Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-02-27

Miss Kate datewood Is on the sick

LOCAL N I'll LID.
Miss Kate Gatewood Is on the sick
list.
A Southern Romance Thursday
night
James Diugberty was in Muskogee
Friday.
Wanted butter and eggs at Balen-
tines.
WI. Wade i. here from South Nc
Alester.
Err. Waller returned from, Miami
yesterday.
Lem Paris returned to Catale yes
terday morning.
j. Ed. Bro,kshi.e was down from
WEIGH FIJI lay.
Lo,k ou, for the date next month
at Balentlnc's.
Charlie Purcell was here from Big
Cabin Saturday.
Agent Horace .. Ddrant was her
from wyai tee.
The bist popular pric, dthow that
ever visltel Vlniti.
Mra. Della Cross Is condpei to her
heme through illness.
See the Ore dance In A southernRo-
nance Thursday night.
Fresh groceries at Baleutlhe's.
Look out for the date.
Jake Guthrie came down from SEN
eca on business Friday.
Mrs. S. Il. Crockett rotu:hei from
Nevada, Mo-, Saturday.
j, W. Sanders returned from ST.
Loui. ..Ssturiaymorning.
Jas. 5. Davenport returned from
MustUgee Tuesday night.
II. A. Paul aud wife are ARA nging
to move 10 South McAlester.
Mrs. e. b. Neville returned from
weeks visit az Adair Sunday.
Attorney VIM. NJ. Mellette went TO
Muskogee Tuesday morning.
]. j. Spencer and Norma Daniels
wentto Muskogee yesterday.
Northern grown onion sets, Red
Wethers aeld, at Balentiue's.
Don't miss the best cheap show Of
the season at the opera house.
Mrs. W. L Rowsey returned to her
home at Muskogee yesterday.
DR.. Fortuer made a professional
trip TO Fairland Monday night.
W. w. Stewart was down from
Wech Monday attending court.
Attorney VIM. II. Kornegay return
ed from TT. Smith Frlda night.
Northern grown garden seeds, bnth
in bulk and package at Balentine's.
Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Freeman Of
Fairland went 10 Muskogee yesterday,
A "Sea OF Mud" Is no idle fantasy
Of poets imagination these days.
Marlon Carpenter and wife are hap.
py over the advent OF girl baby.
Get your seats early for A Southern
Rpmance at opera house Thursday
night.
Fine coffees a speciality at Baleu-
tines. Look out for the date next
month.
G. d. Gunter OF Sloan Sprlngs aud
Jas. S. Alfrey OF Grove were 10 town
Monday.
The American NaliJDal bank will
open ior business at South McAlester
April Ist.
The whls,ltng OF real birds theie
mornings are the drst real indications
OF spring.
E. d. TiDgle. editor Of the Alton
Pioneer patt thl, ofiice filtern al
call yesterday.
The stork visited the no ne OF John
Baily and wife on Tuesday aud left
nice baby girl.
Mrs. L nmet Skim ~ went TO Che J.
sea yeste1ay 10 visit her sister, Mrs. b.
ID. Pennington.
q An epidemic OF mumps has relieved
the monolony OF life 10 the federal
jail at South McAlester.
The father aud mother OF Rev. j.
S. Stubbleheld are here from Fayette-
Vile, Arkansas, on visit.
Misses Halle Thompson aud Bernlce
Lewis OF the Chleftaio, made busI-
ness trip 10 Welch Monday.
Mrs. Taylor OF c Chelsea, mother of
Mrs. w. l.. Chapman arrived Tuesday
evening for a weeks visit.
The Illustrated songs In A Southern
Romance is alone worth the price OF
admission, 10, 25 aud 35 cents.
Tee:e Chambers visited his broth
er-in-law, J o Starr, yesterday, re-
turning to Claremore Monday,
The Choctaw Teachers' association
concluded very interesting session
at South McAlester Saturday.
Jesse Thomas went 10 Muskogee on
flyer Monday TO attend the funeral
Of his sister, Mrs. Bette Kirk.
Miss Alice Jackson OF Fayetteville,
sister OF Attorney w. c. Jackson, was
here Monday enroute TO Muskogee.
"Uncle jim" Wilkerson returned
from Muskogee Sunday, after de-
posting some prisoners In jail there.