Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-10-20
PERSONAL NOTES.

j. L. Rogers came in from Talala Frida
Ed. Halsell came in from his cattle ranc
Monday.
j. W. Trundle viii leave today 70
Missouri.
j. ID. Cox, the attorney. went home {
Nowata yesterday
a Attorney J. II. Keith. of Coneyville. wa
q in town last week.
e. W. Young. the pension examiner
came in Friday night.
VIII Mayes. OF Oowskin prairie, cam,
in Friday ION business"
&C. W. Childers, OF Coffeyville, WAS il
town the first of the week.
-Dr. Nolan wss neIghboring with his old
friends IN this city Tuesday.
Jim Chandler came up from MuskoCee
Sunday to visit his vinita folks.
Mr.. Charles, the merchant at Sac and
Fox agency, was in our city Friday.
John H. Connolly, OF Fairland, was wilt.
ness before the grand jury Monday.
Sam Frasier returned from Texas yes
day where he has been to buy cattle.
General Pleasant Porter lie among the dis
tinguished visitors In town yesterday.
-Tece Chambers. OF Olaremore. was wit
ness in Judge Thomas court Monday.
Miss Efie Dupree has gone to Minneola.
Tex. to visit with friends and relatives.
Col. W. II. H. scudder came up with the
excursion from Chelsea to view the circus.
N. B. Maxey, OF Muskogee. had busi-
ness with the United States court Saturday.
Judge John A. Foreman. of Talala, is
among the many visitors in town last week.
DR.. Foil, of FAlrland- was in the city Mon
day. but went home on the afternoon train.
John Ballew and Dan Mabry and son
were up from the vicinity OF Adair. Tuesday
Cashier Phillips returned Tuesday
from hurried trip to his place near Nova
ia.
Jim Wilmington came back from Indi-
ana to be present at the trial of John Eli
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Masterson visited at Ruby
Sunday. the guests OF their son Arthur and
wife.
Mrs. B. d. Pennington. OF Chelsea, has
been visiting her parents, VIM. Chouteau
and wife.
Robert Cooke, Mrs. Don-Carlos' brother
left for his home ut Nashville Sunday
morning.
j. B. Rogers was in from Chelsea Friday. |
He is going to embark to considerable extent |
in the berry culture.
#. II. Wasson and Abraham Mills. OF |
Chetopa, were young enough to come 30
miles to see the big show.
Miss lone Harland, enroute home from
st Louis. spent q few hours with her
brother, John, at the Jumbo yesterday.
Mrs. James Moore of Kansas City. and
Mrs. Davidson, OF Butte, Mont., sisters OF
Mrs. J. W. Miller. are here on visit.
Frank Snarp met some OF his family at
the northbound Katy train yesterday noon
and drove over home to Alton. with them at
once.
Miss May Armstrong and Miss Meredith,
Of Alton, came down Friday and were the
guests for dinner at the Academy. Miss
alma mater.
p G. Browning came in from Seneca
for the purpose OF attending the funeral
Of Val Perry. but was disappointed, it being
conducted on Cowskin Prairie.
L. L. DuckWorth. vile and little son. OF
SLOAN Springs, after a weeks visit with
here. went to Claremore Saturday
10 visit their daughter, Mrs. Della Thurman.
R. S. Davis, formerly of the Wagner
sayings. but now travelling for the Carpen-
er Paper Co.. Of Omaha, was in the city, in
he interest Of his house Monday. OF course
The CHIEFrAIE gave him an order.
Fair Mcspsdden, OF Chelsea. was a pleas
mt caller Friday morning. He knows vinita
S a good town but is too comfortably situa-
ed to ever think OF coming here and that's
what's the matter with lot OF those Chel-
ea folks.
W. II. Curtis and wife came over from AZ
on Friday to the show, as did nearly {
very one else from that town. Mr.. Curtis,
Unable TO get any one to attend his lumber
ard. and not willing to miss the show him {
elf, shut up the business and came anyway.