Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-01-20
PERSONAL NOTES.

PERSONAL NOTES.
Geo. Perryman. of Tulsa, is attending
court
Jas. A Scott. Masonic grand master of
this territory, spent Tuesday in this city.
Hon. r. W. Lindsey, of Chouteau, is
serving on the United States grand jury.
r. L. Lynch. now banker as well as a
merchant at Tulsa. was up Saturday on
business.
M. Holderman, from near Chetopa. was
in attendance upon Judge Thomas court
this week.
Miss Lola Lipe came in from the west
Monday and next day went to Neosho to
attend school.
Miss Julietta Scrimsher is visiting her
friend. Miss Sammie Gunter. at the home OF
L. W. Burlington.
All. Cook. who has been working in the
freight Office of the NJ. X. & I. at Denison-
came home this week.
w. W. Hastings. of Tahlequah, one of the
most prominent Cherokee attorneys in the
nation. attended court here this week.
Robert Farmer and wife, the latter Miss
ASHDrOOk. are now EldhihE hpAAS ~
Pauls Valley. in the Chickasaw nation.
Col VIM. NJ. Cravens. of Ft. Smith. is
among the attorneys from abroad who are
attending United States court here this
week.
Judge Scrimsher and ex. Senator Ed San
ders represent Claremore on the petit jury
and Teece Chambers. from the same city.oc-
cupies place on the grand jury.
The weather has been decidedly
rainy, snowy and disagreeable this
week.
The department of justice thinks
three jails enough for the Indian Ter
ritory and has recommended an ap-
preparation for one at Muskogee, one
at South McAlester and third at
Ardmore.
Those who have been out cOursing
say that it net infrequently happens
that jack rabbit will run until it
falls dead, or if picked up before the
dogs find it, having hid, it will die
lTOill cAllduSllOU.
One bottle of DIR. Simmons Cough
Syrup will cure you, when perhaps all
the physicians in the world could not
three months from now: why not try a
bottle? Price fifty cents. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money refunded. 4deC
The person who sold Badgett'>
grocery the pound packages OF butter
with the inside filled with poor lard
will kindly call and get it and make
settlement. This wou,d he an un.
pleasant thing to have made public,
don't you think?
W. NJ. Mellette reached Fort Smith
an hour after the storm last week
having gone down to assist in the Gu
Rowe case. Not knowing the time OF
the storm it was not surprising that
Mrs Mellette spent very uncOmfort
able day Wednesday.
A glance at those attending court
suggests the old days at Dog Creel
court house, gone forever. Watt STAR
can rave and roar, but apparently Uu
Gle Sans minions have taken charge
of the Cherokee judiciary for all time
and a good change it is.
Mrs. II. c. Cook and her daughters
Misses Leila and Mabel, entertained
their friends last Thursday, being
assisted by Mrs. J.B. Turner and Mrs
J. G. Anderson. 1t is needless to state
that the entertainment was conducted
with all the care required to make The
comfort of the guests complete.
Mr.. Ming captured a thief Sunday
evening by dint of being fleet of foot,
but instead of sending him TO Jail he
gave him his supper and admOnished
him TO sin no more. The fellow had
stolen pair of pants in the back part
of the house, but being seen at the
gate dropped them and started to run
Miss Carrie GOOdykOontz gave pro.
gressive euchre party Friday after
noon in honor of Miss Grove, hel
guest, who resides at Springfield
While the euchre playing OF some OF
those present appears to have been o
a quality which practice should i'm
prove, the time was very pleasantly
spent and the refreshments especially
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