Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-02-16
LOCAL NOTES.
A. c. Raymond has pneumonia.

LOCAL NOTES.
A. c. Raymond has pneumonia.
Mrs. Henry Drew continues quite
i'll.
Lee Barrett is back at his harness
shop.
Mrs. W. F. Carter has been sick for
some days.
Jim GAskey, of Catale, was in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Shanahan is still quite sick,
and is DO better.
Zack Pumphrey and wife left Tues
day for Checotah.
For down right bargains in winter
goods go to Gray's.
Zero is the implacable enemy Of the
coal and wood pile.
VIM. Large is out again after sever
al days OF sickness.
Mrs. ]. E. Wolf, Of Gwendale, was
in the city yesterday.
Mrs. J S. Martin has been sick sew
eral days with grip.
Mrs. A. L. Churchill is confined TO
her bed by sickness.
The wells which were frozen last
week, are open again.
John F. Warren was appointed post
master at Adair Monday.
Rev. C. NJ. Coppedge came in from
Chelsea Monday evening.
Judge Springer returned from St.
Louis yesterday morning.
W. E. Halsell returned from hot
Springs Tuesday morning.
Two corpses were put on the Frisco
train last evening at Tulsa.
VIM. T. Morgan was appointed post
master at Wagner Saturday.
Mrs. A. A. Kelley has lady friend
visiting her FROM the country.
Mrs. ]. w. Dudley. who has been
very low with fever, is improving.
Remember the sale in winter goods
continue till March lst at Gray's.
DC. Plemmons and son, Of Cowskin
prairie, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. ]. H. Workman is up again af-
ter several days siege with grip.
A beautiful line Of ladies' muslin
underwear just received at Gray's.
Mr.. Luckey froze his ears Sunday,
but not seriously. Lucklely escape.
Attorney J. d. Cox came in from
Claremore Tuesday to attend court.
H. Balentine and family have been
suffering with grip, but are better
now.
Mrs. Frank Slaughter left Monday
for South McAiester on a business
trip.
Andy Lemasters has been suffering
for several days with neuralgia in his
face.
Arthur Masterson and wife have
moved to the dwelling south Of Henry
Drew.
Miss Nell Byrd is able TO be at The
postofice after being i'll the pas
week.
Brother Butler preached to a fai
congregation Sunday morning ant
evening.
Now is the time to buy heavy boots
shoes, underwear. blankets and gloves
at Gray's.
A large number Of hogs, chicken
and other animals are reported frozel
about town.
Emmett Skinner went to ClaremOr'
Sunday morning (: and returned Mon
day evening.
An electrician from Kansas CIT.
is putting in a new bell service a
Hotel Cobb.
W. r. Badgett sold four carloads o
steers 10 a Kansas City firm at cent
a pound Monday.
Riley Thompson, Sam Motley anC
Joe Green went fishing to Grand rive
Tuesday morning.
Charley Riddle is going to move on
to his farm on Cabin, fifteen milei
north, next month.
The Leforce brothers have lost ;
considerable number of stock cattle
during the cold snap.
The sabbath schools were lightly at
tended Sunday, and preaching wa.
generally dispensed with.
A. S. Nottingham, from near Welch
was in town Tuesday. He has los
quite a number Of cattle.
W. NJ. MCGOWAN, of Pappinsville
Mo, has located in Vinita and viii
open a cigar factory soon.
We are glad TO learn that J. p
Scott's baby is better. The little on,
has been dangerously i'll.
n. L. Rider returned from Ft
Smith Tuesday, and having taken ;
severe cold, is about sick.
Quillian s. Mcclure received a car o
McAlester coal Saturday and il hardl.
lasted TO 90 half way around.
f. S. Bessey, postmaster at Clare