Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1894-12-20
PERSONAL NOTES.
Our People-Our ouest9 . Our
Friends.


In this city.
--sIias Armstrong. OF wysndotte, was dowr
afew days since.
Ii. p. Smart was mp last wesk from Sail.
saw where he Is selling Drugs.
&C. p. Hamilton. formerly Geo. Perry.
man's COW boss, was here Monday.
Mrs. s. J. Thompson will leave shortly
for an extended visit TO relatives In Texas.
Miss Georeie Hardy LEFT yesterday for 81.
Louis In the interest Of Worcester academy.
Mr.. AID Mrs. Bishop, OF the academy
will spend part OF their vacation In Kansas
City.
| j. II Bollnger and wife are going TO Ken
tuclsy 20 spend ihs winter and perhaps 10
remain.
Miss Emma Blakeney returned 10 her home
at this place last Saturday after two months
absence.
w. s. Halloweli, J. n. Durkee and A. A
Moore are down from Kansss City on hunt,
with Dr. Bagby.
w. Curtis and wife were over from
Alton on visit the nrst OF the week and to
do some shopping
Col. Tom Needles, the popular sx-U. 8
marshal, passed through the city Monday on
hls way TO Muskogso.
Niles Graper expects TO vislt In Springfield
during her vacation from her duties as music
| teacher at the academy.
Prof. Hopkins expects 10 go out among the
| osagss and Deiawares during the holidays in
the interest OF the academy.
Miss Curry aud Miss Fayant. OF the aca d.
smy faculty. will return TO their homes in
Missouri during the holidays.
w. A. Thoms and number Of 81. Louie
| a San Francisco railroad folks were down
this way the nrst OF the week.
Muck Berry has been headed towards
Vinita for some days-almost weeks--and as
he has not yet shown mp Is probably Afoot.
=-Mrs. George Blskeney. owing TO the con-
dltlon Of Mr.. Blskeney's neaith, has been
compelled to abandon her contemplated visit
to Texas.
For Dannlngberg was In laAt Saturday for
the purpose Of rounding up fellow who had
sold him some "crooked" ysArllngs. He
found his man.
Bill Henderson came In from Nowata Sun.
day. lie says he has the best hotel In the
Cherokee nation, excepting only the Hotel
Cobb at this place.
w. II. DArrough, representing the wyan
| dotts T. vn and Title Co. . was In vlnlta Mon
day LOOKING for a comfortable dwelling 10
rent for the winter.
M. A. Mcspadden tMsgnus,) from Table
quSh, was in the city yesterday enroute to
Chelsea. He ls an old vlnlta boy and was
free to confess that the growth ofthe burg sur-
prlssd him.
&C. Y. GodbeY and Jim Kearns came home
from Minneapolis last Saturday evening but
receiving a dispatch that Mr.. Kearns. senior,
could not live, he returned at midnight. The
gentlemen died Sunday.
DIR. r. W. HiII. OF Muskogee. started for
New York Friday. Before returning he will
make partial arrangements at least for the
pilgrimage OF the Knights Templar to the
Boston ,rIennIal conclave next August.
It is reported that Romine, the
stock man, was robbed of $500 some
days since, and his horse. a valuable
one, killed.
This week closes the tall term at
Worcester academy. The number of
students has been unusually large and
good work has been done.
Some days since a man was crossing
Grand river when his dog jumped into
the wagon diecharging a gun, by
which the owner was killed.
W. A. Caldwell, president OF Henry
Kendall college, Muskogee. writes
that their enrolment has reached 1876
and all departments are fiourishing.
Remember that Worcester acadcuy
begins its winter term. on Monday,
Jan. sth. n oasrs unusual advan-
is9ost 70 those seeking an education.
Win Wright and his party Of hunters
had rather poor success. About forty
deer were seen by the party aud only
one killed. Turkeys we're very plen-
tiful.
PARTED desiring TO place gifts upon
the ConRational Sunday school Christ
mas tree are more than welcome to do
so. Take them to the church Monday
afternoon.
The new steam heating plant at the
academy dormitory was inspected and
accepted last Thursday. This is the
first building in the city to adopt
heating system.
The W. o. T. U. will meet at Mrs.
Clark's Thursday Dec. 20 at 8 y. m
II Is requested that all members be
present as there is important business
to be attended to.
II you want to spend the holidays
with your "wife's people" or anyone
else, Agent stinnett, Of tho NJ, X. &
T.. will sell you a round trip ticket at
one and one-third fare.
A lot OF young people from the
college took peaceable possession OF
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jimmy
Thompson Friday night and made
free and joyful use OF Il.
Rev. W. l.. Sutherland preached two
very good sermons at the Oongrega.
tional church Sunday. He also de.
hvered very strong lecture Friday
night on the subject Of education.
Joseph England, Bill Rains father
in-law, fell on the streets a few days
since and fractured his hip bone.
The fact that he is "A years OF age
makes the case one OF serious moment.
There will be special Christmas SER
vices at Congregational church next
Sabbath morning, conducted by the
pastor. In the evening the sermon
will be on the subject, "Some Royal
Birthdays."
The Santa Fe offers round. trip holi-
day tickets between stations not over