Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-03-31

her sister, Mrs. Judge Randolph, OF Emporia.
Miss lone Harland was in the city Mon
day on her way to Chelsea. after visit of a
week or two at her home on Cowskin prairie
Rev. F. W, Hawley. the Presbyterian
Synodical superintendent of the Indian
Territory and Oklahoma, made this ONCE
pleasant call Tuesday Of this week.
e. n. Ratcllff made business trip to Ok
lahoma last week and says he never saw
such a prospect for wheat. They had about
as cold weather as we but without the snow.
Mrs. J. A Paul came down from NeoshO
few days since and her many friends will
be glad to know that it is the intention to
move here very soon and make Vinita their
permanent home.
B. G. Chandler and wife. Sam Frazier and
wife. and Mrs. DR.. Fortner returned yester-
day from attendance at the funeral of c. ID.
Gunter. which occurred at Sloan Springs
Tuesday afternoon.
Farm for sale; enquire OF ]. T..
Brackett.
Take your hides to Bob Blakeney
and get the cash.
Lee Barrett sold eight buggies the
first 80 days he had them.
Miss Blanch Oborl gave the little
folks a very enjoyable party Friday
night, the occasion being her 18th
birthday.
A beautiful gold watch given to Vini-
ta's most popular young lady. Clifton's
Congress of Novelties; votes are given
away at the opera house.
Joe Sequitchle, editor of the Chero-
kee Advocate, was married yesterday
and came in on the Frisco. With his
bride he leaves for St. Louis today.
A man who has been "all the gaits"
is authority for the statement that
Vinita has within its borders as hard
a drinking dive as ne ever saw in his
life.
A. L. Churchill, of the Jumbo,
will occupy the Akin residence in the
south part of town while Mrs. Akin is
away on an extended visit with her
mother in Oregon.
Two hundred reserved seats sold
now for the Sam Jones lecture. Do
not wait till night to secure your seat;
if you do you will be left, as standing
room will be at premium.
Clifton's Congress of Novelties, a very
mertorious company of players, have been
delighting good audiences at the opera
house all last week. They will be here
the remainder of this week
ii. c. Cook went to Kirksville, Mo-,
Saturday night for treatment at the
osteopothy infirmary. His son, Ar
thur, went to Hot Springs the same
night, having been in i'll health for
some time.
The weekly prayer meeting at the
Presbyterian church will be omitted
tonight and held Wednesday night
of next week, at which time the an
nuaI congregational meeting will be
held.
DR.. Godbey, living near Springfield,
an old acquaintance of Mr.. Jackson's,
preached at the Congregational
church Sunday morning. The gentle
man spent a number of years in Cali
fornia, engaged in educational work
E. B. Reynolds, United States spe-
cial Indian agent, is in the city for the
purpose of making roll of orphan
Shawnee Indians and their heirs, and
has his Office in the U. S. court house.
There is fund of about $4,000 due
the class named.
Sam P. Jones, the great humorist |
preacher, lectures at the NJ. E. church |
his subject being, "Get There
and Stay There" The lecture is un-
Ter the auspices of the Epworth |
league. Tickets 80 and IS cents: seats |
On sale at Wright's drug store.
Oats and wheat are beginning tc |
conc out again since the freeze Of |
week ago apparently without injury. |
The peach crop, however, seems to be
killed in toto; forward apples, plums |
lnd other fruit are partially and in
many instances totally destroyed.
The rain falls on the just and un-
Just. Beggs' cherry cough syrup cures
a cold, asthma and lagrippe caught in
rain or shine. We keep it. Peoples
drug store.
Vote for your favorite young lady at |
the opera house. She will appreciate |
honor and be delighted to get the
gold watch given by Cliff
IONS Congress of Novelties. Votes
free. The show is excellent. Moth
ng cheap but the admission, l0c.
Beggs' eye salve will cure inflamed |
Or weak eyes. Nothing better, try it.
Peoples drug store.
Henry Sayers has bought several |
trains of Georgia cattle and "Uncle
Boob" don't like il bit. When he
eft the state it contained eight cows
and four two-year-old ''ycarlings" and |
he thought if there had been increase
enough to make up shipment he |
1ught to have first bid.
Rev. 5. ii. Jones, Tacoma, Wash,
says: Il have suffered for years with
and Indigestion. One
bottle of Beggs' little giant pills re-
ieved me entirely. Peoples drug
store.
Now is the time to go to Klondike;
present rates via Katy to Portland,
Seattle and Tacoma: First class, |
s3I.IO; second class, s26.lO. Parties
intending to make this trip should |
AXE advantage of these rates; for full
particulars call on w. b. Coley, agent |
'or the NJ, X. & L. Ry.