Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1882-11-10

| -Mg. St n ,--;lle gallant young
man who has been here so long fol
the interest of the r. Il. contrac-
tors, left on last Friday evening
for Topeka, Kansas, to be absent
for some time. Mr.. Stein has
made many warm friends here and
win long be remembered by those
left behind.
Col. Wm. T. Ross, of Fort
Gibson, wrote letter, few days
ago, to our live merchant, G. ".
Green, to rent him a dwelling
house in Vinita. But he has not
been able TO find one for him.
The Col. wants to come here to
school his children. He will be a
most welcome citizen in yinita.
Mr.. B. II. Csss, an cntcrpris-
ing young merchant Of Muskogee,
made US a very pleasant call last
Friday. Mr.. Cass came up to take
in the house-warming at the new
brick residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
q. w. Green's. The grandcst re,
ception ever given in ''inita. Call
again Bruce, you are always a vel
come visitor.
We are under many obligations
to Mr.. II. e. Barnes 5of Tahlequah,
for Kindness rendered to us, while
in the city attending the Grand
Lodge, A. F. q A. NJ, of the In
dian Territory, in the way of get
ting subscribers, etc. Mr.. Barnes
is gentleman in every respect.
We congratulate Taleequah in hav-
ing such fine men as Mr.. Barues,
and We only wish that We had him.
Chic Warner, the conductor
who was SO severity shot by train
robbers on tie line of the Mo. 7.
was iu st. Louis yesterday, on his
way to Fort Smith, Ark, to testify
against the robbers. lie left last
night, in company with c. B. Fes-
sender, Jr., Ed. Smith and Thos.
Furlong. The last named is the
roads detective, and has some val
liable testimony in his hcad.--Ba-
zoo.
Mrs. John Hood died very
suddenly, last Monday week, at
her residence, OH Horse Creek, 10
miles east of vinita. The deceas-
ed was attacked in the forenoon
with a chill and became uncon-
scious, and died in about two
hours. There were no persons
at the house but her children at
the time Of her death. Mr.. Hood
was in the corn field at work.
The family were from Missouri,
but had rented and were farming.
DIR. G. +. Baker called to sec
us yesterday and said the railroad
SO long talked Of to be built from
Kansas City to Ft. Smith, is ccrs:
tain to be built, and they will
commence working soon. Tne'
road will run through Joplin, Ne
osho and border towns along the
line Of the Indian Territory and
Arkansas TO TT. Smith. There
will be convention held at Ncosho
this month in the Interest of the
road.
--Marricd-At.thc residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Raymond, on
Wednesday evening, November
Sth, Miss Anna Rogers and Mr..
Wm. Hildebrand, Rev. lIaworth
officiating. Quite a number of
their friends were present and they
received some very nice presents.
After the ceremony was performed
and good supper had been eaten,
they were allowed to dance, in
which almost all of the guests took
a part. The CuIEFTAIs wishes
the happy couple a long and pros
porous life.
The house warming at the
fine new brick residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Green's, on last
Friday evening, was one of the
grandest entertainments of the
season. All the guests expressed
their feelings Of regret to depart,
by staying till the still small hours
of the night drew on. All were
well entertained to the last, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Green were highly
congratulated for.sthcir hospitality
to their many guests, who were
very well pleased with the elegant
finish and the plan of the first
brick residence built in the city.
The guests were entertained few
minutes by some most excellent
music, blythe Rev. Mr.. Scroggs.
And after very pleasant social
were served to excellent refresh
ments. AT 10 o'clock a set was
formed in the dining room and
with the aid of some very fine mu-
sic and coed caller they danced
from that till adjournment. We
won't say just how iate-but of
course went home in good season. !
The following are the names of
those present: Mr.. and Mrs.