Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-02-09
LOCAL NOTES.
Mrs. Josenh Hunt is quito I'm

Three burials took place at the
cemetery Monday.
Bible study at Rev. Kings study
will be omitted tonight.
w. II. Stahl. the Kansas City cigar
man, was in the city Tuesday.
A son was born TO Capt. C. Fl. Tay
lor and wife yesterday morning.
Dudley H. Tucker l. very sick with
grip at his home on Mustang creek.
Miss Tot Foreman is able to be out
again after being i'll the past week.
Ed Adair and Henry Sayers spent
Monday in the city and went home
by train.
W. w. Morris, aged So years, living
near West Point, died Tuesday Of
pneumonia.
1t is not improbable that the rail
roads, like all goods citizens, will pay
their town taxes.
The severe cold weather has kept
quite a number Of children away from
school the past week.
A number 81 United States petit
Jurors returned Monday morning on
the Frisco from the east
Miss Cora McNair. OF Pryor Greek.
came up yesterday and will be a
guest of Miss Pearl Drew.
Mrs. Eugenia Thompson leaves
today for TahleQuah where She
will teach in the Seminary.
w. a Graham was up from Pryor
Creek Tuesday. Different people come
90 town on different errands.
George Perryman and daughter
came in from Tulsa last Monday th'
young lady TO visit the academy.
Miss Mamie BaSey, who has beer
visiting Miss Maud Miller, returned to
her home at Neosho last Monday.
Chief Deputy Hubbard took dozen
prisoners TO Muskogee Tuesday eve
Deck little being among the number
The demand for wood and coal thi>
weather has been great, the price
Of coal running as high as IS cents .
bushel.
Perry Brewer attended court here
as a witness last week and went home
TO Fort Gibson and died the first of
the week.
Mrs. Bidwell, the daughter Of
John Matney. is dangerously i'll with
paeumoila, and young John also ba>
pneumonia.
The sale Of jun" il is said has ac-
tually ceased in ViniJa, and for th'
first time in twelve years. 1t is per-
haps only temporary.
II. s. McFerron, OF Pax, Mo-. is very
likely TO become a resident of this sec
tion, having placed himself in weekly
communication with il.
DR.. l. ID. Strother went home &"
Nowata Monday. He had been
attending court in the capacity Of a
witness in the Farbro murder case.
JEFF McGhee returned to his duties
as United States juror Mo ida
after attending the funeral Of his sis
ter, Mr.. Ose Harlan, at Hill, 'Satur-
day.
"Uncle" Bob Taylor is staying in
town Just little later than usual
these days but it's all right. He has
to take The Daily Chieftain home with
him-or not 90.
Mrs. Myatt, Mrs. Prof. Morrison's
mother, at the college, has the grip.
with pneumonia complications. BE
ing advanced in years her case arouse>
apprehensiOns.
P. W. Craig came in this week
from Brownsville, Kan, where he ha>
been teaching term Of school. Mr.
Craig was formerly pupil Of Willie
Halsell college.
X bert Gordon, living near Vinita.
who has been i'll some time with pneu-
mOnia, died Saturday night. He was
a brother Of the Miss Gordon who al
tended school at the college.
Judge Springer went to South Nc
Alester Tuesday and will hold cour.
there today, and today will pre-
side at the MuskOgee court, and will
open court here again Saturday.
The agreement, with the letter Of
transmittal of the secretary Of the
interior and also the letter # Commi>-
sioner Dawes has became "DOcument
no. s8, 5bth Congress, 3rd session"
Miss Iva Odecker aud Mr.. ClawsOn,
living four miles north Of Vinita, were
married Sunday afternoon at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Thompson.
The young lady formerly lived in Iowa.
The National Hotel. L. J. Fish,
proprietor, is located third door south
of United States court house on west
side of South Wilson street. First
class accommodation guaranteed.
wed / wk
The freedmen TO the number of 600
maid z. n. Kern s. each at the pay
ment TO represent them IN future en-
rollment matters. This aggTegating
but 5000 it is reported that ure
col0nel prefers returning the money
to attending TO their affairs, unless d
greater number come into the pool.