Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-19

"a b McGlasson was home on visli over
Sunday
John X oru.ehneld was in from the west
last week.
&C W. Poole and Mr.. Pennington, o. Chei-
sea, came In last sunday
g. W. Miller, druggist for Dr W ~,
Ford, at Fairland, was over last Sunday
Col, L. b. Bell returned to TAhIequah to
attend supreme court last Saturday night.
Misses Boedeker and Hubbell went to Az
ton last Friday evening FOR short visit with
friends.
Judge Geo. Clark, speaker Of council,
came home last week and was on our streets
Saturday,
Miss Sadie Ashbrook returned Friday
night from a good long visit in Colorado,
greatly improved In health
-Dr Bagby went to Fort smith Monday as
a witness IN the case of Miller, who killed
Conductor Farrler, J w Barbee and Win
field Scott are also witnesses for the defendant.
George Tamblyn. who has successfully
represented Sealing and Tamblyn, commits
sion men at this place for several seasons, has
that nrm.
- S Morris. Esq, manager Of Col r l..
OWENS horse ranch and farm near the Kansas
line, sonth OF Caney, was caller Tuesday
They have some excellent Percheron Nor
mans on the ranch which would be a credit 70
any country.
q H. Foust, from oseuma, was a caller
last Friday In speaking of the Alliance he
expressed the belIefthat it had gone through
the hre of publication (polltlcs) in this nation
and had lost most OF its bad material. and as
a result was on much better footing
Butler brothers, at Chouteau, ex-
pect to have a new building up and
resume business about January LIST.
Mr.. Robert Butler is assisting in the
large establishment OF the Turner
Hardware Company at Muskogee.
The prairie fire case OF DR.. Frazier
was brought against the Kansas City
firm that sold the engine and not the
man who had bought it, his he, under
the contract, would not become the
owner until full payment had been
made. He had made no payment.
-Drs. Ross and Bushyhead, two of
the nations most popular young ply
sicians, have recently located at Glare
more. That town and community is
in luck in securing these worthy young
gentlemen. They have been carefully
educated and are abundantly compe-
tentin the profession they have chosen.
Mrs Rebecca Davis, aunt of Mrs.
Arthur and Win Chamberlin, died at
Neosho Thursday last. Both ladies
were over there and returned Sunday
by Mrs. Joe Koodykoontz
Miss Hopkins and Mr. Ben Hopkins,
the latter from Pennsylvania, and who
will spend few weeks in quail hunt
ing, etc.
John Barr, who was sent by Judge
Parker to t he Columbus penitentiary
for three years for shooting at George
Dumphrey, the harness maker, is out
and living near EufauIa. During his
Imprisonment he inherited some prop
erty and was pardoned out in eight
He was seen by John Hum
phrey this week at Muskogee
Judge Chngan, of Chelsea, as an
agriculturist, seems to out rank his
neighbors in the production OF the
unique. Recently he cut open a pump |
kin and found upon the inside that
some OF the seeds had sprouted and |
put forth two perfectly green leaves.
The judge raised aturnip of July plant
ng, weighing fourteen pounds and
measuring thirty inches in circum-
ference.
Bert Walker takes exceptions to
saying that piece of track between the
Two depots connects nothing with
nothing" 'Twould not do to say this
section of track connects some
thing with nothing. as hard feel
ngs might be aroused in the railroad
family in determining which was
which. We will just refer the whole
matter to Sam Burns with power TO
dispose Of IT,