Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-03-29


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lOC AL NOTES
Wild onions are ripe.
Look out for the kissing bug.
Lamps aud Chmeys at Foreman's.
- Watch aud clock repairing at Fore
ms.
Howard Langley, of Pryor Creek
the city.
45econd hand family carriage for salC
good as new.
Miss Fannie Mae Browning returned
20 Salina Monday evening.
J. C. Gray is back from Texas, aftei
Several weeks absence.
Miss Opal Esry, a niece Of A. NJ.
Brock, is visiting in the city.
Miss Louis Skinner went TO Chelsea
Monday for few days visit.
The house occupied by Bob Cham
. OSI4dtu IL tSluS tCAlO ACiCN.
Mrs. Galloway went To Stroud yes
serday TO visit her husband.
Misses Emma and Matte Caywood,
OF Big Cabin, are in the city.
\ B. P. Rasmus and wife left for
" agoner Monday afternoon.
A democratic rally is being talked
OF for this city next Saturday,
John ThOmason aud George Nidif-
fer drove TO Centralia Tuesday.
Soaps, fine perfumes and elegant
stationery at Peoples drug store.
This is the tamest city campaign
since ViniIa was incorporated.
To have beautiful clear white
clothes. use Red Cross Ball Blue.
Henry knight returned from Gal
weston on Monday evenings flyer.
A girl baby made its appearance at
bte h6gle of f. NJ. Smith Sunday.
Bed Cross Eall Blue delights the
slannGress. Large package only 5 CT.
- George Franklin has recovered from
his recent indispcsition and is about
town today.
Some exceedingly nice bass and
croppic have been caught in the
streams already.
Edgar Smih IS - Ct Lenis attend
lne TO business before the circuit
conrt Of appeals.
Thee wbips were stolen from diff
4 ferent baggies al the Baptist church
last sunday night.
-. sIiiler aud J. B. Sheehan
~ lanse Taesday, retura-
N - o. Alton.
6hby Wolf, manager Of the Globe
Dry Go0bs Coz, o. S0uih McAlester,
came ua YESTERDAY.
frey, OF Grove, arrived
Sunday and will visit rciaSrfes ln
Viuita few days.
Mrs. Rachel Mcclellan, sister OF Mrs
: Claude Saelton, returned TO her home
at Claremore Sunday.
II the weather continues good a
large portion Of the seasons corn crop
will be pat in this week.
Mss Bessie Bracket entertained a
few friea ds on sunday. The occasion
being her Ilth birthday.
Vinita is sadly in need of better
sidewalks. and it is poor economy 10
not build them at once.
Bob Klauss is moving Jake VOLTS
| residence from the north side to the
southwest part OF town.
The Rev. John Cassell, of the Am
ericaB Sunday School Union, came
down from Miami Monday.
W. J. Wade came up from South
McAiester TO attend the Jumbo mil
linery opening last night.
Attorney W. II. Kornegay has again
taken to Uhe woods, hunting and fish
y ng two days 10 succession.
a ~. Tedmore Colyin. the celebrated
-iiano tuner, OF Parsons, Kansas, is
ming 4 fe9dzys is The cit.
Judge TiobiR and wife left for Nj
ami yesteday and will remain through
the term Of court there next week.
J.H. Arter is planting an orchard
on the farm on the NeoSho river re-
Gently purchased of J. S. Davenport.
]. c. Anderson is expected home
from Tulsa tomorrow. He is doing
GOOD business and likes his new work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Northrup, OF Racine,
Wis, arrived on the Frisco Tuesday
and will visit Nr, and Mrs. w. c.
Chamberlin.
D,uuties Pdten Tolbert and d. ii,
Webb returned last Sunday from a
weeks trip ia the country east of
Grand river.
Miss Rebecca Myers returned TO
South McAlester on Tuesday after
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. b. Burck-
MAILER, a couple OF days
The ladies Missionary Society Of
,hc PRESBYTERIAN church, held their
~aonlar weekly meeting at the home
q Mr. f. n. Ratcliff Tuesday
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