Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-05-01
LOCAL : NOTES

w. J. Wade is here from South Nc
Alester
Postmaster Butler spent Sunday
In Alton.
Sam Bdrns has gone out OF the ice
business.
Miami I, the proud posse'sor Of a
ladies' orchestra
Frcsh dried beef chjp any amount
wautcd at Halentine's.
For B Il. Red and ryle game chick
en- eggs, see Geo Higgius.
Cusbing'y best improved Apple ci.
der vinegar at Bdlentine's.
Slater Mcclure, from Sha vince, il
visiting his home folks here.
Mrs. ~ G. rarrett has been visit
ing at Stroud Tor week past.
Gus Sayers is having several new
rooms added TO bis restaurant.
Dr. A. w. Foreman will build a
brick this side Of the court house.
Fine candy kept In stock and Just
received fresh reply at Balentlne's.
Mrs. J. j. Spencer ls reported quite
sick. Her children have been sent
for.
Q. NJ. Grant Is renovatitg the plas-
teriug In the United States court
room.
You never hearl OF any une using
Foleys Honey and Tar and not being
satisfied.
DrOllver Bagby, wife aud daug hter
will 70 to st. Louis Saturday evening
on visit.
Severil small boys have ALREADY
"been in" tho the water Is still
pretty cold.
Mrs. w. VI Mcclure OF Chattanoo.
90, Tennessee, Is visiting her son Q.
l.. Mcclure.
Mayor Parker accompanied Judge
Sanbjrn aud party to Sherman Satur-
day night.
Foley's Honey and Tar contains no
oplates aud can safely be given TO
children. DIV
TIE civil term Of court at Muskogee
has been postponed by Judge II lymond
until May 18th.
The infant son OF Nr. and AIRS. John
Walker - conydlescent from severe
attack Of fever.
Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiarly
adapted for asthma, bronchitis and
h Oarsehess, DIV
Joseph Hunt has moved his dwell
iug 70 the corner lot next the park on
scraper Street.
The totanist is abrold in the land
One is 10 this neigborhood now gath
ering specimens.
About thirty Vlnita people
atten led the Odd Fellows anniversary
at A ftOn Saturday.
Mrs W. A. Randolph OF Emp1rla,
Kansas Is visiting her sister, Mrs. w.
B. Coley, ia this city.
Dennis Hicks has put soda foun.
tain In his fruit stand, aud now has
very neat little room.
Mrs. p. L. soper enlertlined few
friends 10 honor OF Judge Walter II.
Sanborn Tuesday night.
Tom McCIin reports the strawberry
crop coming n nicely aud will have
ripe fruit Ia Cwo weeks.
Miss r ixie Spencer came 10 from
Claremore Monday TO see her
mother who is very sick.
Deputy Ike Gilstrap took Tom
Jones. the negro murderer, 20 Musko
gee this Yesterday morning.
A number OF Vinlta people will at
tend tue opening OF the new hotel at
Claremore Thursday uight.
The fire department held we'll at
tended engine drill at the artesian
we'll last Wednesday night.
Tue TdhleQuah grand jury gave en-
courayement TO the attorneys by re-
turning sixty-two true bills.
The First Presby terlan church OF
South McAlesier has Joined the franks
Of the self-sustaInlng churches.
p. II. Walton, president Of the P.
T. Walton Lumber Co. is visiting his
daughter, Ms. j. NJ. Darrough.
Clerk Chandler issued a marriage H.
cense Wednesday 10 S. NJ. Booton and
Luetta Fitzpatrick, both OF Adair.
John Weaver predicts the most de-
structlye drought this season in the
memory Of the 'oldest inhabltant."
John Anderson Is holding down the
Prescription case at Foreman's while
DR. Foreman is laid up With eryslpe-
las,
Mrs. d. S, Cummings, Miss Adams
and Mrs. Nanderyort and little
daughte-, came up from Adair Satur-
day.
John G Hey, charged with forgery,
was released on $500 bond TO await
the action OF the May grand jury Mon
day.
Az the Campbell.Russel sale at
Be1nett, heifer brought $3.50 and
several others were close 70 the $500
mark.
Pr eston Davis and Nat Rider, with
their families, spent Saturday fishing
In Locust reek and report a splendid
catch.
Miss Nora Armstrong was struck In