Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-03-22
past week.

Oats are selling on the streets at 20
to PC per bushel.
Rev. Brewer went to Pryor Creek
Saturday evening.
Robert L. Mcclure returned from
Ft. Worth Monday.
The republicans are grooming W. c.
Chamberlin for mayor.
Dr. Wallace, d brother Of Mrs. E. NJ.
Ming, is visiting in Vinita.
Lewis Martin went to Hugh Henry
Sunday and will probably remain.
r. L. Holland and Miss Minnie
DotIs were married at Alton Sun
day.
Phillips addition is nov within the
city limitsUf the incorporated town OF
Vinita.
W. Wade spent Sunday in Vinita
returning home to South McAlester
Monday.
Felix Cowen is putting out an ORCH
ard on his farm near Bluejacket this
spring.
DIR. Pinquard has moved to the res
idence formerly occupied by E. l..
Blackman.
J. L. Sherman came up from Pryor
Sreek TO attend to some legal matters
here Friday.
Mrs. d. w. C. Duncan left on
Tuesday for a visit with friends at
Tahlequah.
Marriage license was issued Friday
to w. J. Holland aud Mrs. NJ. w.
5OCcs; 0f ssrftar
viii Patterson and Ned Cobb at
tended the Meeks-Skinner wedding at
Adair Sunday.
Mrs. Marion c. Holderman returned
to Chetopa on Monday after spend
a week in VInita.
Joe Cline is going to re-jOin Buffalo
Bills show, but Tom Isbell says he
has had enough Of it.
The electric light plant is progress
ing nicely aud will be in operation
about the 18th OF April.
Dr. Meredith's father and mother
have moved here from Alton and will
make Vinita their home.
Miss Ella Robinson, cousin OF Miss
Allie Williams, came in from MuskO-
gee Saturday evening Gu visit.
Attorney w. II. Kornegay talks gar
den these days. He is something OF
an agriculturalist as well as lawyer.
Capt. White went TO Pryor Creek
Thursday aud assisted in the re-organ-
izatlon Of the republican club at that
place.
a conductor on the Katy stated to
&. l. Blakeney that Deck Title went
up the road a few nights ago en- route
to Colorado.
a prisoner charged with Selling
liquor escaped from deputy Pies
Thompson at the court house Thurs
day morning.
w. II. Tibbils is planting a large
number of shade, fruit and ornamental
trees on iis residence lot in the south
side Of town.
Keller Walker is now very much in
demand by the young ladies - he
drives Roger X, the fastest road horse
in this section.
The spring millinery openings will
occur early in April, and the indca-
tions are that they will be unusually
attractive this year.
Taylor Crutchleld is still with the
Dawes commission surveying party ia
the ChicNasaw nation, and is well
pleased with his job.
The cold snap OF the last few days
has checked oat sowing, and other
farm operations, but possibly saved
the fruit crop by keeping it back.
George Badgett left last Sunday for
the mining regions OF Montana. He
will spend few days in Joplin before
this country final goodby.
The Alba Haywood Comedy Co., is
trying TO arrange a date for April is at
the opera house. This company was
here three years ago and is a good one.
DR.. Hitchcock reports the smallpox
situation east OF Grand river as being
very favorable and that the last case
would probably be discharged within
ten days.
Commissioner DonCarlOs is holding !
lhe regular monthly term OF court at |
Fairland this week. Constable Billie |
Simms is there also attending to his
iuties as officer Of the court.
Street Commissioner John Britt has
put in a new crossing on South
Wilson street near the court house
north Of DR.. Winners property, which
S much needed improvement.
The republican club met at the
,ourt house Friday eve and discussed
,he situation with reference To the
coming city election, and decided to
wait tiil after the democracic primary
N Tuesday, before making their
Bud Edmonson, colOred, who was
lrrested here last fall on charge Of US
ng insulting language to two young
adies on the street afler nightfall,
vas sentenced to six months in Jail at
e. Smith Saturday in Judge Thomas
ourt at Muskugee
Rev. John Stone, who is preaching
IL. al..,r,l, !