Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1900-06-28
Mrs. Ed Miller Is very sick.

plentiful
John II. Gibson was here from Grove
yesterday.
Nat Rider returned from MuskogeC
last Friday.
w. II. Kornegay went TO Muskogee
Monday night.
L. p. Garrison, Of Bluejacket, was
IN town Monday.
John Skillman, OF Big Cabin, was
In town Monday.
DR.. A. w Heron, OF Adair, was in
the city Saturday.
VIII Patterson, Of Gray's store. is
taking a vacation.
Miss Laura Stevens returned from
Chelsea Tuesday.
Prof. Brewer was taken suddenly
III Tuesday night.
Lewis Martin spent Sunday with
friends In Oswego.
Mrs. Young, Of Bluejacket, is visit
ing Mrs. VIM. Choteau
DR.. A. w. Foreman made business
trip to Chelsea Monday.
G. w. Thompson, Frisco llye stock
agent, was In the city today.
Judge DouCarlos and wife came
home from Falkland Monday.
Mrs. Graper, who has been quite
sick, Is reported better today.
- Special Census Agent StanHeld went
TO ClaremOrc Monday morning.
Gross Langley and Tom Skinner
were up from Adalr Saturday.
Mrs. J. Il. Gunter returned Tuesday
from a visit to Sloan Springs.
jess Thomas is thrcshlng his wheat
athls farm west Of town today.
Miss Flossie Carselowey went TO
Adair Monday evening for a visit.
Joe Fnlp is nov employed ~ the
clothing department at Badgetts.
Miss Myrtle Webb went to Glare.
more Saturday morning on visit.
Miss Enoch, OF Kentucky, cousin Of
Miss Nettle Duncan. is visiting in the
city.
Miss Dora franklin and Lewis II.
Martin went to Oswego on a visit
Sunday.
Ben Hllderbrand and family were
In town Saturday evening to hear the
speaking.
J. z. Hogan, OF Pryor Creek, at
tended the Masonic banquet Satur-
day night.
Tom Hutton, OF the Strayhorn-
Hutton Commission Co., Kansas City,
is Ia town.
e; Dave Tolbert left Tuesday morning
for Houston, Texas, where he will
enter school.
Geo. Nahrer, from Kahoka, Mo,
arrived Tuesday and VIII look up
farm torrent,
The BriOsou Grain Co. is arranging
TO m1ye their Office to the lot opposite
the Cobb hotel.
Wallace Smith accompanied his
cousin, Chris Ming, home from Marsh
field, Mo-, yesterday,
Bob Taylor has two timothy mea-
dows on his place north OF town and
both are looking well.
A. NJ. Fishback and daughter, Miss
Anna, were up from Adalr Saturday,
guests OF O. Il. Moore.
Walter Bell has just finished work
on the wind mill and tank at w. p.
Thompson's new home.
w. S. Roberts, with the Kansas
City paper house spent Tuesday and a
part OF yesterday in Vinlta.
Jake Guthrie came 10 from Colfey-
Vile and went to Seneca TO look after
his mining interests Monday.
Mrs. j. O. Anderson and children
went to Bluejacket Sunday TO spend
few days with Col. Cores family.
John Bullett, Of Claremore, was in
town over Sunday, aud attended the
Masonic banquet Saturday night.
Misses Lucille Milford and Mary
Badgett returned from few days
visit at Chetopa Saturday evening.
Miss Cora Ravencroft returned
from Canton, Ohio, Sunday where
she has been visiting the past month.
Tom Allen Monday took charge Of
I. the street work Of Vlnlta under d.
rectlon OF street and alley committee.
Mesdames G. b. and John Chandler
returned from Oo-cha-lata Sunday
where they had been after buckle
berries.
VIM. Mellette returned from Phila-
delphla Tuesday morn where he has
been attending the republican con-
ventlon.
Mrs. j. A. Hall and her little grand
daughter went TO Adair Saturday af-
ternoon on visit returning Monday
morning.
\ Two men we're killed on the Katy
road on Monday by the southbound
locals-one at Chouteau and the other
at McAlester.
John Corntassel came home from
Flint district Tuesday where he has
been acting as Interpreter for the U.
s. census taker.
Juan Halum was In town from his
Pawpaw ccal mine Friday and says he
, has out an abundance OF good coal