Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-05-24

Earl Lamb went TO South McAlester
Thursday last
VIII Drew Of this oflce Is visitinl
In Tahlequah.
Mrs. Jessie Glenn was up from Biz
Cabin Saturday.
q Miss Bessie Brae left Sunday las
for Paris, Texas.
E. 9. Stretch has sold I52 cultiva.
tors this spring.
w. p Gatewood Is now employed at
the Jumbo store.
Mrs. Landrum, OF vIuita, Is visit.
ing in TahleQuah. .
bob Brewer came up from Musko
gee last Thursday.
Rev. Poole returned from Fairlano
Saturday morning.
J. f. Mcbride, the Dccrlug harvest.
er man, is 10 town.
Prospects are good for larg,
prairie chicken crop.
w. II. Darrough and p. L. Soper
were in Muskogee Friday.
w. r. Badgett returned from Ft
Gibson Friday morning.
John Hall and Frank Murdock were
over from Seneca Thursday.
John Richardson went to his home
at Athens, Texas, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boone and Miss Luls
Gray returned to Tulsa Friday.
Miss Bertha wacaser went to Senecs
last Friday to visit a sick friend.
j. b. Burckhalter returned from
South McAlester Friday morning.
Milton Rea and daughter Mrs. Kyle
lett Friday evening for Kentucky.
John Skillman, wife aud daughter
came up from Big Cabin Saturday.
Mrs. w. J. Wade aud sou Scott
came up from McAluster Thursday.
Lawrence Horn, OF McKiunie, Tex.
is visiting the family OF X. Il. Taylor,
Mrs. Cassie Baxter and son, OF Kan
sas city, are visiting Dr. PinQuarC
and wife.
Mrs. Lilliard ard grandson, Homer
Fielis, Of Neosho, were In the city
las. week
Mrs. II. c. Ashby and Mrs. p. l.
Soper went TO Muskugee last Thursday
on visit.
Miss Eta Walker OF KinAlsUn, pass
ed through Vinita Friday enroute fol
Tahlequah.
Misses Gertie aud BERTHE Tgylo
will spend the summer in Chicago
studying music.
Pies Thompson escorted two colOreC
men a. Claremore Thursday, to se'
Judge Jennings.
Miss Barnes, OF Woodley, went Il
Chelsea on Saturday to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Henry.
The Alton democratic club indors
ed Col. Marcum for national commit
teeman last Friday.
There will be four graduates at tn
male seminary at Tahlequah ant
eight at the female seminary.
Vance McSpadeu left Saturday eve
ming for Tahlequah to attend com
mcncement at the seminaries.
Homer TrOtt left on the carly trail
Thursday for Hot Springs, where d.
goes to be treated for rheumatism.
Mrs. r. NJ. Black aud baby arrived
from Orunogo Mo. Friday mOrnin
and will visit few days in the city.
The household remedy Is Hunt
lightning oil. All aches and pain
quickly relieved Satisfaction q
money refunded. A. w. Foreman. W
A. L. Gcx black saddle colt can he
found at BrackeiL's farm; s. season
$40 insurance. Pedigree furnished. 4
For whooping cough, asthma
bronchitis or consumption, no med
Icine equals Ballard's horehound syr
up. Price 25 & SOC. Peoples druI
store. W
A new choir has been organized a
the Presbyterian church and som
good music Is being prepared for Sun
day.
Ballgrd's snow liniment cures rheu
matism, neuralgia, headache, sicl
headache, sore throat, cuts, spralps
bruises, old sores, corns, and all pail
and Inflammation. The most pen
etrating liniment in. the world. Pric
% & SOC. Peoples drug store. W
Mrs. Briggs, mother OF j. Il. Briggs
our druggist, returned from Virglnii
last Friday where she has spent TN
winter.
In constipation IIerbcne affords
natural, healthful remedy, actinl
promptly. A few small doses will b.
found TO so regulate the excretor'
functions that they are able to op
crate without any aid whatever
Price 5Oc. Peoples drug store. W
Mrs. Z. a. Brooks and daughte
returned TO Tulsa Saturday after
weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Car
Bradley.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A. Brodic, Of Hunt
syille, Ark, visited Mr. and Mrs. Johl