Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1893-11-30
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Jake Guthrie. Of CSScyville. YVES down
this week
Mig Dawson. the Afton druggist, was
In the city Monday.
w A. Fowler Is enjoying a visit from his
father, who resides At Walnut, Mo.
Mrs WIN. Chouteau went to Kansas City
Tuesday, taking her little daughter Mabel.
M @ Butler. Of Choutsau, the town COM
missioner. was In the city Tuesday for few
hours.
-Mr. and Mrs Milford have gone to III Do
rado, Kan. TO spend Thanksgiving with his
mother.
Mrs. Henry McGiasson left Friday to visit
relatives at sherman. Tex. Henry followed
Monday.
-E. $. Wilson went home TO Lamar, Mo-,
Saturday night to see his family. lie return
ed Monday
Mrs. J. W. Mnler aRd her daughter, Mrs.
Dr. Bagby, went to Kansas CITY Monday. TAX
ing Mabel with them.
Ed and Percy washbourne. almost strang-
ers In this city we're here yesterday, enroute
to Muskogee to attend court.
C. y. Godbcy, OF the First National bank
went to Independence, Kan, Monday where
he was witness In lawsuit
DIR. Warren was in town Tuesday 90
changed In appearance that several Of his old
friends did not know him. His son. 'Llge,
was with him.
--Jesse d. Drew, agent for the Missouri Pa.
clnc Railway company at Corwin, Kan. spent
Sunday and Monday with his family aud
friends in this city.
Mrs. II. O. Barrltt Will return to her home
at sherman tomorrow She Is not well pleased
with Texas aud II is not improbable the lam.
iiy VIII some day move back to thf north
Tate Brady travelling salesman for Kerk-
endall Jones Shoe CO., Omaha. passed
through town Monday on his way TO Tulsa.
to attend the funeral ofhis cousin, Miss Grace
Brady.
--Johnie Claughley. night operator at the
NIX q ~. In this city, was compelled to go
home TO Parsons last week on account Of sick
ness. lie is back at bis post OF duty again,
much improved by his Hip.
Mrs. T. L. Rogers. OF Pawhusks. spent
some days In Vinlta last week visiting friends
and children at the academy. Mr.. Rogers
aud J. b. johnson stopped here from Sunday
TO Monday on their return home from Table
duah.
Capt. jim Taylor. OF Claremore, was in
the city Monday on his return from f. Smith
where he had been as a witness In the Single
ton murder case. for the killing Of John vann
at Gooseneck. Singleton was a-Gu tilted with
on, the jury leaving the box.
Court opened at Muskogee Tuesday
morning.
Just received, fine line OF dried and
green fruit at the Star store.
Mrs. Eliza Parks living two miles
south ofthis city died yesterday morn
ing.
Smith & Smith are going to move
their Law office to the second story ol
the postofiice building.
w. p. Henderson does not wish iC
be considered ia the race for city
councillor as he is a candidate for may
or.
Landlord Berry of the Cobb h GUS,
is preparing to serve a magnificent
supper to the attendants at the
Thanksgiving ball in this city.
The W. G. T. U. is considering tn,
advisabiliy of holding fair just be-
fore the holidays at which all sorts o
appropriate Christmas gifts will b,
sold.
Jess Hall was acquitted at Claremor
this week on the charge OF murder TO
killing Jim Henderson, aud Tom Prath
er was admitted to bail in the sum o
$1,000.
Miss Kate Alley, a practical dress
maker, will be foind at the residence
OF W. l.. Marker, opposite w. L Hal
sell'a. A perfect tt and entire salts
faction guaranteed. p
Prof. @. W. James, a dancing teacher
of Springfield, Mo-, arrived Monday
accompanied by lis daughter. III
has a class already made up and wi!
give twelve lessons.
Al Rogers, who works on the Frisc,
section at this place, has been out Q
his head for a few days as result
probably, OF fever. His wife is sic
with pneumonia.
Taken, from commissioners cour
room, Saturday morning, 25 inst,
black overcoat with black velvet co
lar. II you have it return to w. II
Kornegay, at yinits,
The boys at the Frisco depot hav
got mastif pup which they are feed
ing raw meat and keeping in darl
room, preparing him to run the freigh
crews out Of the house with.
Presiding Elder Austin ia trying 4
find house and when he does so vii
move here from Muskogee. Rev. Aus
tin is a very desirable addition I
Vinita aud he is entirely welcome.
Jerome Barritt is firing an engine q
I the Lehigh coal mines. George an
wife are back in Indiana and I'll
latter has lately been very sick wit
diphtheria but is now out of danger.
Joseph Hunt had the misfortune {
lose about 500 worth of hay and fen
ing by a recent prarie fire. Nat Skin
ner lost a quantity OF hay and tn
damage was more or less severe o
many of the neiRhbors.
Two large samples Of very 6ne graz
lite, from Sequoyah district, were NJ
loaded at the depot sunday. Unfo
tunately it is found ten miles from
railroad in a section Of country Whic
is nearly impenetrable, even by wago
Another attempt was recently ma,
to burn the female seminary. VIII
spirit can possess a person TO prom
them to desire the destruction Of tn,
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