Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-15


Mrs. Loher aud sister, Of Neosho,
are 10 the city and will probably take
charge OF the Western.
Mrs. b. @. Chandler went to Adair
Monday Her granddaughter, Kitty
Poplin accompanied her.
Mrs. r. l. Blak-rey has moved from
the Raymond building back to the
upstairs room at RatcliiI's
Miss Roberta Campbell, OF Alluwee,
Is expected this week aud will be a
guest Of Mrs. VIM. Mellctie
Bert Chandler Is numbered amongst
the Masons attending the meeting Of
the Grand Lodge 10 Duraut.
Joe Davis, from near Adalr, was
transacting business here Monday,
returning home on the evening train.
DR.. Newly, OF Guthrie, Oklahoma,
will preach each night this week aud
over Sunday at the Christian church.
Forty people, With good voices. are
wanted to assist IN chorus work dur
Ing the revival at the Christian church
Miss Cora Biddle, OF Wyandotte,
who has been visiting Mrs. ]. NJ. Oar
rough, returnd to her home last even
ing.
Miss Carleton Williams, who has
been a guest Of Mrs. w. p. Thompson
left for her home at Kansas City last
night.
Misses Annie aud Fannie Locke,
who have been visiting in the city the
past week returned to Muskogee on
Tuesday.
Capt. White Is searching the wilds
of spayinaw for the parties who have
recently been poisoning the streams
to obtain fish.
Miss Matte Harrison and Clyde
Kilgore, OF White Oak, were mar
ried Wednesday evening at the home
OF the bride.
Mrs. John Hayden, OF Pryor Creek,
was 10 the city yesterday, leaving on
the evening train for Eureka, Springs.
for her health.
Mrs. Fred Graham and Miss EGie
Graham. OF Catale, /. T., nieces Of
Mrs. 1. L. Gilstrap, were shopping in
Vinita Saturday.
DR.. A. W. Heron, OF Adair. was
among the passengers who we're
robbed In the "hold up" at Cauey
bottom. lie lost MS watch and some
money.
The infant daughter OF NJ. j. Camp
bell, OF Fairland. died Saturday. The
interment took place Sunday at Sen
eca. NJ. Campbell was IN Vinita
Monday.
Tony Matney and Fred Young will
move in.the building recently vacated
by Bruno Graifunder. Mr.. Young will
move his tin shop from Darrougt
Hardware Co., and Mr.. Matney vii
have u secondhand store.
Doa't risk the httle ones life. CrouI
Is a dangerous disease. Mrs. II. Gregg
Dundee, Kas., says, "My little daugh
ter had been troubled with Group sine,
she was three months old, Beggs
Cherry Cough Syrup cured her. Chill
dren like II. Guaranteed. People'
drug store. W
The household goods Of w. e. Row
sey, Of Miami, were shipped here Tue
day, and on Mrs. Rowsey's returl
from North Carolina, they will NOV
20 Muskogee.
"With one bottle OF Beggs' Cherr
Cough Syrup my cough aud sorenes
entirely disappeared Ernest WhiI
pie, Davenport, 10. GVARANEED
cure all throat and lung troubles =ha
never failcdi try 10 Peoples dru
store. W
The Fraternal Aid council wi
meet at the Odd Fellows Hall Thurs
day night at eight O'Clock. There ar
: 20 new members to be initiated and
, full attendance Is urged
Stop your hair falling out! "ErysiI
elias resulted In entire loss Of my hal
J two bottles Beggs' Hair Renewer gay
me a fne growth. John A. Linde
editor Adyocats, Humeston, 1
D Guaranteed for all scalp diseases: n
= stores natural growth and color. Pc
ple's drag stcro. "
G. NJ. Haltom and family isft {
K Tuesday morning train Tor Nacogd
ches, TeEas, 10 remain. Mr.. Halto
:. has purchased an interest 80 . dal
G and weekly ne wspapeF, and will tal
charge Of its business management.
;, Constipation, impaired dlgostlo
aud torpid liver, are the most col
mon all ments that are responsible I
tired, listless, tagged out feeling th
j. makes the summer n dreaded peril
4 20 so many people. Herblne will Gu
constipation, u improves the dige
tiOn and arOuses the liver 20 norm
O activity. Price, 30 CENTS, at People
n Drug store. DIV
VIM. McCullum, for Q long III
y salesman at the Ratclif grocery, h
n resigned his place TO acce! . the loo
agency for the Singer Machine {
p Mr. McCullum Is reliable and ca
n able man and worthy OF the prom
tlon.
N For all sores, ulcers, wounds. bur
a aud skin dlseases-B Beggs Germ