Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-02-20

hvih bluNJdshSb ouuudy ulkub.
Miss Sonora Gray returned TO A fton
sunday, where she is teaching.
L. w. Perryman and ID. NJ. Hodge,
SffTulsa, were in town Sunday.
Mrs. Lewis Zeno and little daughter
went 10 Tulsa Tuesday morning.
The Foreman Jewelry store hes
jusC received an elegant new sil
Geo. w. Hamlin of Paola, Kansas,
was here for several hours yest erday.
G. G. McMechan, the descriptive
singer, ls with Chase s. Brittaine Co.
Col. S. NJ. Porter OF Caney, Kansas,
was registered at the Cohb hotel Tues
day.
DIR. Ayers IS expecting his brother
y from Colorado soon. He will locate
here.
Judge Raymond aud stenograher,
Dickey, returned 20 Muskugee We'd
nesday
Fine cuftees a speciality at Baleu-
tines. Lo)k out for the date next
,month.
w. H. Doherly the Grove milln an
and merchant came over Monday on
business.
Misses Myrtle Webb aud Emma
Masterson went TO st. Louis Sunday
evening.
w. r. = ydgett went TO ST. Louis
Sunday evening to buv his spring stock
OF. goods.
Rev. Frank II. Jones returned
\ from a trip to hts mission stations
hTucsdsy.
G.. w. Beck prominent citizen Of
Miami came down on the Frisco Mon
day morning.
Mrs. G. w. Clark returned from a
visit toher sister at Rose, |. T. who
has been dangerously IN.
Mrs. J. II. Marshall and little
aughter Winifred, are here from
Oklahoma City visiting friends.
Dave Crockett spent fe y hours in
the city Sunday en- route home from
Nevada, Mo-, TO South McAlester.
George Nidltler and John Thoma-
son went to Alton Monday to move
bunch Of cattle TO pasturage near
here.
Foley's honey aud sar cures the
cough caused by attack OF la grippe.
IL heals the longs. Peoples arug
store.
Mrs. Ingram and little daughter
were down from KelsO Tuesday bring
lot OF clothing to send TO the full
bloo1s.
JM.Sanders went TO 81 Louis Tues-
day evening TO help buy the stock OF
spring goods for Badgett Mercantile
Company,
The.baby boy OF Mr.. and Mrs. Blue
Ellis who has been very sick is much
better and Is considered entire
ly out Of danger.
Mrs. johnson Thompson died at
her home in TahleQuah Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, and the inter
ment took place today.
The odd Fellows held an interest
ing meeting at the hall Monday
Members who were not present don't
know what they missed.
A freight engine and b6y car left
the Frisco tracks near the Frisco mill
Tuesday morning, causing the section
men, few hours hard work.
Born-To Mr.. aud Mrs. j.. s. Rob
inson, OF Big Cabin on the I5th, lust,
nine pound boy, Dr. Mcdaniel ana
Mr. Robinson hoth say be Is demo
crat.
. Mothers can can safely glue Foley's
honey and Tar 10 their children for
coughs anf colds, for IL contains no
opiates or polsons. Peoples drug
store.
The Muskogee Convention Hall
company has been chartered with a
,x9ltaio $1,000 A. Z. English, A.
A. Kinney aud ]. NJ. Miller are the
incorporators.
Walter Martin left for Muskogee
tnla Tuesday where he will remain
etenographer for the Cherokee at
formers duling the hearing OF doubt
fnl citlzenship cases.
Miss Katherine McKisslck will have
charge Of the millinery department at
Rutslin's this season. Misc Bertha
NH award will return 10 the Jumbo
i4aud Mis- Blanche Palmer 10 BadgeLt.
The order Of Knights OF Pythias Ia
Sue Indian territory is IN prosper
Gus condition.. The number OF lodges
has Increased during the current year
ending Ia May from 46 To 90.
Many of our people have canned
fruits 10 great abundance aud are only
too anflvus 70 clean uut their cellars
A sR0od lady suggested that ali
who have such fruits 20 spare could
npke toutrlbutiOn that would be
appreciated by the destitute people
acros The flyer.