Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-06-14

odpulpa sunday TO visit his parents
this week.
Miss Babe Skinner went TO coffey-.
willie Sunday TO visit her sister, Mrs.
q Blue Ellis.
Mrs. W. L. Chapman left last
evening for Columbus, KY, to visit
her mother.
Miss Hattie Franklin went to Os-
wego Tuesday morning TO visit her
grandfather.
Miss Maggie Highland returned
from visit with friends near Fair
land Monday.
Attorney M. NJ, Edmonson returned
from an extended stay in Washington
City Saturday
About eighty cases Of lemon extract
are among the assets OF the Monk
Mercantile Co.
Wheat harvest is ln full blast, many
fields are Ia the shock, and the crop
was never finer.
Commissioner Harry e. Don Carlos
returned on Sunday from months
stay at Kansas City.
Prosecuting Attorney Humphrey, OF
the Southern district, was In Vinita
yesterday on business.
Census Supervisor Darrough made a
trip to Wyandotte Monday night, re-
turning next morning.
Col. j. d. Yocom, father OF Mrs. v.
II. Gee, passed through Vinlta Tues
day morning, enreute to Texas.
A great deal OF drinking and fight
ing was reported on the train return
Ing from Parsons Sunday night.
Indian Agent ]. Blair Schoenfelt
l and Revenue Inspector Frank Q,
Churchill were In town yesterday.
Mrs. w. ]. Wade went home to
South McAlester Tuesday morning.
Her son, Sanke, accompanied her.
The w. @. L. U. oratorlcal contest
will be held at the Baptist church
next Friday night. Admission l5c.
Mrs. A. p. Goodykoontz aud little
niece, Marjorie Marks, came In from
woodley Sunday, returning Monday.
DIR. Frazee made trip to his farm
8 miles northwest OF town on Sunday
an1 found an excellent prospect for a
crop.
Mrs. Carl Bradley and Miss Byrd
Collins, who had been visiting Miss
Louie Skinner, at Talala, returned
Sunday.
Sam Rldenhour is figuring on
bringing the Wyandotte base ball
club here for game within very
few days.
In a number OF places below here
hayiDg for market had begun Satur-
day but the rain spoiled most that
was down.
George Blakeney went to Carthage
Tuesday, and will attend the meet
ing OF the Chautauqua assembly
while there.
Mrs. Jas. Kell and daughter came
In Monday evening from Chelsea to
visit the lady's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Judge Clark.
Freeman Nidlffer exhibited bunch
OF wheat heads on the streets Monday
that were very fine. He has about
500 acres, all good.
Tie ladies OF ST. Johns Guild will
give a lawn fete at the home OF Mrs
j. b. Burckhalter Thursday evening
from TO 10 o'clock.
N. Is. McCrary died at his home Just
west OF town Tuesday OF pneumon
Ia. He was one OF the old settlers Of
this section and was good citizen.
+. W. Strout has lost several head
OF cattle by some disease thought al
first to be blackleg, but now believed
90 be some lung or catarrhal trouble.
Lawn fete ct Mrs. j. b. Burckhal
ter's Thursday evening from TO II
o'clock, given by st. Johns Guild
Refreshments l5c. You are cordially
invited.
Mrs. Eaton, OF this city, who ha
been sick for some time died Saturda,
evening and was buried on Sunday
Rev. w. G. Patterson coaducted tn
funeral services.
Dr. Foreman went TO Monet Monda,
night TO meet his wife returning fron
visit With her mother at Spence
academy ia the Choctaw nation, nea
Antlers, They returned on the Frlsc
next morning.
A party consisting OF Mr.~and Mr..
w. 4. King, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Morning, Misses Nettle Duncan
Reno, aud Myrtle Crockett drove ou
10 the country home OF Mr.. and Mn
~ W. w. Miller Monday evening, an
report very pleasant trip,
Elegant and artlstlcally prInte
stationary bespeaks the methodicA
aud successful business man. Ther
Is no economy ln second class jo
work at any price. This oillce Is turn
ing out work every day that is II
hest noeslble advertisement.