Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-12-08
PERSONAL NOTES.

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Monday morning.
Mrs. Fronia Barrett went TO Claremors
Tuesday morning.
-Robt. L. Mcclure went west on the Frisc'
Saturday morning.
Z. Pumphrey came up from the Creel
nation Monday night.
%. D. weldon. OF the Fort Smith Eleva.
tor. was In town Friday.
Bob Blaksney and Mr.. McMaEvs return
ed from spavinaw saturday
Attorney Preston Davis returned from
Bentonville Tuesday morning.
A. L. Churchill returned Tuesday night
from a business trip to Clinton.
w J. Wade was up from acAlester to sec
how things are going last week.
Gray son wills went home 10 whiteosk
on the Frisco Thursday morning.
DIR C. Bailey Bell and wife returned
Tuesday night from Adams. Tenn.
Miss Ida Williams returned to her home
at Seosho, No. Monday afternoon.
-solon James OF Denmark" came Down
on the Frisco Wednesday morning.
Mrs Mellstte aud the children went TO
Fit. Smith Friday evening. on a visit.
Rev Porter. pastor Of the NJ. f. church
at Miami. was in the city Wednesday.
AIRS. G c. Sage. OF Catoosa. came mp
Tuesday to probate her late husbands will
Miss RebeccaAnderson returned Saturday
morning from a visit with relatives in Texas
s Burns went to Kansas City satur-
day night to lay In a stock Of Christmas
goods.
ID. W. Vana aud Frank Connor OF Fair
land were in town Saturday enroute to Tah-
'lequah
w. L. Beatty left on Monday nights
train for Kansas City. to the bedside of his
brother who is very sick, and not expected
to recover.
Nj. d. woodson came up from Muskogee
Tuesday night aud went home to Claremore
next morning.
j. Howard Langley and ". B. Chapman
were up from Pryor Creek on business
last Thursday.
Mrs. DIR. b. d. Barr returned
Monday morning to her home at Clinton.
No. after visit of some days with the fam
lily OF A. L. Churchill.
Miss Emma Ross came up from Ft. Gib=
son Thursday TO assist as she can her sister,
Mrs. Badgett. and family.
Frank Camp left for his home at Grove
Saturday morning, after spending several
days here attending court.
e c. Ghormley came up from Pensacola
Saturday. and is probably the man who was
responsible for the storm.
&C. a. Williams, formerly Of Rnby. but
now merchant at Westville. and who Is
back on visit. was In the city Thursday.
Ed Adair was in town Friday. having rid
den mp early in the morning. lie has five or
six hundred cattle. but is not corn feeding
them.
III. Lingie. formerly publisher of the
Henry County Democrat, al Clinton. No, an
old friend OF Mr.. Churchilrs, was in the city
Thursday.
j. J. Bowles and J. W. Hunolt left over
the Katy Thursday for a visit with friends
at Edna. Mo. and viii be gone tin after the
holidays
ID. NJ. Webb and son returned from Fort
Smith WEDNESDAY. They stopped on at
wesifork, their old home, long enough TO go
fox hunting.
u. A. Williams. formerly OF the Talala
Tribune. but now in the drug business at
CatoosA. was IN town Wednesday a a wit
ness in soma court matter from Catoosa-
-George f. Badgett. a brother Of W. r.
Badgeti. came very unexpectedly Tuesday.
He now lives at Morris. Mont. and has not
been here for sixteen years
Especial attention is called to our
extra fancy pieces. Ming FurnilureCo.
THE CHIEFTAIN Office is overflow
ing with work at present but its force
is equal TO all demands.
Mrs. Dayenport's health has been
quite poor of late and her trip to
Texas has been deferred.
I. \. Chittwood lost a fine COW a
few days since, by dying-one for
which he was offered $40.
The postorfice at Savanna, !. T., was
robbed Of about $40 worth Of stamps
and money Sunday night.
Buy your wife a useful Christmas
present-a parlor or bedroom set-at
E. NJ. Ming Farniture Co.'S.
Seven head of horses were burned
up in stable at Nowata last week
the property Of VIM. Devon.
Jim Leforce and his youngest
brother have a big lot of cattle at
John Skillman's, Big Cabin.
Edgar Smith has liberated sore
throat and the doctors had to lance
his tonsils Tuesday morning.
Sam Motley and Pies Thompson
went to Grand river on hunting ex'
pedition Saturday afternoon.
The person finding black leather
pocketbook will please return same tc
the Jumbo Store and get reward.
Iron or brass beds are cheap now
anyone can afford one. Ming Furni-
ture Co. has a large lot: all prices.
Tom Monaghan was fined one dollar
and costs in the mayors court Tuesday
morning for disturbing the peace
e. NJ. Ming Furniture Co. pays Tho
freight charges on furniture TO al
neighboring towns. It's the only place
You can have your Christmas pres
ents engraved at the Bee Jewelrl
Store. August Schliecker, jeweleI
and optician.
The cash carrying system at the
Jumbo has been moved, to enable The
cashier, Miss Miller, to get away from
the stove pipe.
S. +. Parks drove out to Lucas, u
miles northwest of town, Saturday
facing the storm, to attend to sOm'
legal business.