Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-05-02

Our People-Our Guests Our
Friends.


arrived last evening TO locate.
--Afrs. R. L. Collins. wife OF the Enid attor-
ney. arrived Tuesday morning.
VIII Curtis went 20 Cherryvale Tuesday
to attend a weddlng-not his own.
Jake Guthrie and wife, OF Coneyvilie.
we're registered at Hotel Cobb Monday.
Mr.. Reynolds. the Catoosa merchant, was
In the city Tuesday enroute to " Smith
X. u. Maxey. W. s. shackelford and W.
r. seavers. OF the Muskogee bar. were up this
week.
Mrs. z. Pumphrey is visiting her sister In
Kansas city and Will not return for some
weeks
DIR. Trott is able to be on the streets again
after being laid up wish rheumatlam for some
weeks.
Miss Laura Chouteau had sufficiently re-
covered her health to return from Chelsea,
Sunday.
jonathan Gore was down from BluejAcket
few days since, happy In the belief that he
was getting well
-rrrcle Jimmy Gle ci,nd was in from the
verdigrls country ie. days since, smiling
and good humored as ever.
DR.. r. u. Fite went 10 Chicago Tuesday
morning to attend the annual meeting OF the
National association OF Railway Surgeons.
william Mllett. one Of the most prominent
attorneys at the Ft Smith bar. has determln-
ed to remove to this city and will come very
soon
Or W. X. wray, superintendent OF the
Congregational Home Missionary society,
came In Monday and stayed over night at the
academy.
Niles Blanche Goldstein, a very popular
young lady from Carthage. has been visiting
her aunt In this city, Mrs. Jno. Jakowsky,
but went home Saturday.
Sam Fields, the Sage Of spavlnaw, was In
the city day or two this week. lie came
over here to meet Uncle johnson Thompson,
OF Tahlequah. on business.
Mrs. J. Q. Hennessy, OF Kansas CITY. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. DR.. Foreman, and
will remain some time. The lady's husband
Is superintendent Of the Missouri Paci1c rails
way at Kansas City.
II you contemplate buying a binder
/ this year you should see model of the
New Champion ~ Charlesworth &
BuiFington's.
Let me figure with you on single
driving berness to match your buggy
Qfthe buggy 10 . good looking one')
Lee Barrett.
A "hay rack party" Of nearly a score
spent Tuesday evening &C the home OF
Capt. Cobb north of the city, and were
royalty entertained.
Or. Horton executes all kinds Of
dental work with Deatness and dis
patch; office in Raymond building,
over millinery store.
The ladies' Home Missionary soeisty
will serve ice cream and cake Friday
evening from 20 10 o'clock, at the
Gray Halsell building.
The Verdigris and Arkansas country
was visited by a good rain last Thurs
day night, Tulsa and Claremore being
within the favored country,
FOR Sale, the Arsto Photo Co.'S,
tent and outfit, after May ls,i for par
,iculars call at the gallery, opposite
Western Hotel. Yinita,'I. I.
The clerks OF the city were out Mon
day securing signatures Of the mer
ehants to an agreement TO close their
stores at O'CLOCK during summer.
Mrs. ". W. Ward was severel,
burned yesterday by easolene that haf
been spilled about the Kitchen moo
and became ignited from some cause
Judge Springer reached the city las
night and will be here all day. lie wa
met at Falrland in the morning b!
Clerk W. +. Rowsey and driven tC
Miami and from there here.
j. T. Ralston, Alton, is agent for
10 bar, 5s inch, woven wire fence a
81 10 per rod; the best for cemeteries
orchards, and wherever an extri
strong, close fence is needed. "a
500 strawberry pickers wanted a
Oswego, Kan, May 18th. Families cal
make a considerable amount Of none.
by clubbing together and campin
through the strawberry season. Skin
ner Bros. 33 SO
: w. q. Hill, man some seyent
years OF age, died last Sunday morn
ing at Bluejacket while attending
Sabbath shool, it is supposed of hear
disease. He was the father of tn
: young men VINO conduct the broom
factory.
: There is an increasing demand h
Vinita for much better class Of dwell
ings to rent. A number of house
that would cost from 81 900 to S2,0C
could be rented very readily at tn
, present time.
A number OF officers went out Mon
day to endeayor to capture Sar
Brown Dick Adams, Tom Quarle
and several other outlaws who wer
heard Of across Grind river. The
were unsuccessful.
One OF W. q. Chamberlin's children
aged about two years, has had pnel
monia and the doctors were compelle
? a few days since to lance an abscot
which had formed. The patient wa
materially better yesterday.
D waukesha Hygela Mineral WatI
= will permanently and absolutely cur
such diseases as diabeiis, dyspepsi
gravel, Brights' disease and all simila
y affections. Sold at Candy KitoheI
pext to postoflce, by the glass or ga
i, Ion.
When fever and other epidemic
are around, safety lies in fortlfyiu
tie system with Ayc's sarsaparill
A person having thin and impu
[. blood, is in the most favorable col
u dition IN s.calrhu whataver diRaal