Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-12-26


wee on business Monday.
Charley Hunt and wife vii spend
he holidays NJ sapulpa.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. RiG, OF Adalr,
.pent Monday in Vinita.
The schools will 70 on vacation
Iutil after the holidays.
Rev. J. Q. Parks was here from
Chelsea Tuesday morning.
Henry Miller has gone to Maryvllle,
Mo-, TO spend the holidays.
Mrs. Nessel is suffering from bad
felon ON one OF her nngers.
George Miltendorf, OF the electric
light company, Is In ST. Louis
Lud Churchill aud family returned
from st. Louis Monday night.
Mr.. Gex, OF Bozeman, Montana, is
visiting his brother, A. l.. uex.
j. w. skinner and little daughter
we're here Monday from Adair.
J. II. After and VIM. Higgins spent
few days at Okmulgee this week.
] b. Dickinson, OF Tulsa, made
this Office pleasant call Saturday.
Commissioner Stanaeld killed a mad
dog near Laudrum's ford Saturday.
Il. II. Lybrand has been quite M
with stomach trouble for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vann Stuart, OF MI.
amt, are visiting relatives in Vini:a.
VIM. NJ. Mellette returned from
business Trip TO Fort Smith Mon
day.
George Cole aud Miss Victoria
COle, Of Pensacola, were shopping
mere.
A buster Of boy came TO the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Webb Moody
night.
The clearance OF the civil docket IN
he United States court Will commence
January 10.
]. Lyle Walker has moved into one
Of Hoolie Bells Gouses 10 the west
end Of town.
George Blakeny, jr., returned from
the Mali seminary Saturday to spend
the holidays.
John 4. Gunter and family will
'rend Christmas with relatives at ST.
oam Springs.
Lewis Thompson's little boy is Sc
rlously III with scarlet fever at his
home at Pensacola.
Ex Councillor John Sharp was down
from his farm near Bluejacket trading
with our merchants.
Misses Cox, Davis aud Jordan, OF
Chelsea, were guests OF Mrs. West
and Mrs. Preslg Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. pelbert Morning, OF
Parsons, Kansas, will spend the holl-
days with j. /. Morning aud wife.
Judge and Mrs. gill left Friday
for ST. Louis, enroute to Springfield,
H., where they will spend the holi-
lays.
Why write. You can now talk to
GAlena, Joplin, Columbus, Baxter
Springs and Weir City over lthe tele-
phone. VI
Mary Ross and Murlel Badgett left
today for Fit. Gibson, where they will
spend the holidays with their grand
mother
Mis- Tot Foreman has arrived home
from Cincinnati, Ohio, where she has
been In attendance at the conserva-
tory OF music.
Chief Burlington returned from
TahIeQuah Friday and reported
the recent session Of the council as
harmonious"
Major d. W. Lipe aud daughter, OF
Claremore, were here Friday. The
young lady was enroute home from
school at oswego.
Mrs. Re5ecca Nall, mother OF John
and Basil Nall, left for Webb City
TO spend the holidays with her
Youngest sou, George Nall.
For family use In numberless ways
Ballard's Snow Linlmegt is useful
aud valuable remedy. Price, 25 and
80 cents. Peoples Drug Store. DIV
Feed Of all kinds Is higher Ia Viul-
Ia than II has been In twenty years,
but dollar will buy more goods than
perhaps ever before Ia the history OF
the town.
IL. 5 Kline, editor OF the Sulphur
Springs Journal OF the ChIckasrH Ma
ton, paid this ofiice a pleasant Visit
Monday. Mr.. Kline is the father OF
Joe Kline, well known here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gabe Parker, OF South
McAlester are visiting at Dr. Fore
mans. Mrs. Parker Is a sister OF Mrs.
Foreman and will he remembered Sy
many Vlnita people as Miss Bess
George.
Garrett Drew, the two years old son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Jess Drew, died Of
meningitis Thursday afternoon The
child had be u IN With scarlet fever,
which induced the complication THAI
caused his demise.
DR.. Louis Bagby presented the
Eplscopal church with handsome
Christmas tree OF the lri,h Juniper
variety. IL was cultured az she nurs-
cry OF his father, Mr.. Julian nagby,
and Is a splondld specimen.
Worms take refuge 10 the small Ia
testlnes, where they can easily multi
ply, whites Cream Nermlfuge will
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