Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-05-31

Spring rains nave come az iasJ.
OR ay will buy chickens and eggs.
An abundant hay crop is assured
Cowan's for all kinds Of fresh veg
ctables.
w. A. Mcpherson is moving to
Wagner.
J; b. Burckhalter was in Muskogee
Tuesday.
Phil Bates Is employed at the West
ern hotel.
Miss Bessie Brewer is visiting at
Muskogee.
Bring us all your chickens and eggs.
John Q. Gray.
Sam Parks returned from Chelsea
Tuesday evening.
J. w. Skinner came up from Adalr
Tuesday morning.
Electric lights were put in the
Western Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Covel, OF Tahlequah. is
visiting 10 the city.
Luman f. Parker, Jr., went TO
Claremore yesterday.
The roundup ontfit was at Glare
more Saturday night.
Six car loads OF sheep we're shipped
from Wclch Saturday.
Mrs. Louise Lemon vent TO Kansas
City Sunday on visit.
Mrs. L. A. Dege came up from Pryor
Greek Tuesday morning.
Or. j. O. BushYhead came up from
ClaremOre Monday night
l.. ID. Loug, the marble man, camt
down from Fairland Monday.
Mrs. wn. Boswell, Of Nowatc, camG
In Sunday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Q. L. Harnage and daughter Of
Talala ara visiting In the city.
Jas. Davenport left on Tuesday fol
Little Rock on business trip.
Harry Smith returned from Musko-
gee where he has been In school.
Fresh string beans, beets, peas and
new potatoes at +. @. Cowan's.
L. soper came up from Mukoge'
on the j.lated flyer Tuesday night.
Rev, NJ. l.. Butler went to SapulpG
yesterday and will return Saturday.
Mrs. Preston S. Davis and ehIldreI
returned from Bentonvlllc Monday.
Louis Cllnkscales has the position
OF cashier at Madden, FARRELL & Gees
Chief Burlington went TO Tahlequal
Tuesday to attend tc Official business
J.L. Sherer went to Seneca SatuT
day and accompanied his wife hom
Sunday.
Mrs. w. S. Stan1eld left on Monda
evening for Odessa, Mo-, on visit :
relatives.
DR.. johnson went 10 Louisiana las
Monday for a short visit with rel'
tiyes there.
Mrs. r. A. Farmer arrived Monda
morning TO visit her mother, Mr.
Capt. Nelms.
Red Gross ball blue is the best !
the world Large 2oz package cost
only 5 cents.
Marriage license were issued Wet
ncsday to Luther Goldsby and Jenni
Upton OF this city.
A number Of people had TO renal
In town over night on account Of th
creek being so high.
Wanted-Al the chickens and egG
that come TO VlnIta; highest marke
price at j. C. Gray's.
IL you wish 20 have beautiful, clea
white clothes, ask for Red Cross oa
blue. Refuse limitations.
Frank Carmack, OF ST. Louis. repr'
sentlng the Simmons hardware con
pany, is In the city today.
]. II. Dixon and DR. w. A. Da
came up from Big Cabin yesterday
attend Memorial exercises.
Children's day exercises will be ol
served at the Presbyterian church Q
the second Sunday In June.
J.D. Chandler and family were u
from Muskogee Sunday, visiting wilt
John and Gather, his brothers.
The graves OF the federal, confedel
ate and Spanlsh-American war SO
dlers were all decorated yesterday.
Mrs. S. S. Stephens and daughte
Mrs. Flossle Lennon, returned MOI
day from a weeks visit at Wagner.
George Nldlffer purposes cleaniu
up his stock OF cattle next fall an
will ship aud sell everything he has.
Miss Alma Webb returned Monda
morning from White Oak, accompaI
led by her cousin, Miss Bettio Web
Miss Graper has rented part OF ].
Burckhalter house and she and hi
mother will keep house this summe
A horse race at the fair frounds Sa
urday evening drew quite crow
John Gunter's sorrel horse won u
race.
Pryor Farley was exhibiting awil
optical Illusion Tuesday that is aoo'
the neatest thing Of It's kind ev'
shown.
Picked up on the street--a copy
David Harum. Owner can have san
by calling at this ONCE and paying 4
this notice.
A ball game took place betwe'
Woodley aud Vinlta at Woodley Su