The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1904-10-06

from q trip TO the Fair.
The plling for the Bull creek bridge
has been placed ON the ground.
~ II. Chilson is having a new house
built on his farm north Of town.
Two new, elegant show cases have
been installed at Owens drug store.
In. Williams spent Thursday In
the country looking after some cattle.
DR.. and Mrs A. M. Clinkscales went
to st. Louis Tuesday night to visit the
fair.
Jackson Bros. are giving away
some very pretty lamps with their
groceries.
DIR. w L. McWilllams, Of Miami, is
here attending the meetings OF the
medical board.
Owing to the absence OF quorum,
there was no meeting of the city coun-
Gil Tuesday night.
ID. w. Jackson, Of Climax, Mich, Is
here with Mrs. Jackson looking for
location to practice.
Judge Hutchinson has returned from
two weeks stay at Holdenyille attend
ing to legal matters.
Mrs. Alva Butler, OF Portland, Ore
gon, sister-in-law of Postmaster But
ler, Is visiting in the city.
James II. Henessey and wife left
Sunday morning for st. Louis TO take
in the sights at the big fair.
Mrs. ]. b. Squlres, OF this city, reg.
istered at the Territorial building at
the Worlds Fair Thursday.
Copies OF the big edition Of the
Chieftain ready for mailing can be
had at this office at five cents each.
Miss Eta Ware and r. w. Ware
registered at the Indian Territory
building at the big Fair Wednesday.
DR.. w. G. Blake, OF Tahlequah, Is
In the city for the first time, notwith-
standing a long residence In the dis
trlct.
Reese d. Wilmington and MH.
Jennie l.. McCrary both we'll known
in this city, were married Thursday
evening.
Hundreds OF copies OF the Worlds
Fair edition of the Chieftain are be-
Ing sent to friends In the east by our
citizens,
The townsite commission sold all
he lots offered in Adair except one.
They also sold y in Choteau and one
az Bic Cabin.
Deputy Marshal Wiley G. Haines, Of
Hominy, Usage nation, Is in town.
The officer Isl noted catcher OF thieves
and desperadoes.
John Klefer has been brought down
from Nowata and jailed here By Dep
uty Thompson 70 answer charge of
aggravated assault.
Marriage licenses have been issued
TO Robert Erwin and Allie Williams Of
Alton, aud Adolphus Ames and Louis
lana Woodall Of Winner.
Judge Stanaeld went to Kansas City
Saturday 10 bring his sons Cecil
and Roland, home. The boys had
been visiting relatives.
No danger of consumption II you
use Foley's Honey and Tar to cure
that stubborn cough. For sale at
Peeple's drug store. DIV
Marriage licenses have been issued
to George Guess and Jennie Rock, OF
Zena and VIM. B. Cummlnsky aud
Jennie Harlan, of Catoosa.
Mrs. George Nidifer and family,
Mrs. X. |. Blakeney, and J. o. Hall
and family will left Thursday evening
for the big fair at ST. Louis.
"My Friend from Arkansaw," with
that we'll known Robert Sherman in
the leading part, will be seen AZ the
opera house, Wednesday, Oct. II.
Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs
and colds and prevents pneumonia.
Take no substitutes. For sale al
Peoples drug store. DIV
The Cherokee Townslte commis-
sion has announced that all parties
owning town lots in oolagAa and Ia
lala should send In their filings at
once.
+. NJ. Connor prominent farmer
and stock raiser living near Falkland,
was hers Friday visiting the family
OF his son, Deputy Marshal Lon Con-
nor
Col. soper, when asked what he was
going to do with tin megaphone he
had replied that he needed Il to
deaden mis- voice while barking for
the side show at the Society Circus.