Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-12-28
LOCAL NOTES

John Nix, of Chouteau, was in the
Monday.
Mrs. E1genia Thompson is here
from Salina.
W.O. Stannard came over from near
Alton Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing Halsell have
goue to the ranch near Tulsa.
Write this Office and you can be put
on a way to make some money.
To have beautiful clear white
clothes, use Red Cross Ball Blue.
Frank Freeman has returned from
Wagner and will remain in Vinita.
Mrs. w. W. Ward and son returned
from a visit to Wyandotte Tuesday.
The Sacred Heart pupils are to have
two weeks vacation, instead of one.
- Red Cross IsaIl Blue delights the
slaundress. Large package only CT
An amazing number of Christmas
jugs found their way into the country.
Wanted-Saddle horse, must be
good, and cheap. Inquire at this
Office.
John Bedinger, an attorney and
newspa per man, was caller Tuesday
evening.
So far as heard from no one has
missed any doctOrs-even those who
kept their $40.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Paul arrived Tues
day from Bristow to visit G. W.
Miller and family.
w. E. Carter returned TO Wagner
Tuesday after spending Christ
mas with his family.
7. L. Thompson has very neat six
room residence almost completed on
his farm across Creek.
Lew Mason returned Tuesday
from Erie, Kan. where he has been
on a visit TO his family.
w. J. Strange and wife of Chelsea,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond,
Mrs. StraDge's parents.
An agent wanted in the vicinity OF
every pOstof1ce in the Cherokee na-
tiOn; apply to this Office.
mss Dot Weems or Newtonia, and
Miss Ina LampsOn, Of NeOsho, are
visiting a friend in the city.
John Gunuer rode to Adair Tuesday
morning aud bought three mules,
bringing them home last night.
Mrs. Harrison Jones, near Sapulpa,
killed a catamount with club after
missing it twice with shot gun.
Elmer Smaller, student Of Willie
HalseIl returned to Dewey Tuesday
having been i'll for the past week.
A little raw and cold yesterday but
really there is no cause for complaint
this winter with the weather bureau.
A new girl baby arrived at the home
of Ed Blackman Monday TO make
her future home. She has been named
VinIta.
Misses Mary and Dana Chesney,
cousins Of Mrs. Milford, arrived this
week from Cottonwood Falls, Kan,
for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkpatrick and
children who have been visiting Mrs.
Hobbs in the city, returned to Oswego
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Z. Ledbetter and daughter,
Miss DoIlie, returned yesterday
from an extended visit at Hindsville,
Arkansas.
DR.. Brewer, Of Muskogee and Rob
ert Brewer, Of Checotah, spent Mon
day in the city, guests at Willie Hal
sell college.
w. T. Boyd will be at Couch's liy-
cry barn for one week buying mules.
Take your mules there and get the
money for them.
WI. Chapman and John Franklin
presented their wives with a hand
some drop head Singer machine for a
Christmas present.
Winford Chamberlin, son Of w. G.
Chamberlin, went to Chetopa Monday
night TO visit his grand parents and
spend the holidays.
Rev. w. H. III. Fillmore, Of BrOoken,
1T, is visiting Rev. J. II. Pool for
few days. He goes frem here to Chel-
sea TO teach school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Howard returned
TO their home at Webb City Tuesday
after a few days visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. 5. E. Amos.
Jake Wineharger, the old WhiLeOak
tank pumper, now lives on place on
Cabin creek, east OF Big Cabin, ad-
Joining Hiram Elliott.
Mrs. VIM MelleJtc received a tele-
gram this week announcing the
death of her brother, Martin Mitchell,
at Memphis, Tennesse.
Mir. and Mrs. James ArmOr were in
from the country Monday. Miss
Allie Williams accompanied them
home for a few days visit.
Miss Tenney SUrout, f. w. StrouC'
sisIer. returned 10 her bOIIe in An
boru, Maine, yesterday after vlsl'
of several weeks in Vinita.
Johnny Crutchheld goes out TO visit
his sister, Mrs. Morrison, on Dncl
creek. today. Willie Marrs vii
carry his Daily Chieftain route.
Frank Freeman has returned from