Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1892-09-01

MIRA, WIN, Choutehu 10 IN hanhhh City.
Major Lipe was among those who came q
see the show from the west.
--Dr. ". A. Burch. the occulist, has return.
ed from his visit TO IndleEa
Henry Ballard was up from ChauteAu show
day and reports trade good
--EyAnsellst Wolfe went to s. Louis yes.
terday 70 buy a corn mill.
MIRA. q Pumphrey returned last evening
nom . visit al Kansas City.
Miss Cora Langley. OF FaIrlAnd. was In
the city Sunday and Monday Waiting.
--Mrs. Grlmu and her son.in-law. VIM.
Moore, have gone home TO Kansas CITY.
Mrs. G. W. Franklin returned last Friday
from yisit At her former home In Indiana.
Fred walker and Miss Maud Williams
we're up from Alton Monday TO the show.
DIR. W. II. Ford was in last Saturday and
had very pleasant report to give OF FairlAnd.
IF. W. Boast, a resident OF IT. Smith Aimee
1854, has been mp this way buying hay this
week.
Miss Matte Eaton. OF Claremore, was
visiting relatives In vinitA for some days
this week.
g. A. Armstrong came over from his
home on Grand River aud placed his children
in the Academy.
Prof. Mccarthy returned last Thursday
night from hurried "trip to Chicago In the
interest OF the academy.
Fritz Ellis, from upper Cabin Creek, was
in town Tuesday and reports Mondays rain to
have been very light In his section.
John w. Miller went up to Kansas City
last week. returning Saturday. The balance
of the folks came home a few days later.
Mr.. Patton went to 81. Louis last sveu-
Ing TO meet his wife and daughter who are
on their way home from . visit In Georgia.
Misses Florence Breedlove and Eliza Will
son, OF Prairie city, stayed over Sunday and
Monday In the city on their way to Tahlequah
ALLEN, Cashier Cooks oldest son, stud
ent OF the Naval Academy at Annapolis, is
spending his vacation with his parents IN this
city.
Calvin James, Jno, W. Mccullough, G. II.
Foust and several other gentlemen from Fair
land and vicinity were In Monday to see Ra-
jah
j. b. Stevens, now OF Alton, was In sun
day and states that his brother jim, who was
out here some years ago, has recently died In
Maryland.
-Grayson Wills started Tuesday for a two
weeks visit at his old home In Maryland ac-
by Mrs Wills. They go direct to
w Ashlngton.
j. T. Dickson. OF the wAbash railroad,
has been over into Oklahoma. lie was thank
full II was some OF his ''wife's people" and
not himself who has to live there.
g. II. Warren was up from the vicinity OF
Adar Tuesday lie says he is a monopolist-
b monopolht OF hard work-and as a result
most always has something to live upon.
Berry Hogan, of Tulsa, passed through
The city Tuesday en- route to Iowa where his
wife and children are now visiting. After
taking them on TO Minnesota he will return
nome.
Ed. Campbell went to St. Louis Sunday
night to purchase his fall stock OF goods. lie
has, since the fire. pat up a new store at
Nowata and his partner, MIR. Carey. has re-
built his hotel.
Il. p. Barry, now OF Muskogee, was "a
south-bound passenger Friday night. He
lad been TO Kansas City and St. Louis and
'ook occasion to say It would be IL. P.
Barry 4 Co., 4" henceforth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Raymond returned
Monday after three wseks' tour OF Colorado.
Mr. Raymond says no sngravings or photo
graphs convey the least impression OF the
scenery OF that country.
Sheriff Sanders was in last Monday to
zee the circus, among other things-And NJ. p.
Noodson, also from Claremore, was on hand.
Il 10 needless to say that Chelsea was repre-
,ented by d. d. Pennington. among others.
DIR. Philip Donahoo. OF Alton. was In last
Saturday looking after some business matters
md made this ofice q call. He said that
while he found THE CHIEFTAIN wherever he
went, he wanted copy TO his own address.
The greatest feature of the circus
was the number OF people who attend
ed.
Late rains have greatly improved
the grass, and haying has received
fresh impetus.
w. P. Henderson has sold his inter
sst in the Alton store and is keeping
hotel at Adair.
Col. Bell found as fine q peach on
one OF his trees this week as was ever
seen in this country.
If you don't think this country has
population. right" you should have
been here show day.
A mail box is going to be put up at
The NJ. X. & 7. depot which will be
opened by the postal clerks OF each
tr ain.
The fair grounds are somewhat out
)f condition but the work of prepara-
ion for the coming fair will be COM
nenced at once.
w. l.. Richards, the preachers son,
was married last week to the daughter
of Gov. Allen Wright, deceased, OF the
Choctaw nation.
The Dalton boys have not been
heard Of for a couple OF weeks aud a
rain robbery has taken place which is
not laid at their door.
In the loss OF their infant child
on Tuesday evening of meningitis, Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Shanahan will receive
The commiseration Of all acquaint.
ances.
A small row at the show grounds
last Sunday afternoon came near de-
into a riot. Contrary to the
usual result, the town outfit had rath-
sr the best Of it.
P. d. Henry, while in Kansas City
last week, bought a large quantity Of
new goods and avails himself Of our
columns to make the fact
Known.
The witnesses In the Hint Riden-
hour case came back from ~. Smith
asst Saturday and remained day or
two. The case may not come up in
month.
The colored people of the Coal Greek
settlement have decided to celebrate
oo.I ~ Canfara-