Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-07-20
Indian Chieftain.
yINITA, IND. TER, july 20, 1899

Nyley Melton was uO"u llOhl Il iOo'
Wedne Sday.
Mrs. Tom Burlington has been d
for severa days.
Summer lap robes ily nets and duS
tiers. at Lee BarrelCS.
George Pitts, OF the Adair neig H.
borhO0d, is in the city.
Miss jamie Hall is convalesceni
after a weeks indispOsilion.
Those lap robes at Lee Barrcit's ar'
beauties. Go aad see them
Simpson Melton, candidate for coun-
Gil. was in the city yerterday.
VII. Conner, an Usage Indian, wa'
murdered at Monett last week.
Mr.. Rice, the typhoid fever patient,
is apparently very much better
Those letter guesses are falling
INTO the box at 4 surprising rate
The infant child Of Billy Sheehan
is very i'll with cholera in!antum.
Street work is suspended aud the
force. commissioner and all, i idle.
John Gilbert, of Bluejacket, is sell
Ing stock in Cuban town company.
1t looks strange to see Henry Wort
man idle, after so many years work
Mrs. Charles Propp was up from
the Ad4ir ueighborhood Wednesday
First class Shoemaker-with all
kinds OF repairing done. Lee Barrett.
The big Baxter Springs reunion Will
be held from August S to September ,.
WI. Thornton OF COwskin prairie,
was in town "Wednesday talking pol
itics.
Red Cross Ball Blue delights the
laundrcss. Large packages only .
cents. Aug Is
Miss Carey, Dr. A. NJ. Ciinkscale'S
niece, returned from visit in Texas
Sunday.
Mrs. A. J. Blackwell and children,
OF Blackwell, Okla, were in Vinita
yesterday.
Mrs. John Crockett returned to-day
from three weeks visit at Car
thage, Mo.
Miss Bess Chouteau went to Chel-
sea Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs
Pennington.
The family of President Brewer Of
the college arrived from South Meal
ester Monday.
Russell Hunt and wife and Dick
Lefuree Of Lightning creek were in the
city yesterday.
Ladies who take pride in beautiful,
clear, white clothes, should use Red
Cross Ball Blue. Aug 10
1t is surprising how many persons
are calculating on the number Of
times the letter is used.
There was light Attendance at all
the churches Monday on account OF
the rain in the early morning.
Jimmie White was in town with a
load of nice melons yesterday, both
watermelons and muskmelOnS.
Mrs. Ross learns that her son, Viii
liam, is sick and fears being called
home to Ft. Gibson at any time.
Arthur Cleyinger had the misfortune
to get load of wheat wet in the big
rain Monday on his way to town.
E. NJ. Ming sent out a coffin for
Jacob Weinbcrger's two year old child
on Cabin creek Tuesday evening.
P. W. Craig and sister, Miss Annie,
leave today for Niotis. Kan Mr..
Craig will remain and teach school.
Pleas Thompson's mother, brother
and niece, from North Missouri, ar
rived yesterday on an extended visit.
Arthur Hyatt of Talala is in the
city under the treatment of Or.
Winner for his eyes. He is almost
blind.
John c. Gray advertised some land
for rent in The Chieftain and man
came in with the paper and rented
the land.
Mrs. d. A. Frayser arrived last
Sunday from San Antonio. Texas, TO
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Biakeney.
Rev. a. J. Essex, travelling agent
for Bacone University, spent Monday
night in Vinita in the interest OF that
institution.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Turner will oc-
cupy the house being erected by Mrs
Browning, beside that in which the
Blakeneys live.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure, of Eden,
Mo, arrived Tuesday morning and will
visit their daughter, Mrs O. D. New
lille, il the city.
The Windsor hotel at Ardmore was
burned Saturday morning. Building
loss, sl7 ,O0O:- Insurance, house and
contents, el4,s25.
p. L. SOper returned from st. Louis
Tuesday. He was on the lookout
at Aurora but there was no sign Of a
Vinita ball player.
Judge Thomas returned from his
fishing and hunting trip above Tulsa
Sunday and went home 10 MuSk0-
gee in the evening.
A dispatch from Tahlequah says
that Horace Price. who was % have
been married Sunday. died the day
before from a chill.
Deputy w. \. Stannard went to
NucI-auaa Yesterday ,HfrI Cbar1a