Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-09-19

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Now is the time to yet hold Of pre-
perry in Vlnita.
John Parks left for Tulsa on Monday
mornings Frisco.
W. c. Gatewood was visiting friends
IN Adair Sunday.
Col. I'd Brown, Of Dawson, was regis
tered at the Cobb Monday.
Col. Pliny l.. Soper hOnored vinita
with his presense Sunday.
J. Q. Hunolt arrived on the south
bound Katy Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Joe Conklin left for Olaremore
Tuesday t0 attend the street fair.
Miss Magueritte Cumming returned
from Springfield Monday morning.
DR.. Oliver Bagby went TO Musko-
gee on the Flyer Tuesday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Warren, OF
Adair, were shopping here Tuesday.
j. b. Turner was 10 Miami Tuesday
attending the Commissioner court.
Constable Simms left for Miami
Monday 10 attend the Comm issloner's
court
j. b. Lewis, OF Adair, sIent Sum
day with his daughter Miss Bernice
Lewis.
Mrs. A. NJ. Fishback, Of Adair, is
visiting her daughter Mrs. J. II. Car
selowery.
Congressman NJ. e Benton, OF
Neosho, was In the city Tuesday on
business.
W. p. Thompson is preparing for
an expedition into some farmers
quail pasture.
Rev. Roberts returned from Miami
Monday where lie has been hold
Ing meetings
Commissioner w. S. Stanaeld left
for Miami Sunday where he will
open court today.
Post Master John l.. Bates, OF
Keichum, was transactlug business
~ NihiNa , 9NobNihoys
ATTORNEYS Wn Mellette, Luman r.
Parker, aud Preston S. Davis went TO
Wagner Tuesday morning.
Miss Matte Eaton, daughter OF
George w. Eaton, was elected carnl
val Queen at Claremote.
C. f. Mccoy was down from his
farm near Kennlson trading with
Vinita merchants Tuesday.
Mrs. j. W. Miller returned from
Seneca Tuesday morning where sh,
had been TO pay Uucle John a visit.
Rev. Yokley, OF Billings, Mo-, who
has been holding meetings here, lef
Monday morning for Brlstow, l. II.
Il. N. williamson left for Welcl
Tuesday, where he has accepted a po
sltion as cashier Of the Bank Of Welch
Matt Hawkins returned from 81
Louis Tuesday morning where he hal
been with consignment OF bee
steers.
L. b. Bell, Jas. S. Davenport and J
@. Starr returned 10 Ft. Gibson Mon
day morning after spending Sunday a
bone.
Arthur MastersOn aud wife we're Il
ceivlng the congratulations Of friend
Tuesday on the birth Of q ten poun
BOY last night.
II. II. Lyhrand Is again Occupyin
bis desk In the court house after
months continent at Muskogee-i
the clerks Office.
Mrs. Eugenia Eubank and Mis-
Flossia Carselowery went 10 Alto
sunday where they will teach !
the public school.
o. E. Douglass, OF Okmnlgee, a
one timra resident OF Vlnlta, wa
greeting old friends between train
Tuesday morning.
Chief Burlington, Freeman Nldlffe
and Marion Maddox were scatterin
pin feathers 10 Dupree's quail pas
ture Tuesday afternoon.
A message from w. II. TaFrant q
Kansas City states that his little bo
taken to the hospital there a few day
ago has grown worse and may not n
cover,
j.. u. Howard, OF the Chleitai
printatorlal ferce, has been Joined b
Mrs. Howard aud Two children, VIII
arrived fiOm Tennessee Monda
night.
Rev +. G. Roberts, OF the ChrI
Ian church, closed ten days NEE
hsg at Miami Sunday night aud 2
po rs thirty-two accessl0ns % VI
chu rch at that place.
III, Fraternal Aid VIII meet at
%. o. r. hall tonight night at elgl
o'clock. New members not Initiate
are expected TO attend and all men
.bers are urged TO be present.
Mrs. Josie A. Hall aud granddaugl
ter Mae Eselyn have just return'
from ten days visit with friends
Carthage and Joplin, Mo-, and GaleI
aud Lowell, Kqnsas