Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-09-08

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Thursday
--George McKeehan was In from catoosa .
fow days since
-pr } E Plake, the ocullst, is at chetopa
this week
~ 4 Mcspndden, OF Chelsea. is in the
city this morning
--Mrs II G, Barrltt aud daughter, Julia, are
visiting In Fort Scott.
REV n. } Lamb, Of Redfork, was In Vin-
ita Monday aud Tuesday.
w. Halsell and family reached home
from Colorado Syringe Friday evening.
e b Flournoy and W II Brown. OF
Webb city came down this week ON hunt,
MAJ Joel Bryant, the Od Settler com
missioner, was up this week from Chouteau
Nv Il. Badgett has been buying a stock OF
fail dry goods this week In St. Louis for ska
ner \ lsatoln
--Messrs Moore aud IIallowell, some of Or
Bagby's Kansas city friends, are down this
week on a hunt
-pr / NJ Burch, after being detained at
Tulsa for some time by sickness returned to
the city this week.
Several of George Perryman's children
came In from the west Tuesday and went to
Muskogee to attend school.
--Messrs. Poole and Simmons, Of Chelsea,
and }. NJ little, of Lenapah, came in from
the west yesterday morning on an early train.
Mira H. c Ballard, of Chouteau is stay
Ing at I, r, Thompson's IN order that her
baby may receive the care Of our physicians.
w b Hogan and wife, OF Tulsa, came in
from the north Monday evening. They left
their three daughters at Usage Mission, in
school.
Sam Duke and MIR. Evers, the former n
brother-in-law, and the latter friend of Mr..
Freeman, were up from Denton to attend the
wedding.
IF. A. Nelson. of Claremore. came in from
the east last sunday and remained over a day
In this city to make trade for some vlnita
real estate.
wv b Highsmith, from up near the line,
was IN the city last Saturday and called at
this odiee to renew his allegiance to the great
moral teacher
III II Trott and wife, and some of the
children, spent much of last week at the BaN-
ter springs reunion, going over from CheIopa
with Esq Wasson and family.
Mrs W. O. Patton and daughter, Eva,
and Miss Lutte Hall, after a two months visit
in Tennessee and Georgia have returned home.
1hay were met in st Louis by Mr.. Patton.
-P G Browning has reached the conclus-
ion that Seneca is as pleasant place to live
as Chelsea and has put II. II Lindley in
charge Of his lumber yard at the latter place
ana gone homo.
C W. Thompson assistant live stock
agent of the Frisco. was in the city Monday.
lie has heretofore lived in Md. Valley but
moves this week to Peirce City, which Is
much more accessible point.
Rev A.E Weston and wife, of Atoka,
were visiting friends in this city the first Of
the week They left Tuesday night for Prince
ton, N j.. where Mr Weston expects to take
o two years course in the theological semi
nary.
a G. Peck and G. o. Walker went to
Texas last week in search ofa job. They found
place for "Walk" the fist day at Green
Vile, as bill clerk While Mr. Peck found
place he can have, he decided to come back
here and look around before taking it.
When in Chetopa, Kansas, stop at the
National hotel, A. NJ. Strobe, proprie-
tor, il you want frst-class accommoda-
tions. Rates $500 per day.
The regular septe mber term OF Coo
weescoowee circuit court occurs at
Olaremore next Monday. There are
something like forty cases on the
docket.
The report that Deputy Marshal Wy
koh had been shot and killed by the
men who robbed the Nowata station
has no foundation. lie is very sick at
his home in Lenapah.
A democratic club was organized out
in Or. Davis neighborhood last week,
called the "Mustang" club. The
name, however. does not indicate the
charanter OF the membership.
a dinner was given at F. &. Moore's,
near Adair, few days since to which
l20 persons sat down and which con
tinued four hours. The occasion was
the return of the boys from Detroit.
Cannot something be done looking
to bringing part of the children in
town who do not attend schools into
some one of our educational institu-
lions2 Here is a field for real mission
airy work.
Miss Nola, Ed. Adair's daughter, was
married last Thursday to Mr. Jones,
of Chelsea, gentleman in Will
Strange's employ Mrs Jones will con-
duct the Che lsea postotiice for Mr..
Norwood, it is reported.
The NJ, X. d rs. detective service
has been abolished and J j. Kinney
is out of a job. When the company
hires a man to protect its trains they
evidently expect something different
from the Adair fasco.
vinita, Oklahoma City, Kansas City
and st. Louis will all have fairs in
operation at the same time. We sym
pathize with our friends but they
should lind out when Vinita is going
to hold forth and select a different
date.
An effort is being made to consoli-
date all the different cattle associa-
tions Of Texas and with this end in
view ameeting Of represen tatives from
all the live stock associations in the
state has been called at FIT. Worth on
Monday, Oct 3lst.
The family of Rev. Jerry Hubbard
desire to thank the Alton brass band
for a serenade rendered at their home
Tuesday evening and to speak a word
in eommendation of their musical
ability. This is the band that is going