Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-01-26

]. W. Martin is sick with grip.


]. w. Martin is sick with grip.
Coffee IOc per package, at Gray's.
Mrs. f. G. Cowan is quite sick with
grip.
Special low prices on boots, at
Gray's.
Albert Morris from Nowata, is at
tending court.
W. C. Patton has been quite sick
the past few days with grip
White goods will be on display in a
day or two, at Gray's.
Dick Kilgore is now running the Al
Lynch Stable, on the east side.
W.P. Phillips went to Nowata Sun
day tovisit his father and family.
Ell. Halsell and wife sailed from
New Orleans Wednesday for Havana.
Mrs. L. S. Robinson is very much
improved and in fair way TO recov-
cry.
b. R. Edwards and brother and W.
NJ. King, of NoWata, called, this
week.
IN. MeIlette's house is enclosed
and the plasterers will soon be at
work.
Marina Daniels is rebuilding his
store at Needmore, recently burned
down.
]. S. Alfrey is assisting in the dry
goods department at Badgett's for the
present.
Sam Cobb is again employed in the
grocery department at Cobb & Nc
Glasson's.
Judge Russell, of Sequoyah district,
is in town as witness before the
grand jury.
Miss Minnie Puntenney, of the
academy, has been quite sick the past
few days.
Attorney Cox, Tom Todd and Joe
Ringo came in from Nowata Sun
day evening.
Louis Cass, of Welch, has been Wis
iting his mother, Mrs. Joe Harris, the
past few days
Miss Myrtle Crockett returned from
a pleasant visit at Nevada, Mo-, Sat
urday evening
;foo4a of ipoorDoratfon was
granted the First National Bank of
Tulsa Saturday.
E. B. Frayser had six head Of cattle
killed by Katy train Monday night
mile north Of town.
A letter received from Tahlequah
states that Bob French, who has been
very i'll, is improving.
Attorney Joseph B. Merreil died at
his home in this city about noon yes
teIday Of pneumonia.
In many ways P. S. Davis house is
different from ary other in town-no-
tably In the style of porch.
W. H. Sheehan and family are at
San Antonio at present but expect
very soon to go on to Laredo.
DIR. Fortner's father came up from
Pryor Creek Sunday night on visit,
accompanied by MS son Will.
Beginning February lst and contin-
ming for one month, all winter goods,
boots and shoes, at cost, Gray's.
Tom Ballard and F. L. Sharp were
among the Alton people who came in
on the Frisco Thursday morning.
z. Pumphrey came in from St.
Louis Tuesday morning, where he had
been with a shipment of cattle.
The wife OF James d. Lynch ar
rived from Mississippi last week and
is stopping with Mr.. Lynch, at the
Western.
George W. Neely, Katy engineer,
fell dead on his engine at Kansas
City junction, near Sedalia, a few
days since.
The married daughter OF j. j.
Spencer arrived Saturday night from
Little Rock, Ark, and will visit with
her parents here.
Mrs. Gwen Wainright after pleas
ant visit with her cousin, Mrs. Bert
Chandler, returned to her home at
Salem, Ark, Sunday.
Mrs. Sherer, a teacher at the col
lege, has been summoned TO the bed
side of her father, who is dangerously
i'll, at Rosewood, Iowa.
Tom Mayes, son Of Wyly Mayes,
OF Pryor Creek, who was here attend
ing court, died last evening Of pneu'
monia, and the body was taken to his
late home this morning at 4 O'Clock