Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-10-18
PERSONAL NOTES.
Our People Our Guests Our
Friends.

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day and spent few hours In the city.
--Chief Charles II. Armstrong, OF the Deia-
wares, spent most OF last week with us.
Mrs. A. J. Ridge went home last week
with her kinsman. Senator washbourne, for
q visit.
LII. Duckworth and daughter. Mas vada,
Of Golngsnake, were mp last week visiting rel
atlves here.
--B. IT, LaFon was down yesterday from
near the Kansas line to meet the Old Settler
commission.
John Carter and wife from sequoyah post
once. on Caney. were In the nrst OF the week
attending court.
Niles Nettie Duncan came up from the Or
phan Asylum Friday and stayed over sunday.
visiting friends here.
j. r. Journeycaks and wife, the NowatA
hotel folks, spent last week In our city. their
fret visit In seven years.
Mrs. Patton and daughter Eva went to 81.
Louis Saturday. They were accompanied by
DR.. Flte, who went on to Georgia.
The wife and daughter Of Clay Bryant
moved down from Parsons this week and have
been yainly endsavorlng to Ind house.
Miss Emma stinnett, OF Fort Scott, and
Mrs. W. N. stlnnett and son of this city, went
to Aurora Sunday evening for a brief visit.
j. W. Singleton. editor OF the Muskogee
Phoenix. was up Thursday, in company with
Capt. John Adams and several other gem
tlemen.
DIR. Fortner made hurried trip to Table,
quah last week to see High Sheriff Mayes, who
was stricken with paralysis. His recovery Is
regsrded as doubtful.
-senstor Claude washbourne. Of Delaware.
was over last week attending TO business here
Claude is serving his second term In The SEN
ate and can always be depended on to do any
service In his power for his constituents.
Mise Mamie BrnkerhoG. who has been the
guest OF Miss Emily Blakeney Tor several
weeks. will return to her home at Carthage,
Mo, Saturday morning. Miss BiakeneY will
accompany her and Will go on to HaITIson-
willie for two months visit.
DIR. Ford passed through Tuesday with a
| number OF acquaintances bound for the Osage
country on a hunt. and stopped to say he
woaid not be back until he had killed Ave
deer. Remember the fate OF Rip Van winklei !
probably no one will know yon when you get
back.
u T. Dickson, OF the Wabash, and party
retained from a grand western trip last week.
The gentleman 10 very enthusiastic In describ-
Ing their stay at Colorado -prings, as we'll as
at many other famous points visited. Miss
Groom also speaks In glowing terms OF what
abe saw.
Jas. L. Bluck, of Pueblo, was here
last week introducing an oil soap for
harness and all leather goods, which
] appears to be an excellent article for
the purpose. He will return IN few
days.
The amount of stone that is being
hauled to this town to be used for
building purposes is simply immense.
The time is rapidly approaching when
the stone quarries Of this country will
be source of great income to their
owners.
Human life is held too cheaply when
the individual who needs a tonic for
his system, seeks 10 cover his wants
by purchasing every new mixture that
is recommended to him. Remember
that Ayar's sarsaparilla has a we'll
earned reputation Of 6fty years stand.
ing.
9. W. Bond, the deputy marshal,
found two pocketbooks last week
which had been stolen, their contents
taken out, and then hid. One be.
loneed to w. II. Tibbils and was
"nipped" at the show ticket office,
The other is a red one, probably a la.
dy's, and unidentified.
j. NJ. Title has his addition, North.
east Yinita, now regularly on the mar
kei. has the deeds printed and ready
for delivery. This is one OF the best
locations in this section for a town
aud as it adjoins and even includes
part Of the present survey of Vinits
its success seems assured.