Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1898-10-06
PERSONAL NOTES.

city this week.
Jas Dumas is upon the regular panel Of
the petit jury.
DIR. A. W. Foreman is at Eureka Springs
visiting his family.
H. Jennings of the Barttlesville Magnet,
| is attending court.
Judge c. d. Stuart. OF South McAlester.
has been in the city.
Judge Mcclure came in from the Chicka-
saw nation last night.
Art Barker. from the vicinity OF kinni-
son, was down Saturday.
Sam Frazier and family and Callie Gun
ter visited at Alton Sunday.
Geo. W. Mayes is up from Pryor Creek,
serving his country as juror.
Geo. Bullette. of Tulsa, having stuck his
cow-thief. went home yesterday.
Bob Lynch was in from Tulsa Saturday,
Business he reports to be excellent.
E-Col. R. L. Owen spent Saturday in the city
with his cousin. DIR. Owen. and family.
Col. Jonathan Gore. the sage of Blue
jacket, is a welcome guest 10 our city
Geo. W. Taylor. of Alton. is here helping
run the court, in the capacity Of juror.
Mrs j. A. Paul and sister, Miss Mabel
Miller. left for Omaha Saturday night.
&C. A. Andrews, of Maryville. Mo-, a
townsman Of Ii. c. Miller. is in the city.
Henry Hayden looks natural on the
streets. ard seems to have lost no flesh.
Geo. E. Nelson. of the Muskogee bar. is
in attendance at the United States.court.
Miss Katie Randle. OF Ruby. came in
Wednesday morning to enter the college.
Capt. Lee b. Smith. of Cowskin Prairie.
is In town in obedience to a summons as
juror.
4 Pumphrey. came home few days
since from the Creek nation, his wife being
sick.
-J.P. Scott went TO st. Louis Monday
for rest and to see the great fair and ex-
position.
"A brother Of Jas. Morning, accompanied
by his wife and little daughter, are visiting
in Vinita.
Miss Fanny Mae Browning returned last
week from two mouths visit with relatives
in Illinois.
j. H. Koogler. an attorney OF Muskogee,
was registered at the Hotel Green the first
Of the week.
Mrs. d. NJ. Marrs visited at Adair
couple OF days last week. returning satur-
day morning.
H. a. Galloway. employed IN drug store
at Stroud. o. T, was called home Friday by
illness in HE family.
MIR. and Mrs W. Z. Patton returned from
a.. a~4andad ,-fSft m North l.arOlfna and
Georgia last Friday.
Attorney W. p. Thompson. OF Tahlequah,
is attending court. having several important
cases to come up this term
Jesse Cochran is on hand. OF course
Nothing like court to bring visitors to Sini-
ta--except Ringling's circus.
p. G. Browning. the leading lumber man
of the southwest. came in Monday from SEN
eca and will remain all week.
C. B. Keeler. the Bartlesville merchant
was here the first Of the week. but managed
to get excused from jury service
Miss Lizzie Dickey. Mrs. Ming's neice. OF
MarshfeId, Mo-, arrived Tuesday morning
for the purpose of attending the college.
Webb vanu Is doing duty as an United
States juror at the present term OF court
here and is about rs good timber rs could
be selected. too.
w. II. Tibbils, Jr., and family. left for
their home a; Coneyville Wednesday after
a two weeks visit with the family Of Judge
Tibbils of this city.
DR. c. p Linn. of Claremore. has been
spending several days in the city. There
are a number of his Seminole acquaintances
here attending court.
John Hultz. from the Seminole country.
but who was resident of Vinita eight years
ago, is in town attending court in the capac-
ity of a government witness.
H. G. Risteer, reporter for the South
McAlester Capital. who was up for the pur-
pose of reporting the ball games, honored
this Office with a call Tuesday.
Ferd Halsen and wife. of Decatur. Tex.
were the guests few days since Of their
uncle. W. E, Halsell. OF this city. They
were returning from their bridal tour.
Bob Garrett and Sam Leforce have been
TO Kansas City this week looking after a
cattle trade. Sam has cold several large
punches OF cattle. MIR. Garrett being among
his customers.
Joe Rogers was up from Adair Saturday.
He has about determined to sell out on the
prairie and move over near the Arkansas
line. where the winters are less severe and
he believes fruit trees give better results.
Il. NJ. Burlington. the advance represen-
tative OF Prof. Gentry's famous dog and
pony show, was in the city Tuesday. This
show will give two performances in this city
Wednesday, the 18th. afternoon'and evening.
Sam Whitney. OF Pryor Greek. is in the
city. Mr.. whitney is the only one out of a
dozen candidates from Pryor Creek who went
clear through the campaign with the rough
riders. The other eleven "flunSed" or were
rejected at Muskogee.
Judge Clark and daughter, Miss Sue, and
Miss Ludie Hall. came in on Saturdays
train from st. Louis where they had been on
a pleasure trip. and where the judge incl
dentally shipped half dozen cars OF cattle
the day before he went down.
Rev u V. Wyatt and mother. OF White
wright. Tex. Mrs. Prof. Morrison's brother
and mother, are guests at the college. The
latter will make an extended visit and It is
not improbable Mr. Wyatt will unite with
the Indian Mission conteren ce. at its annual
meeting at Norman, o. T.. the first week In
November.
The family of Rev. Thomas Lloyd. con-
sisting of his wife. and daughters. Miss
Evangaline NJ. and Miss Monica Daisy. ar
rived from oxford. Ohio. some days since.
The family is occupying Mrs. Goodykoontz's
house. recently vacated by w. NJ. Mellette.
They will be valuable accession to the
newly organized Episcopal church.
Cooking at the Jail.