Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1899-07-06

to visit.
D. Hildebrand was in from Chelsea
Friday and made this Office an agree
able call.
The telephone exchange was called
for the first time Saturday afternoon
by Adair.
Little Lois Etheridge is quite sick.
The little boy who has been i'll so long
is better.
Mrs. Emma Renfrow and Mrs. Ida
Bolinghouse, Of Alton, were in the
city today.
Sam Motley came in Thursday from
trip through Arkansas, extending
several weeks.
Ed Rhea has returned from a
visit to Eureka Springs and other
points in Arkansas.
l. b. Hitchcock returned last week
from a two or three months so
journ at Muskogee.
Assistant District Attorney Wilcox,
at Muskogee, has gone back to Ohio,
for months vacation.
The National hotel is being moved
farther south to make room for Jos.
Hunts implement buildings.
Nat Perry was over from Cowskin
prairie Friday. He and most Of his
nelghbors have got very good crops.
Mrs. Dewitt, who has been visiting
Mrs. Paden Tolbert, returned TO her
home at Ft. Smith Saturday evening.
Work on the Joe Harris building,
on south Wilson street, seems TO be on
a drag for some unaccountable rea-
son.
Peoples drug store is the place for
pure drugs, patent medicines, sc.
Beggs' DiarrhCea Balsam is guaran-
teed.
The mother Of Mrs. Zack Pumph-
rev, who has been here on visit,
started home to Ohio Wednesday
night.
! Mrs. Smith Judy, whose husband
purchased the Kentucky restaurant
recently, arrived Thursday from Ken
tucky.
The old bakery that has stood so
long across the street from the Cobb
house is being moved from the Frisco
right Of way.
The pitcher who came here last
year with the Krebs club is now pitch
ing in the Baltimore league club, and
doing it well.
VIM. Warren from Mustang creek
was in town Saturday looking for a
thresher. He has an exceedingly fine
crop Of wheat.
The phones for the long distance
line are arriYing and we will soon be
talking to the neighboring towns
down the Katy.
The United States court at Musko-
gee adjourned Saturday on account
OF a shortage Of available funds
for carrying it on.
]. B. Lissaur, the inventor Of the
delectable and exnilerating and nom
Intoxicating beverage called "mist, s.
was in town Saturday.
Miss Pearl r. Morrow is going to
conduct a ''Deestrick Skule" at Alton
next Saturday night. 1t will certain
ly be worth attending.
Mrs. Wagner and daughter,
sister and niece Of the Halsell
brothers, returned to their home at
Decatur, Tex, Sunday.
1t was Robert Ironside's purpose to
move his family back to Vinita and
open a store at Big Cabin, but the
scheme failed somehow.
The troop L silk flag was being hunt
ed Saturday Afternoon. Having been
given TO Troop L, it belongs TO the
troop and not to the giyers.
Deck little and Mike Gabbert got
on the war path Friday and the inter
ference Of deputy Pies Thompson per
haps saved a shooting scrape.
r. L. Madison, from Big Cabin, was
in town Saturday. His eye, de-
stroyed ten days ago by nail, is do
ing as well as could be expected.
A great many Muskogians are 90
ing to spend the summer in
Eureka; a good many Vinitans will
spend theirs on Big Cabin-fishing.
Mr.. Pumphrey has discovered that
its easier TO live in Vinita and hire a
man to look after the cattle than TO
30 il himself-and lots pleasanter.
Miss Drucilia Roach is visiting at
Cofeyyille and that she may know all
that is transpiring at home her father
orders The Daily Chieftain sent her.
John Skillman says he has been a
subscriber to The Chieftain ever since
the first number was issued and has
never allowed his time of subscrip-
tion to expire.