues
day.
Miss Dimmie Byrd who has been a
guest OF Miss Grace Fortner returned
70 her home at Fairland Tuesday
evening.
J. L. Blevins, who is feeding at
Southwest City, has SO head Of steers
that weigh 400. He has refused DC
for them.