Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-03-12

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LAWYER fIInds. OF Muskogoe, was on our
streets this week
Mr. p NJ. crowell Of Anon, was in last
Friday on business.
&C. d Smith, Tho saddler, haa been mp from
Muskogee this week
w P Henderson and VIII wright are al
the Dallas COW convention
Miss Annette Brown Is spending vaca-
tion at Carthage, her home.
"A. Foyil, Esq. the merchant. called yea
terday lie reports trade good at Foyif
Ben Pennington the hustling clerk for
O. A. DAVIS, at Chelsea, was q caller Monday.
"A II Norwood. who ia at present acting
In the.capaclty Of solicitor ofthis District was
In town Monday
Geo. b. McGisssen returned home from
Texas few days ago, the cotton buying sea-
son having closed.
Mrs. DR. Fortner and Mrs DR.. Bagby
went to Adair last Thursday to visit Rev. T..
NJ. Clark and family
Mr.. John Garter, from sequoyah posio1ice,
was In Vinita last week and called TO leave
three or four subscriptions
Miss Viola Betta has returned to this city
and will resume her former position rs trim
ner at Mrs. chouteau's millinery store.
Walter Criswcll, boob keeper for Mr..
Green. at Alton, was over last Friday In the
capacity Of witness In the U S. court.
--IIavisg been present at ihe advent or her
grandchild upon the sceno OF action. which
event occurred last Saturday. Mrs. DR.. Ches.
ney left for her home at Topeka Sunday
morning
--DE. Sims, dentist. after an absence OF
several months, is In the city again and will
remain few days. He has spent most Of tho
nierval since leaving here nt Springfield. but
- lamlly is now at Neosho
'3np parrett has gone back TO "his wire's
, 1N.|Ie'f A. ~ ishawaka, Indiana. and will re.
.HfN - ~ tfaieas Outcacr. His brother.
fHI.n|t y patE non Washington. grown up,
4ad wv tahe Gtolfe's place In the hotel.
~ ". coush. 10 lrrepressible '.Pete. q"
t|Id q Dasis, cnnis tver from Chefea last
FtlAay TO give their iestimony as TO the value
ofkaer,e which had been killed BY the cars
Nh Couch is puttng up another building and
40 ppearances arc Will embarK Ia trade
asaipt his spring.
-CatIoker came over from Coodys Bluff last
week after his daughter, Cherry, who hos been
attending the aeademy bnt goes home for va
cation Mr. Coker would like to secure n
house In tlhatown by rent or purohsse and
move here In order TO give his children edu-
cational advantages.
The Fragment society will soon
give an entertainment which will be.
dec idedly amusing and interesting. So
every one wanting to enjoy deligh ht-
ful evening will be sure to attend.
The Knightsof Pythias conclave at
Dallas occurs March IL. To those wish.
ing to vis't that city on this occasion
the NJ, X. & T. will sell ON the 10Th
and lGth, round trip tickets, good to re-
turn until March 2Bth, at one farc,
siI70.
JAS. z. Al lien, A. G. Hicks and 8.
II. Rale have purchased Of Il. g. over
baugh, general thresher salesmcu. for
Ringman 4 Co. OF Kansas CITY No.
one Of the most complete threshing
outfits ever sold in the Territory. Tho
farmers will be pleased to learn that
the engine purchased by them is adap-
ted TO burning coal, wood, or straw. IL
is complete rig and cost neatly s., 100
aaG the leading FAX machine on the
market.
The annual Texas Live Stock AS.
sociaiion is in session this week at
Dallas, aud Viniia aud vicinity is
pretty generally represented. Among
our people who are at Dallas aud
other points in Texas this week are
Wms Little. Joseph Cunt, VI. l.. Pat.
ierson, }. u. Merchant, l.. W. HarSs,
Frank BiI'ingsies. 4. B. Ff&y ser, l.. B.
Bell, y. Is. ialselI. n. Skinner, ". q.
Wills, D Z. Ilagcork, Geo. Collins and
Peter Tovey. HAIRY Hall ana Geo.
Perryman OF Tulsa, aifd DocS Denny
and Jim Crutohfeld, of Curcmore, are
also IN the land OF the long horns.