Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-11-17
PERSONAL NOTES.

j. T. Hukill was in town Friday from AZ
ton.
Preston Davis has returned from Benton
Vile.
DIR. Crawford, Of Grove. was in town yes
terday.
ID. H. Wilson had business at Aftor
Monday.
&C. A. Hall Of Bentonville. Ark. was her
Tuesday,
j. R. sheehan and Morris Knight are fl
St. Louis.
Mrs. E. t. Ironside was in from sapulpl
last week.
Miss Daisy Gore, of Bluejacket, is visit
ing in vInits.
Bert Chandler went to Muskogee Tues
day morning.
p. n. Blackstone, OF Muskogee. was In
town Tuesday.
w. I. Thornton, OF Cowskin prairie, wa.
here last week.
Johnnie Lipe came ia on the Frisco Sat
urday afternoon.
Rev. W. II. Kincaid. of Bluejacket. was
In Vinita, Friday.
Mrs. Geo. W. Clark went to Kansas City
Saturday morning.
N. B. Maxey. the Muskogee lawyer was
in town Saturday.
John F. Warren came up from Adair
Saturday morning.
Art Masterson and wife came down from
Ruby Saturday evening.
-Hon. z. T. walrond. OF Muscogee. was in
town some days since.
Lake Moore. OF Fairland. was a pleasant
caller Monday morning.
Winfield Scott cameup Friday morning
from the Greek country.
w. L. Trott made a trip to Wagner, re-
turning Friday morning.
Clifford L. Jackson. Ex-d.strict Attorney.
was in the city Thursday.
Dennis II. W ilson went to Lenapah on
business yesterday morning.
Mrs. Mamie Mckenzie. OF Biuejacket
came down yesterday morning.
j. B. Burckhalter attended court at
Muskogee the first Of the week.
B. W. Redtern. the Springfield poultry
buyer, was in town some days ago.
Master in Chancery. n. A. Gibson. was
in town Saturday attending court.
Homer Trott returned from hunting
trip down the Valley road Saturday.
John t. Hardy a prosperous farmer of
Cowskin prairie was In town Tuesday.
Mrs. Bridget Burns and her daughter
left on the Katy Monday for Coffeyville.
Judge Thomas and John Anderson re-
turned Friday evening from their hunt.
B. W. PLACE. representing the Business
college at Sedalia, was In town Monday.
Mics Dupree returned Friday night from
visiting friends ut her old home in Texas.
Judge Tibbils went to Independence,
Kansas, Tuesday morning. to attend court.
Dave McNairn left yesterday on the
Frisco for Oklahoma to be gone week or
two.
Mrs. Pauline Halsell went to Muskogee
last night to visit with her sister, Mrs. Dr.
Fite
-Chas. Hunt came home Tuesday from
Springfield. Miss jamie remained for a few
weeks.
August sager came in from Grove Friday
tn transact some business at THE CHIEFTAIN
Office.
day for Tahlequah TO visit and attend the
council.
Nat Perry, substantial farmer OF Cow.
skin prairie. is in the city visiting his broth
er's family.
Henry Armstrong was over from Coody's
Bluff Monday. as was also John NJ. McCrack-
en-, Of Watova.
John Warren and J. Howard Langley.
were among tire arrivals on the Katy yes
terday morning.
w. W. Hadley. of McFali. was in the city
Saturday and took occasion to renew a SUBJ
scription not yet out.
Rev. J. A. Parks went west Tuesday. He
goes to Woodward, o. T., as pastor of the
Methodist church there.
j. c. Burgess. of Pryor Creek. and the
postmaster by the way. called last Thursday
to renew a subscription.
Fl. P. Bown. one OF W. W. Miller's hard
ware salesmen. has returned from a visit at
Aurora, No, with his family.
w. 7. Whitaker. OF Pryor Creek, was
among the passengers arriving on the north
bound Katy Friday morning.
w. E. Downing, the Bolens ferry mer-
chant. was in the city last Saturday and
called to renew a subscription.
Jess B. Drew. an old time vinita boy.
once OF the CHIEFTAIS printatorial force,
came in from Oklahoma last week.
Miss Jennie Heath. sister of Mrs. John T.
Gunter. arrived from Sloan Springs satur-
day morning and will visit in Vinita.
Mrs. VIM. Chouteau went to Chelsea
Tuesday to see her daughter. Mrs. B. ID.
Pennington. who is reported very sick.
Mrs. 7. B. Bliss was registered Monday
at the Western. enroute home to Rich Hill.
Mo-. from a visit with relatives at Tulsa.
Miss Emma Dixon, OF Big Cabin. spent
Tuesday at Worcester academy. She
has been visiting the family OF DIR Foreman.
feeding 800 steers and ''roughing" 1000 other
cattle through the winter was here Monday.
C. G. Marrs, a cattle dealer from Prairie
Grove, Arkansas. was in sVinita yesterday
on his way to Hudson, where he has a farm
rented.
Bert Holderman and his mother came in
from their home near Chetopa Saturday.
Bert was with the rough riders and went
through the Santiago campaign.
b. 5. LafOn, from up near the Kan
sas line, was in the city yesterday. He
is compelled to maintain school for
his own children, almost without as
sistance, and has but four children at
that.
We warn the city fathers that the
street crossing at the Presbyterian
church is dangerous, and that they
should be very careful in driving over
it as there is danger of breaking a
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