Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-07-26
PERSONAL MnNr1oN.
Many Summer Vacations = Our
Friends and Visitors.

Mrs Milford Will probably be home mex
week
Fannie May Browning went to sulphur
Springs last evening.
n. E walker and family are on on a vaca.
tlon at Kirksvllle. Mo.
Mira. Davis Hill and children are summer.
ing at sulphur Springs.
w r. Carter went to ST. Louis Sunday
evening, returning Wednesday.
w. r. Halsell went to Kansas City sun
day night TO sell train Of cattle.
y y. Campbell was In the city few days
since on his way home from St. Louis.
--Alrs. Capt. helms and daughters are al
Eureka springs during the hot weather.
Mrs. DR. Foreman is out visiting at the
home OF Z. NJ. Mcclellan. al Ciaremore.
Mrs. A. n. Green and daughter Mary
have been spending few days at Springfield.
Mrs. Sam Rldenhour aud children have
gone home to McDonough county on a visit.
n c. Chouieau went 70 Kansas City few
days since for the purpose OF trying TO sell
some property.
-Mrs. J. o. Hall and daughters and Miss
Eva Patton are spending the summer solstice
In north Georgia.
Mrs. c. }. Rasbach came down from Par
sons Tuesday for visit with j. a. Berry's
folks. at Hotel Cobb.
Mrs. Jullette Jordon and Miss Horton. Of
Ruby. J G, Nelson's new town on Salt creek
were callers Tuesday.
Geo l.. Abbott, "of Texas" represent
ing Godalr, Harding & Co., has been looking
up business In this'vicinity Of late.
Il Webb Is down from North Missouri
Visiting the folks ana soliciting consignments
for Kansas city live stock commission house
Col Tom Allen, formerly representing
the kansas City stock yards but now with
commission frm. was down few days since.
Mr. Morning went TO Cherryvale this week
on the very interesting mission OF getting
married g. +. Godbey and wife accompanied
him.
-. 7 Mcspadden and brother Joe have
gone down into the Arkausas mountains for
their health. win make the irat stop at Eu
reka Springs
-Mrs. W. W Miller and her children, Miss
Josie Crutcbdeld aud Miss Ella Foreman are
among the members Of the vinita colony at
Eureka Springs
d NJ. Marrs took HE wife and two OF the
children to SLOAN springs last week for a
visit with Mrs. Mara parents. he returning
two days later.
Joe Butler. who was out on a collecting
tour for Mills Bros. his new employers at
Pryor Greek, stopped over Sunday In vlnita
to attend church
Mrs J. +. Lanier is visiting friend. At
Adair, while the head OF the family Is chas-
ius mp and down both railroads after censign.
ments fhay and grain.
Harry Eales, representing an eastern car
pet house, was iu the city iast week. Hoisa
brother-in-iaw to Ton DtDreile. an A., X.
I employe, who lived In vinita years ago
p. a. Nelson, wife, daughter and sister.
pasaed through the city Saturday en- route
home from St. Louis. The gentleman made
very good collections but declared he would
no. care to go through the strain again for the
proa'-
Mrs. pr Bagby and children are visiting
at New Haven. No. aud will remain until
the opening OF school The doctor accompA-
base ball game In progress aud OF course
stopped TO witness it
-Mra. III Haisell and the children OF W.
H. ialsell. with their nurse, Lizzie Nc.
Naught. left sunday for the seashore. They
vent direct Go Boston and will probably go to
Nantasket Beach Mr.. I'd Halsell accom-
panied Them as far as Chicago.
Rev. Mr.. Hurd len the city Tuesday morn
Ing and may not be back though his family
viii be here for a few weeks II IL likely to
be along time before Vlniia has among its
residents min possessed Of such an educa-
,ion as Nj nurd and his departure ls to be
regretted.
Judge John W. nay. a Topeka attorney,
has been wn taking depositIons In the Black
Bob shawnee land matter for soma days.
This case seems iutermlnable and IL looks as
though there was bat one way TO clear up
those titles aud that meets strenuous objsc.
tops by she parties upon the Indian side.
O. V. Rogsrs tareehed 10. 900 bushels
Of grain on his Oolagah place THE sea
son. Thisis probably the largest crop
in the country.
Mrs. Ironside has first-class dress.
maker at the east door Of her store
building. Tho ladies' are invited to
call and examine her work.
THE OHTEFTAIS is on boom and pro-
poses staying on one; 2.5ll copies are
printed this week and not one of them
are sample OF gratuitous copies.
Thos. Burkhart,o ,oi Kelso, was married
TO Miss Hettie Weaver, OF Mcdonald.
Mo.,st the home Of the brides parents.
July 10Th. They will reside at Ke,so.
Our Pryor Greek friends are promis-
ing great things at their annual bar
becue tomorrow and next day. There
will be large attendance and a good
time.
The wife of Mr.. Oleyinger, living on
j. o. llalIs place, has typhoid fever
The daughter Of Mr.. Fitzpatrick, on
Cobb's ranch, is also down with the
same disease.
Judge Crooks has cannon ball "a.
pound shot--that was picked up on
battlefield after the 6ght on Cabin
creek about twelve miles south OF this
place, 10 1868.
This Office has just put in a new safe
for the preservation Of its books by
loss from FIRE. Burglars viii please
take notice that IL is not locked and
refrain from dynamiting it.
Miss Louise Graper entertained
number Of young friends at the acad-
emy dormitory last Thursday evening.
Choice refreshments we're served.
The evening was very pleasant one.
We Main Company, Of Iowa City,
Iowa, have secured judgment for the
amount OF their claim against q. W.