Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-08-18
PERSONAL NOTES.
Cook is in Chicago.

| Arthur Cook is in Chicago.
Bud wyly. Of Tahiequah, was in vinita
this week.
| Jim Taylor, OF Claremore, was in the
| city this week.
| x-Joe Dawson. from near Alton, was in the
city trading yesterday.
u. o. Hall and Ewing Halsell left for
their COW ranches yesterday.
| Capt. Nelms went to Muskogee with the
| election returns last evening.
Judge G. ". Clark was an interested
spectator at Tuesdays election.
Mrs F. s. Choteau returned few days
since from her visit at Kansas City.
| John NJ. Taylor, Jr., came up from Clare
more and spent election day in this city,
| Rev. W. T, King went to Eldorado
Springs this week for few weeks vacation.
Lee Barrett and family returned satur-
day from a vacation Of ten days at Eureka
| Springs.
j. B. Turner spent several days recently
| in the spavinaw country, on professional
business.
L. F. Parker. assistant district attorney,
the Omaha exposition.
B. E. Walker and wife have returned
to the city. and Mr.. Walker resumes his
duties as Frisco agent today.
Norman Shelton visited vinita this week
for the first time in four years. He has been
in the drug business at stiIlwell.
Miss Margaret George, who takes charge
OF the kindergarten Departments of Worces-
ter academy, arrived Tuesday morning.
Judge d. A. Harvey, Oklahoma's frat
delegate in congress, was down from wyan.
dotte, his present headquarters, Monday.
y. r. McCrary has returned from Dem
yer. and looks quite well. That is great
country to invigorate and put new life into
person.
"A. L. Churchill, accompanied by John
Davis and Miss Hayward, are in the market
this week selecting the fall stock for the
Jumbo store.
-Chas.Ashby. the husband OF Mrs. Soper's
sister. is expected down from Topeka very
| soon on visit. and to have fishing and
hunting outing.
&c. A. Walker, former well known resi-
dent OF this town and vicinity, but who now
lives in Kansas, at La Harpe, arrived On the
Frisco yesterday.
l w L. Chapman went to Claremore yes
terday torelieve Cashier, c. F. Godbey, who
is sick with slow fever and has BARRIERS
itch in addition.
-w.M. MeIlette went to Ft.Smith Tuesday
night to bring home his little daughter, who
has been there several weeks visiting her
| aunt, Mrs. Barnes.
Miss Fannie Sixkiller, who has been
spending the summer with her cousin. Miss
Fannie knight. departed Wednesday for her
home at Tahlequah.
Oscar Dowell, now Of Stroud, was here
one day last week. he has recently return
ed from q summer outing in Colorado,
camping out much Of the time,
Dol. Tracy. ex-mernber Of congress from
the Springfield district, was down Sunday to
meet Col. r. W. Blue, with whom he served
in the house for one or two terms.
-ose Hsrland, one OF the old-iimers OF
Delaware. Was in last week. Son John had
grown to be so much OF dude It took an in
PRODUCTION before bis pa knew him.
Maj. Goldberg. agent at Quapaw, and
also his superintendent OF schools. were
down one day last week getting acquainted
with our city and attending grand lodge.
&C. L. Harnage and J. L. Beatty, two Of
the substantial citizens of Talala, were down
few days since and took occasion to renew
their subscriptions and to tell of the tremen-
dous corn crop in the Verdigris country.
Orlando Wilcox. assistant United States
attorney, spent several days in our city last
week, mingling erstwhile In society circles
to some extent The gentleman will bring
his family on; from Ohio in the fall. estab-
fishing them at Nuskogee.