Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-08-24
PERSONAL.

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Claremore
w R. Badgv.s spen, sunday at Fort Glib.
son with his wife.
Niles Lulu Gray Ia home from visit "a
friends at Aurora, Mo.
AIR. and Mrs. E. l.. Haissil are Waiting the
Worlds Fair this week
MISS Ida Biuejscket. from Bolen, Ia vIsIt.
Ing relatives in the city.
w X. Metcslf, the 81 Louis cattle nr,n.
has been here this week.
W. J. Wade. Of McAiester. was dp tbls
week to see his son, VIII.
Miss olive Allen visited the family Of a
W. Green at Alton, this week.
Prof Mccarthy Is home from the cast, look
Ing much Improved, physically.
5. ID. wlnram, formerly auditor OF Kansa.
city spent day In our town this week.
Julius Lyons, the Insurance man. wen, to
Tulsa Mondays from there he went to Kansas
City.
DR.. Day returned from Visit 10 the
Worlds Fair Monday morning, highly pleased
with his trip.
Miss Blanche Hall left Tuesday night for
Detroit to join a musical company with which
she has an engagement.
The Misses Mcclellan, OF Ciaremore. who
have been visiting the Worlds Fair, stopped
on at Vinita last Friday to visit the family Of
Or. Foreman.
Tom and Joe Mcspadden, Of Chelsea. were
In the city Tuesday. In his rent suit against
stewart. Of the defunct Chelsea Banner, Tom
got judgment.
w. g. Patton. wife and daughter Eva. and
Miss Ludio Hall started for Chicago TuesJay
night, via the katy Flyer" They will be
gone about two weeks.
Mr., Milford. ai this ONCE, returned Mon
day morning from about weeks visit TO his
old home in Kansas. Ills mother, seventy
TWO years OF age, has been very sick but ia
now slowly improving.
%. W. rawoith and family are going tw
California about the fret OF september for the
benefit Of Mrs. naworihs health, with the ex.
pectatiOn OF being absent until next season.
They will be accompanied by Mr. IIaworth,s
father, his mother and little girl already being
at Los Angeles.
Miss Blanche Hall left Tuesday night for
Detroit to Join comedy company playing
piece called "Blundors." Her sister Jessie Is
with the "Darrel OF noney' company aud
both will be In Chicago about the 25th. Both
ladies' are possessed Of 1ne dramatic aud mus
ical ability, and their friends will be glad to
learn that their talents are appreciated so
highly.
For a number of months A. II. Nor
wood has been endeavoring to be re-
lieved of the Chelsea postoflice, but
lhua for uithouf unccaaa
Judge Watt Starr was married on the
10th inst, at Tahlequah, to Miss Ella
Christie, Of Goingsnake district. And
so the Judge was elected, after all.
Carey Hoffman is the father Of a
bouncing baby boy, who arrived Thurs
day evening. Mother and babe are do
ing we'll; Carey will survive.
W. F. Davis has the contract to
build 6ve-room dwelling for John
"a tafrdier, near TIE collsge. Work has
already begun on the foundation.
A race took place at tile fair grounds
Saturday afternoon between Dick Xii.
cores horse and roam filly from Pry-
or Creek. Kilgore's horse won the
race.
o. q Large desires us TO say that he
is very grateful for the assistance rem
dered by friends in Vinita during the
sickness and sad death or his little |
baby.
1t may be surprising but it is never
theless fact that the doctors attrib.
ute the prevailing typhoid fever in Vi
nita to the lack Of sanitary precautions
which exist.
1t would be difficult to conceive of a |
finer scope of country, of so great ex-
tent, than that traversed By the Kan
sas q Arkansas Valley road through |
the Cherokee nation.
The Presbyterian school at Chelsea
which was partially built year or so
ago is now to be completed aud open.
ed, funds having been raised and ar.
rangements made to that end.
A social hop, the first OF the season,
was given by Lee Barrett last Monday
evening in the hall over Badgett's dry
goods store. A large attendance and
a delightful evening was the result.
Jimmy White, who has had typhoid
fever for some weeks, is not doing well
at all. Mrs. White is worked down,
caring for her husband and baby, and
IL would be an act Of extreme kindness
If some of our townspeople would step
in frequently aud relieve her for few
hours.
A musical and literary entertain
ment will be given tomorrow night at
Pheasant Hill, the proceeds of which
are to go towards getting up a sub
scription school for the white children
Of that district. A good array Of mus
ical talent from Vinita will take part
We are disposed TO brag great deal
Of our thirty bushe 10 the acre wheat
crops raised in the Verdigris and Caney
but in Butler county, Kan,
In the Walnut and WhiteWa ater valleys
the farmers have been threshing forty
and fifty bushels. They are also doing
Eve hundred per cent. more growing
about hard times than the farmers Of
this nation.
Freeman Nidilier, wife and child,
were in from Echo Monday. Wheat in
bis vicinity did not do very well, but
Mr.. Nidiher says he has as good corn
as he has raised in good long time.
The gentleman has made trial of tim
othy and reports it highly satisfactory.
His advice is to SOW peck Of seed to
the acre about sept. /. and not put in
grain with the timothy.