Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1884-08-07

Aarshai Isbell is among the th-ong
at Fort Smith this week
W. P. Badsett, OF ChetOpa, was in
town this week visiting his son VIII.
EN-. RatclifI, OF Thompson & Co, has
gone On q two weeks visit 10 his family
in Texas.
Mrs. helms and daughters returned
from Fort Smith Monday, where they
have been visiting
Mrs. " Owens spent last week visit
ing her sister Mrs. Breedlove at Prairie
City, returning last Saturday
Nr. Cebe Corderay, he who was
some weeks ago alleged to be corpse,
is up this week from Tsalequah-
DR.. S. J. Thompson is at Fort Smith
this week as a witness in Judge Park
er's court, on the A. C. Hampton case.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Scroggs left Tues
day for short visit to friends in Mis-
souri, Mrs. Scroggs viii remain some
weeks.
Mrs " ?. Blackston of Muskogee
was in town a few hours last Saturday
on her way to Eureka Springs, for her
health
John Blakeney, who has been for
some months in Denison, stopped of
on his way north last week to visit his
brother Robert.
H. P. Baker, who has been at work
at Chetopa, takes the night work at the
Missouri Pacific station during the ab-
sence of Charley WhitfOrd-
J. H Sears representing the Moline
Plow company passed last Sabbath in
this town. ". c. Patton * Co. are sell
ing the goods of this great manufactur-
ing firm, and selling lots Of them, too
Rev G. I. Thompson and family left
last Monday for Springfield, Missouri,
wkrre the BOYS are TO attend Drury
college. Mr. and Mrs. Thompson will
remain there until about the first of
October.
@. L. Rives. formerly drug clerk for
Frazee & Co. has gone home TO Ms
sour and is superseded BY Harry T.
Marshal, of Kansas City Mr.. Rives
was a very competent pharmacist and
a courteous gentleman as well.
Misses Jessie and Blanche Hall, of
st. Louis, are in town visiting relatives
and will stop with their cousin, Mrs.
GoOdvkoontz- Miss Jessie is consider
able Of 4 musical celebrity and has fire.
quently appeared before the public in
her CITY,
Henry Armstrong, Of Coody's Bluff,
returned from Fort Smith yesterday,
where he had been invited by Uncle
Sans officers TO testify in the case of
Ed Mckinney, charged with larceny
The prisoner plead guilty and viii prob
ably get light sentence.
Rev. L. Dobson occupied his pulpit
at the n Z. church last Sabbath for
the first time in a number Of weeks He
has been attending conference in Sc
quoYah District near Fort Smith and
also revival meeting at Eureka near
Tahlequah. The church work is re-
ported to be in a very prosperous con-
diti0n in the section visited
T. c. Saunders. Jr., OF the Agricul-
tural Department, was here last week
for the purpose ofsecuring data regard
ing the Spanish fever which infects
cattle. The resalts Of his observation
will be embodied in 4 report on the
subject which is to be published by the
Department at as early a date as posi-
bic. From here the gentleman went
to Caldwell. and Hunnewel-
Doctor AgneE, the eminent surgeon
who treated President Garfield, and
Doctor Pratt, Of Carlisle, Pennsylvania,
came in from the vest Tuesday night
on the Frisco AID went to Fort Worth
yesterday morning. They had been
down at Sac and Fox Agency and are
travelling through the western country
on a mission Of business and pleasure.
Doctor Agnew resides at DObb's Ferry,
New York.