Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-11-10
PERSONAL NOTES.

John Hogan, of Pryor Creek. was in town
yesterday.
ID. ii. Wilson goes to Miami to attend
court today.
Miss Jessie Daniels is visiting in Fair
land this week.
| -Robt. L. Mcclure went west on the Fris-
co yesterday.
-stenographer Dickey returned from Mi
ami yesterday.
Pryor Farley returned from the east on
the noon train yesterday.
Mrs. r. NJ. Swain returned last night
from her trip to the Pacific coast.
Cashier Berry. of the bank of Seneca.
came down on the noon train yesterday.
Miss Electa Davis will remain in the city
fer few days visiting friends and relatives.
Shelly Keys was in the city Monday
on business and called to renew his subscrlp-
tion.
Mrs. John Connolly, of Fsirland, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Daniels OF this
place.
Mrs. T. B. Bliss, of Rich Hill, Missouri.
stopped over Friday enroute to Tulsa.to visit
her father.
Miss Dora willard arrived in the city
Sunday for the purpose Of attending
school here.
w, @. Rogers, the Skiatook and Talala
merchant came in on the evening Frisco
train Friday.
commissioners Yancy, of Claremore,
and McCombs, OF Salisaw, are both In town
Thursday.
w R. Badgett returned from st. Louis
and W. n. Mellette from Ft. Smith on yes
terder's Frisco train.
james d. Lynch left for Tahlequah Sat-
urday this morning. to be present at the ses-
sion OF the Cherokee council.
Attorney W. T. Hutchings came up from
Muskogee on the night train and left early
yesterday for Miami to attend court.
R. P. Rhea. brother Of the genial Mr..
Rhea. at the Jumbo was In town last week
visiting his brother; bis home is at Guthrie.
-"Cip" Davis, a brother of George Davis.
is in town visiting. having been in the west
for more than ten years. his family are
with him.
Rev. VI. L. Butler returned from Nor
man, Okla, Tuesday afternoon. where he
had been In attendance at the Methodist
conference.
Mrs. S. A Smith. after pleasant visit
of two weeks with her sister. Mrs. A. NJ.
Crockett. departed for her home at Bolla,
Mo-, Thursday.
C. W. Green, living at Kelso, five miles
away. was in town Saturday for the first
time in two months-and he was about the
| FIRST settler. too.
Capt g. S. Cobb has returned from Tulsa.
where he has been receiving couple of
thousand cattle. and has put one thousand
of them on feed,
Geo. A.Armstrong is in Tuesday from his
farm eight miles east. Mr.. Armstrong IA
vors the substitute for the Curtis bill, as
printed In last weeks CHIEFTAIN.
John Corntassel, fullblood Cherokee Of
some local fame in Delaware district as u
politician. was in town Tuesday as witness
| in a case before the commissioner.
Luther L. Truitt, OF Sherman, Texas. an
old friend and school mate Of OF z. n. VIII
hanson, was in town Tuesday. Mr.. Truitt
will likely locate here to practice law
Mrs. II. @. Miller, an aunt of the man.
aeer of Browning's lumber yard In this city,
came up from Adair Friday and went home
to Seneca that afternoon on the Frisco.
-Isparhecher, the fullblood chief Of the
Greek nation. passed through town Friday
morning, enroute home to the western part
of the Greek nation Old ''spi" thinks the
Preston S. Davis and family have gone
to Bentonyilie. The house they have been
occupying is desired by Prof Chapman. and
Mrs. Davis and the children will probably
not return until their-new house Is COM
pleted-