Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-03-08

uoings and comings of vlnItans
and Their Visitors.

! ~ nm VI hdalfi was IN the city last
Saturday
Lee Crutchneld came up from Tulsa Sun.
day evening.
Frank Beaver, chief Of the Peoriss. was In
the city Monday
M. O. Butler, town comnniseloner. wss I'm
the city yesterday for a short time
DR. W II. Ford. Of Fairland, was down
Monday accompanied BY Mrs. Ford
Tom Hancock was mp from Clafemore las,
week and took in the ball Friday night.
j Davenport went to Tahiequah Sun.
day night TO be present a. supreme court
r L. Martin and wife we're up last Thurs-
day from the Grand rlvers country, east OF
Adalr
c. J walden, for twenty years editor Of
the Fayette. Mo-, Advertiser. was in the city
last Thursday.
N. skinner and bride reached home last
Sunday and were warmly welcomed by the
gentleman's friends.
y Il. Hancock returned Saturday night
from his trip TO Lansing, where he was called
by the death Of his father.
Mrs. II. n. West arrlved-from Lawrence
Few days since on an extended visit with her
daughter, Mrs l.. X. Cook.
Jim Crutchaeld Is at whitewater sprlngs.
New Mexico, south OF Deming and his health
ls better lie Is working on COW ranch
-. I. Dickson. the popular wabash man.
arrived Monday and will go with the vinita
delegation to the " Worth cattle convention.
w. r. Badgett goes TO St Louis about
sunday TO buy goods and Mrs. Badgett will
visit for few days with her mother at Fort
Gibson.
p NJ. Smith has gone to Topeka to try
case In the Kansas supreme court and his fam
lly accompanied him as far as Kansas CITY,
where he has brother
-. c. Hubbard, postmaster at Muskoees
was In the city this week on his way TO Mis-
souri to look after some lead prop. rtIes in
which he Is Interested.
Rev. Mr. Hurd took occasion during the
academy vacation TO visit his son Carlos, at
Springfield Miss Graper and her mother
spent the vacation with Mrs Milford
-Chas t Moore. OF Alton, passed through
the city Monday en- route to Muskogee. Mr..
Moore is one Of the executive committee OF the
white adopted citizens association and goes
as delegate to appear before the Dawes com
mission to explain the status Of said citizens.
Dr.. Foreman has been sick some
days recently.
Sam Jones is going to lecture at
Seneca on the 2lst.
THE OHIEFTAIN points with great
deal Of pride TO its news correspond
ence this week.
A raid on the NJ, X. & T. trains by
Bill Dalton's outfit has been expected
for some nights past.
Eggs for sale, from choice Black
Langshans, SOC per setting of 13. s.
NJ. Tambling, box 2l2, Vinita, l. T. 81
Skinner Ratclif's delivery horse
m ade quite a lively runaway Thursday
afternoon, tearing the wagon up badly
Arch Wolf, one of the men who wai
in Ned Christie's fort and assisted il
its defense. was convicted recently a
Fl. smith Of assault.
Fred Kelley had an unpleasant ex
perience Tuesday evening in crossing
Cabin on his way home, the wate
being swimming deep.
The wolf drive was failure. TIL,
farmers got it up-presumabiy to Civ,
the boys Of Adair chance to get
breath Of country air.
Blank rental contracts for sale a
: this office. Contracts OF this char
acter have been frequently asked TO
and can now be supplied.
The dollar for the best newsletter il
last weeks CHIEFrAIS was awarded /,
7 the Adair correspondent, though BIZ
creek and Fairland wers close compel
itoTs.
Use Of the water tank just beloV
town, put up this winter, has beei
abandoned as there is now plenty G
water at Bluejacket and White Ga
tanks.
: A dime social will be held at Mrs
Pumphrey's tomorrow evening for tn
purpose Of raising money to provid
the Methodist parsonage with som
new chairs.
The Cox boys had to ship their en-
gine to the factory for repairs but ex
pect IL back'again in couple of week
L or so. The company pay the freigh
8 and make the repairs, gratis.
Tom Allen, some time ago whe
there was prospect Of early Stn
money, turned his steeI.traps over I
Charley Newman. lie now desire
Charley to return them without delay
The child of family named Sunda
living on the Taylor place adjoinin
town on the north, died few day
: since OF diphtheria. The doctors wer
not called until the case was too "a
advanced for them to render aid.
Gwenn, the youngest child of NJ
and Mrs. J. Z. Wolfe. mentioned lai
week as having diphtheria, died Thur
b day noon. Rev. b. IL. 6rea;bouse,
e this city, conducted the funeral serv
ces at the home, seven miles west
% town.
k S. Davenport secured a pardon til
week Tor man named Hair who wi
q convicted OF larceny IN the Uoowe,
q scoowee court in January. The grour
was that one of the jurors was up,
the grand jury which found ths /
:, dictment.
There is nothing In this world thu
gives such perfect satisfaction for q
blood disorders as Beggs' Blood PuI
- fer aud Blood Maker. II dries
blotehes and pimples on the face, hea
II old sores and eTuptions, makes y,
E. low akin clear and transparent al