Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-07-28
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atVhNN1 Train.
- Mrs. W. W. Miller expects to go to Eureka
Springs next week for health.
doc. Denny went east Tuesday evening
with six cars Of wheat for Seneca
-wyman Thompson Ia making an extended
visit to his old home at CLANCY, Mo.
-Miss Minnie Millcr is over from Neosho on
visit this week among her many friends.
T. a. Hancock. the insurance agent at
Pryor Greek, was in tho city last Thursday.
REV A. A. Drown has gone home to Wis
consin and Will be absent two months or more
Col James Parkinson, Of okmulgee. was
In the city last Saturday on his way home from
st. Louis.
cashier II Q. Cook expects to attend the
Knights Templar conclaye at Denver which
occurs shortly.
Judge sbackleford and wife have gone to
Colorado TO spend the summer and the Misses
shacsleford have gone TO Kentucky.
-R. l.. Rudisil Is in from western Kansas
visiting his family Mrs. Rudisiii's health
Is some better than II was a few weeks ago.
-HevsL W. Rivers was over from Anon
Tuesday. Mrs. Rivers went TO Muskogee the
same day to vista sister who is dangerouly
sick.
-Mrs. j. NJ. Lahay, Mrs. VIM. Fry and
baby Miss Tatiie Gibbs and Mr.. McDanie's 9
daughter, all Of Claremore. accompanied the
gentlemen In Monday
Jack Kendall. now OF Meridian, Miss, ar
rived at Adair yesterday but learning Of the
picnic at once went to Pryor Creek. He is SELL
Ing the Hunter hay press advertised In this
paper. The old boy looks natural.
Major bishop and family departed this
week by private conveyance to San Marcus,
Texas. The gentleman has promised to de-
vote portion Of his spare time in describing
The irl to the readers Of Tue CniEFrAN.
The latest word Of the Daltons is
that they were seen few days since
by DR.. Williams near Fern mountain.
west of Muskogee; this gave the bank
at Muskogee a scare.
VIM. Rains traded farms with John
Clark last year and went over TO Cow
skin prairie to live. The gentlemen
have now traded back and Mr.. Rains
will return to this vicinity.
Rev. d. n. Alien will begin a camp
meeting on the bead Of White Oak
near GraysonWills' next Sunday morn
ing. Everybody is invited to come
and bring along a well filed basket.
"Uncle" John Edwards has been
sending apples to town for the past
two weeks but the early crop has been
exhausted. lie has a twenty acre or.
chard, ten Of which are in full bearing.
A fight took Place at Pryor CreeB
last week in which Fuller McBain re-
ceived a blow on the head with bill
lizard cue in the hands Of Bill Wright.
formerly deputy snerii. II wa,
thought the skull was fractured.
The boys" at Claremore had 4;
great deal Of amusement few night
since at the expense OF u young graii
buyer just from Illinois a bogu
raid by the Dalton's wasg gotten up anC
worked thoroughly too.
Joseph Hunt estimates from tn
number OF prairie breaking plows sol,
this season that there will be a thir
more wheat sown this year than last
lie thinks there will be twice as man
grain drills sold this year as there wer
last.
A. b. Nichols offers to the people i
the vicinity of Echo a well selecle
stock OF groceries, provisions, DIR
goods and all merchandise in this lin,
n strictly cash or produce exchanp
business will be conducted. Give ia
gentleman a call at the post office.
J. +. Mccoy, two miles southwest
I Alton, brought in rather curiou
freak of nature one day this week.
was an apparently healthy youu
chicken about three months old ha'
ing four legs aud double back aud l
many other respects was a double al
Z mal.
= Catale switch, on the Frisco, WI
the scene of wreck about tN
u o'clock Monday morning Two trair
: had a meeting order for that poin
the one from the west with stoc
/, got in first but failed to "cear
| and as a consequence its cabooso an
several cars were put into the ditch.
b. \ revival is in progress on We
a creek In the Mayes neighborhood wit
Rev. J. T. Hall, OF the Pryans chap
circuit in charge. II begun last Fl
a day and will continue over next Su
day. Rev. J. f. Thompson, Re
- Marlborough and Rev. w. A. Clark a
among the ministers.
A young man named Belew, VIII
10 loading hay in Fred Kelley's barn
|, White Oak switch Tuesday, W
thrown from the wagon and had I
shoulder broken or thrown out Of pla
e The team. started to run and he
= !, tempted to jump on the wagon in
70 der to stop it but fell, with the abo
IN regnlt