Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1896-08-13
PERSONAL NOTES.

MIR. Meredith. OF Alton, was a caller a
this Office last Friday.
Mrs. Jno. Byrd left Tuesday to visit
week with Neosho friends.
H. L. Moore, of Joplin, was in the city
several days recently ON business.
j. C. Mcspadden was in from Chelsea
Friday on business with this Office.
John L. Walker has gone to South Nc
Alester to work in a printing Office.
MIR. Primrose. the St. Louis Republic rep
resentative, was in town this week.
j. Howard Langley was up from Adair
Friday last on some business in the courts.
Gen. Pleasant Porter, Muskogee's most
prominent citizen. spent Saturday in our
city.
Mrs. Mary J. Thompson. from Coody's
Bluff. was in the city Friday on legal busi-
ness.
e. ii. Scooter and brother from near Gra-
witt. Mo-. spent several days in the city re-
Gently.
Billy Sims and Jim Sheehan were in Mus
kogee several days. attending the Masonic
grand lodge.
Misses Sallie johnson and Fannie Mae
Browning went TO Fairland Saturday TO
visit a week.
Jerry Alberty, an old time subscriber OF
this paper living on Flat Rock, came up Sat
urday to renew.
Jake 'Ashcraft, cheerful and smiling as
eyer, was up from the vicinity of Adair Sat
urday with a lot of melons.
Misses Emily Blakeney and Carrie Goody-
koontz left last Saturday for a ten days Wis
it with friends at Carthage. Mo.
Misses Sadie and Clarence Ashbrook have
returned from a visit of six weeks with their
aunt Mrs. Queshenbury, at Sallisaw.
Operator Douglas OF the Frisco,will go
to Harrisburg. Mo-. to visit his wife and her
family as soon as Bert Walker returns from
Kirksville.
Miss Louie Skinner came home a few
days since from Clinton. where she has been
attending school, and since vacation has
been visiting.
Uncle Jim Cleveland came in from the
Verdigris country some days since. His
wheat madesixteen bushels and corn gives
fair promise.
Sam McNair. Stroud, Oklahoma. is Wis
iting his mother. Mrs. McNair, of this city.
Sam is highly pleased with the section in
which he is now living.
Pat J. Byrne. of Muskogee, was in the
city Thursday on his way home from Okla
homa. He says that country never had such
crops as 1t has this year.
Bert Walker and family left Monday for
Kirksville. Mo, to visit Mrs. Walkers fam
lily for a month. E. e. Langley will act as
relief agent in Bert's absence.
. DIR. C. P. Linn, Of Claremore. has been
called by Gov. Brown, of the Seminoles, to
Wewoka, to stay and care for his son. He
will be absent for a month or more.
M E. Milford went to St.Louis the first Of
the week to attend a meeting of the execu-
tive committee OF the National Editorial as
sociation, OF which body he is a member.
Joseph W. Green. from Centralia, Mo-.
called in and enrolled his name on our list
Friday. He was here to present his claim
for citizenship before the Dawes commission.
A. W. Harland and Solon James, two Of
THE CHIErTAIN's stand-bys, called Friday
and renewed allegiance. The gentlemen re-
port the corn prospects still good in Den
mark"
j. NJ. Gambill, of Palo Pinto, Tex, called
in and subscribed for this paper Tuesday
Mr.. Gambill is here to prove his rights to cit
izeDship before the Dawes commission. He
is well pleased with the territory.