Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1895-10-17
PERSONAL NOTES.

Tom Byrd went to Kansas City Sunday.
j. E. Campbell was in the city Thursda
last.
on business Friday.
Il y. Journeycs&e. of Nowata. was in tn.
city few days since.
Mat Yocum was in towR last week. He fl
now farmer st 0oiagah.
c. L. Harnage and A. J. Ryder spent sew
eral days in the city recently.
Capt. c. V. Rogers was in the city q few
days last week attending court.
N. B. Maxey came mp from Muskoges
Tuesday morning to attend court
A S Nottingham was down from the
country west of Blnejscket Saturday.
w. c. Patton and ]. o. Hall. aud their
families. are back from their Georgia visit.
Miss Martha Rogers went to Ciaremsre
with some friends Friday for few days visit
w. A. Graham came up from Pryor Greek
Monday in the damage case against that town
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Merritt. of Alluwe.
were very pleasant callers at this Office Fri
day.
Hurt" Flippin, an old time academy
boy, was in from Claremore a few days last
week.
w. I. Whitaker. of Pryor Creek. is IN Vi
nita attending court this week. as is also W.
\. Graham.
Judge G. d. Denison was called to Ft.
Smith, Ark. TO appear before the Dawes COM
mission yesterday.
JEFF Muskrat. the present sheriff of Della
ware district was in the city day or two this
week on business.
Judge Clingan, of Chelsea, spent day or
two in yinits last week looking at the L. S.
court and attending to business.
ID. L. Denny and wife, of ClAremore. and
Geo S. Chambers and wife, of Pawhuska,
spent several days in the city last week.
W. E. Rowsey came down from Miami Sat-
urdsy. He is ssnguine that his town will
have railroad from Baxter Springs by Jan. l.
John Franklin, the cattle inspector at
Chicago. came down Thursday in time to see
a two-year-old, of which he is quite proud.
get second money.
HI Keenan,, the 20" live stock agent,
stopped Of No. ; q few minutes Monday to
neighbor with Wabash" Dickson, who was
down to meet him.
Mrs. C. ID. Gunter. of SLOAN Springs. is
the guest of her children here this week, Mr..
John T. GUnter, Mrs. DR.. Fortner. Mrs. B. G.
Chandler and Mrs. ID. NJ. Marrs.
A NJ Brock enjoyed the company of 8
brother from Bentonvilie a few days las.
week The gentleman drove one Of the hand
soonest teams seen in this town in many day.
Mrs. Forrest went TO Marceline. Mo-.
last Friday night, taking the children with
her, having received information by telegraph
that her only sistar, Mrs. White. was not ex-
pected to live.
Mrs Pumphrey returned from St. Louis
Monday morning and said that Mr.. Humphrey
would be along in few days. Beats all how
people do move away from Vinita to stay-and
get back in i've days.
Mrs. II. C. Cook was compelled to go to
Liberty, Mo-, last week, after her daughter
Mabel. who is sick. and may be prevented
from attending the W. Z. T. L. national con-
vention at Baltimore.
DIR. wrsy spent Sunday in this city. |
preaching in the morning at the COngrega- !
tionsl church, and Monday went to Peirce
City. accompanied by Mr.. Forrest. to attend |
the church association meeting.
M. E. Milford, OF this Office, went TO Pur-
cell this week to attend the Press convention |
called to meet there the 10th. From there he |
will probably go to FL Dorado, Kansas, where |
his wife and little daughter are visiting rel
atives.
Jim Taylor and wife. John Dirrickson and |
wife, John Tanner and wife, Lee Conner and
wife, J. T. FlippIn and wife came in on Fri
days train from the ST. Louis fair, and part
Of thsm stopped of here. Mr.. Flippln got "a
dispatch next morning announcing the sudden
death OF his father. John Fiippin, at Clare
more, and left at once.