The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1898-12-26
Personal MEE~ION.


night to visit her parents.
Vance McspaGasa returned from Pryo
Greek this morning.
n. b. Grey, OF the Cobb Grocery has gon,
TO South Canadian for a few days.
B. II. Ellis left yesterday for Little Rock
Ark, TO visit his mother for few days
Mrs. and Mrs. VIII Klaus went TO welcl
yesterday TO spend i few days.
Miss Myrtle Crockett went to Nevada Sat.
urday' night, expecting to be absent some
months.
r. r. Thompson, Jr., went to Kansas City
Saturday night He is expected back this
evening.
Mrs. W. w. Ross came up from Tahlequah
last evening. She is an aunt Of the late Mrs.
j. s, Davenport.
Mrs. Ada Billingslea arrived today from
Paris. Texas. TO visit with her sisier-ln-law,
Mrs. Frank Billingslea.
Mrs, Abbie Tolbert OF Claremore, is visit
lting the family OF A. + Chamberlin OF this
place.
Misses Jennie Skinner and Sammle Guntsr
are going to Claremore tomorrow to attend
the ball.
Miss Hattie Gore OF Bluejacket, came in
yesterday evening. She left this morning
FOR Alluwe, to visit few days.
]. G. Starr, stenographer for the Cherokee
commission now negotiating with the Dawes
commission. was up to spend Christmas.
MaI,1
Chelsea to take Christmas dinner with the
daughter, Mrs. B. F. Pennington.
John Harlan spent Christmas in Chelsea
and went east on the evening Frisco train to
Alton. returning this morning.
SIS. Cobb left Saturday evening for Louis
who is very low
Miss Josephine Fayant came down from
Lebanon yesterday to spend the holidays
and is stopping at R. l. Blakeney's.
E. W. Rice returned Sunday morning from
Kansas City, where he went to spend a day
with some northern Kansas friends.
WI. Strange. OF Chelsea. visiting here
has gone on hunt His wife will remain
several days visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morning went to Parsons Sat-
ing or tomorrow expect to be accompanied
by Mrs. Mornings parents.
A. L. Churchill and family. left yesterday
for Windsor, Mo-, to visit few days. Mr.. |
Churchill will return Wednesday, leaving |
his family to visit for awhile.
Hon n W pooarc n ,x,a,,,ha, - +ho rk..o |
kee commission. was up yesterday to spend |
she day. returning to Muskogee, where ne
yotiations we're resumed this morning.
Miss Graper started for Hot Springs yester-
lay morning. having received telegram |
rom her mother, IN reply to an enquiry, |
laying she was unable to eat and not doing |
yery well.
Miss Fanny R. ellison and Miss Margaret
George, teacher OF Worcester Academy, go
% Muskogee tonight for few days; then
hey go on to South McAlester to attend the
association. Miss ellison taught
n Henry Kendall college for two years and
las many frinds at Muskogee and Miss
ieorge has relatives living there. Mrs.
George went down several days ago.
J. B. Turner took his Christmas
urkey with DR.. Bell and wife.
A costumer is at the Cobb house
providing suits for the masquer-
de.
Little joe Mack, who was kicked
n the head by a horse at Coffey-
lille, died Of his injuries.
The entertainment at the col
red M. E. church occurs tonight
nd is well worth attending.
Because of the masquerade ball
Dnight the Crows have postponed
heir initial performance until to-
borrow night.
The members of the Congrega-
onal church hold their annual
leeting Friday nightat the church.
il the members are expected to
Q present.
C. H. Taylor & Co. have opened
Real Estate and Collection
gency in Raymond building in the
pom formerly occupied by at
,rneyJ. S. Davenport.
The Christmas services at the
!. M. E. church last evening, con-
sting of anthems and recitations,
ere good, and great credit is due
[rs. Ella Hill and Mrs. Hawkins