Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-01-17
Smallpox is abating.
Better be yacclnated.

smallpox Is aOaJing.
Better be yacclnated,
Emmett skinner is ouite H.
N. Ratclift is 10 Kansas City.
Country roads are drying up nicely.
You can make 100000 If you locate
Pat Grove.
We. Ware was here from Chelsa
Wednesday.
JIM. Grard Of Muskogee is booked
4 at the Cobb
Editor Combs Of Alton was in the
city Tuesday.
Mrs. A. B. Shelton is numbered
among the sick.
Claim Agent Edgar Of the Frisco
road is in town.
Miss Minnie Beneaeld OF Tulsa Is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. Johnathan Gore and son are
visiting ln tie city.
, II you don't read the Chieitain, you
don't get the news.
Commercial job printing spec
ialty at this ONCE.
'Chas. Collins and w. g. Lenox were
. up from Adair Tuesday.
4 The physicians report no abatement
in the prevalence Of grip.
Miss Bell Zumalt returned ~ Okla
homa City yesterday morning.
- DR.. /. b. Hitchcock and brother
were over from Alton Tuesday.
WattWesl, ,ot spayinaw, was shaking
hands with Vlnita friends yesterday.
The front OF Ratclif's new clothing
store has been neatly painted In tastily
blending colors.
F.M. Chilson has left for weeks
visit In Texas where he will combine
business with pleasure.
&c. Stretch, Of the Vinita Plow Co.,
is at Kansas City attending the imple-
ment dealers convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing Halsell visited
Claremore Monday, the guests Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. O. Barrett.
N. b. Maxey and A. z, English,
prominent attorneys Of Muskogee, are
in attendance at Judge ulll's court.
Ex-assistant prosecuting attorney j.
NJ. Glvens is ia the city Interested IN
the Miller habeas corpus proceedings.
A little son OF w. II. Darrough is so
critically III that both pareuts remain
in constant attendance at his bedside.
Visiting cards suited to the
tastes of the most fastidious.
Their chief merits are quality and
style.
One hundred aud twenty loads OF
live stock passed north over the Katy
between midnight Sunday TO 4 o'clock
Monday.
LII A large number OF wagon loads q
7 produce were brought TO town Tues
.k9ay, the wagons returning laden with
" store goods and lumber
Rev. r. II. Long, pastor Of the Bap.
ftl9t church OF Falrland, was In the city
eand will hold a week OF revival meet
ings at Bluejdcket next week
Another army OF horsemen swouped
over the prairie south OF town Mon
day with about thirty dogs and sue
ceeded In running three rabbits 10
cover.
The south boundKaty rain Tuesday
=. carried a number OF Vihita people to
} Muskogee, where they will appear be-
fore the Dawes commission for enroll
ment.
= John Couch, OF Big Cabin, is in the
city with his l4-year-old son who is
being treated by DR.. Bagby, who re
Gently amputated the bows hand afteI
a IL had been torn TO shreds by tn,
bursting OF a gun barrel.
The name OF Jennie Parks will. b,
placed on the citizenship roll at Mus
kogee Tuesday II Sam Parks has hi
n say. MissJennle is the little cherul
that came to brighten the attorney
household a month or six weeks ago.
Fred Duncan, who has been 10 thl
Philippines as volunteer soldier 70
the last year. has arrived at San Fran
cisco on his return. On the sam,
transport were 900 other sick Amerl
cans His sister, Miss Nettlo Dun
can, OF this city, will 90 20 Chetopa IL
a day or two to meet him on his ar
's,sal there.
EWhen Mr.. ]. o. Hall OF this cit
was reelected president OF the Clare
more bank Thursday the co1gratula
s : tlons he was receiving were inter
| rupted by a messenger who delivers
4 telegram. The mlsslye announce
that his aged mother was dying In he
far away Georgia home and that sh
was praying for her sons presence
Hr. Hall was very much affected an
departed at once over the Valley road
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