Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-05-23

Iuc tflScO ihlli ~ udNfuk Nou'iuti-
able repairing done.
Roy aud Guy Franklin weat e. Mis-
souri, on visit Saturday.
Picnic hams i2i cents per 10 at Bal
entines.
L. W. aud o. W. Hlll OF Collinsville
are attending court.
A new millinery store is TO be put
In soon by lady from Missouri.
Jacob Wolfe has been laid up with
succession of bolls for some days.
WIN. Watson and VIM. JOhust Due,
OF Ba'tlesville, are attending court.
Pension Agent E. W. Young is
here from Minnesota attending court,
Brooms l5, 20 aud 25 cents at Bal
! entide's.
Morris knight returned Thursday
from a six mouths sojourn 10 Cali,orn-
! ia.
, The electric light will be ready to
; turn on the current some time next
week.
J. J. Wilson Of Tulsa AMI d. @. El.
liUtt OF Chelsea are booked at the
Green.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Blue Ellis are the
proud parents Of baby boy, born
Tuesday.
Sayl do you know where Wallen s.
Wilson's general stoie l.? Yes; IL Is
on South Wilson street
Rope 10 aud - cents per 10 at Bal
eutlnes.
Mrs. Harry Ware aud Miss Bertha
Webb OF CollinsYille are visiting 10
the city.
J.C. Menifee has been excused from
further service as a member Of the
grand jury.
John l.. Bates, postmaster at
Ketchum, was transacting business
here last week.
Dick Walker Of Fort Gibson was
among the prominent Cherokee visit
Ors here last week.
Fresh lot Of Morning Glory and
Java coffee at Balentlne's.
Chief Burlington has treated him
self to a new horse aud carriage quite
an elegant tournout.
The work OF the Dawes commission
a Ia the enrt llment OF fTeedmen Is
progressing satisfac' orilY.
Nat Rider, deputy lr1,ecutiug at
tuIncy, has cen re.c0muis'ioucd Il
notary public 10y Judge Gi /.
Have you eximiue1 tile prices un
Wallen & Wilson's she's? YOU should
before purchasing.
The best wheels in tjwn can be
found at Reineke's shop. See them.
Prices, the best. l95-1-w-lw
Gather Chandler aud Captain
Nelms will attend tie G C,nfcderate
reunion az Memphis next week.
Rev. w. A DJucau Is here from
Tabl quah attending the freedmen
enrolment commission as a witness.
The proportion Of CherOkees on
both the grand and Ietit jurles is
somewhat larger than usual this term
OF court.
N. II. Woods, Jr. OF webbeT's Falls
has been commissioned notary pub
lie by Judge Gill upon mott N OF j. y,
Huckleberry.
Judge Gin has sentenced John
Baily 10 serve year Ia the Fort
Smith jail upon his confession OF hay.
Ing sold liquor.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Parker OF Mer-
lden, Conn, with their son Clifford
are guests at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. L. y. Parker.
Sam Cobb returned from Seneca
Tuesday mCrulng with some fine spec.
linens OF lead aud zinc ore tlken from
his mines near that place.
Married, by Rev. Curtis f. Long, al
the Presbyterian parsonage the even
Ing OF May 18th, Miss Grace Palter
son to Walter COrnatzer, both OF thi;
city.
Court visitors who have not been
here since the December term ex
press surprised pleasure at the notabl,
progress Viulta has made In five
months.
Attorney Preston West will dollyel
his popular lecture when Knight
hood was In Flower" az the Presby
terlan church Friday night for Tho
benefit OF the Sunday school
Among the notable gentlemen ad
vertlsed to speak at the Memorial da!
exercises at Fort Gibson are Judgel
Gill aud Thomas, Hons. w. NJ. Mel
lette, j. II. Huckleberry and Thoma
Owen.
w. Il. McGeorge aud family arrived
Tuesday from Saltwater and will
occupy the new Burckhalter dwelling
Mr.. McGeoree Is the cashier Of th,
Cherokee national bank that vii
open July lst in the Thompson build
lng.
Walter O. Cornatzer aud Miss Grac
Patterson were united 10 marriag
Saturday evening atthe Presby yterlal
= parsonage. The wedding was SUI
prise 20 their friends, but they ar
receiving the congratulations OF
wide circle OF acqualntances.
Secondhand buggies bought an
sold; will buy wheels, springs or olhe
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