Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-06-08
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z. NJ. Ming sold some handsome
furniture to Fred Woodard Tuesday.
To have beautiful, clear white
clothes, use Red Cross ball blue. mo
There is considerable sickness re-
ported u this section, mostly malaria.
First class shoemaker-with all
kinds OF repairing done. Lee Barrett.
Thompson and FOX French, Of Tah-
leQuah, are visiting relatives in the
city.
Joha Guater had a span Of recently
traded for horses to stray away Mon
day
Miss Goldie Pillars is visiting the
family Of Rev. Wheeler, at Pierce
City
Judge Tibbns and wife drove TO
Miami Monday and viii be absent a
week.
Or. G. L. Hg returned from a two
weeks outiGg a5 Carthage, No, sun
day
Cobb McNairn and wife are getting
re&g to 60 70 housekeeiug on the
east side.
Mrs. A. II. Brock left Saturday
evening for Lexington. No. to visit
her sister.
Copies Of the VInita ordinance book
can be obtained at this Office: price
% cents each.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Chouteau re-
turned frem Kansas City on Tues
day afternoons Katy train.
Mrs. 7. ]. Davis who has been visit
ing Mrs. Joe Conklin, returned to her
home at C'aremore Monday.
n you would have your clothes that
delicate, clear white 50 desirable, use
RED Cross bail blue. may
Mr. and Mrs. +. G. Cowan returned
Monday eve. from SanAntonia, Texas,
very much improved in health.
Capt. G. s. White is negotiating for
the Mode place east OF The mill and
viii embark in the poultry business.
Charley Tyler was in Thursday to re-
new Tor his Daily Chieftain and
tel how he thought it was just about
right.
The colored Methodist people are
arranging for a big basket meeting TO
he held about the fourth Sunday in
June.
Mrs. Atchisoa and Mr. Danley, Of
Chicago, Mr. aud Mrs. D. f. Boone,
OF Chetopa, are guests Of Nr. and Mrs.
Milford.
The coloTed school taught by J. N.
Starr Of Tahlequah, had its closing
exercises AT The Baptist church Fri
day night.
The wife ard daughter Of Mr.. Cop
pock, supervisor Of schools for the
Cherokee nation. arrived Monday
afternoon.
E.B. Frayser and his neice, Miss
Theurer. Of Fort smith, returned from
ten days visit at st. Charles yester-
day morning.
Bert Esry takes position at J. c.
Gray'> in the place of Lee Dudley,
who VIII attend the business college
this Summer
one u The buildings from the Joe
Harris 3ot is being moved 10 the
Fields place near J. I. Charlesworth's
Oa the east side.
Judson Mcclure, a pupil of the col
lege, left last Thursday for Altman,
Colorado; he Wiz return to school
again in September.
Sam Burns Is moving the small
building from near the Chamberlin
scales 10 the west part Of town near
John Weager's place.
Z Iaude c. Ciawson came in on sun
dag mornings Frisco TO spend
Sunday with his parents. He is now
working at Falkland.
At the Methodist parsonage last
THURSDAY ReY. Butler united il mar
riagc J. W. Nickery and Miss Gilling-
ham, both of this city.
Mrs. J. II. B. Fowler and Mrs. W
3. Bai0es. accompanied by Mrs
Rdfucs~ mother returned from visit
at Alton Tuesday morning.
Gale starr is applying all his spare
time 20 the study OF law and 2 ext fan
or winter hopes 70 goto Nashville and
take the course prescribed.
A good registered Hereford bull. Is
months ola, FOR sale, Anxiety Strain.
Fred Perkins. breeder OF Hereford
cattle, Oswego. Kansas. 50-n
Miss Pearl seek. daughter Of Mr..
aud Mrs. Ben Beck, has returned
home from school at Emporia, Kan,
10 spend vacation with her parents.
Fritz Ellis came up from Texas
rauch and spent d few days with
friends here and then went TO Wcich
He VIII move to his farm near Welch
soon.
Mrs. :. 5. Co1Ds sister, Mrs. Scales
and ucice. Miss Foreman. WHO have
Ieua visiting taem. lcn Tuesday Cor an
eztendcI sil To Colorado. aud Ne
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