Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-08-29

Miss Mabel Morrow, who has been
visiting Mise Matte Walker, left Mou
day for Mound Valley, Kas.
Mrs. Belen went 20 Pryor Creek
Mondy evening after visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Robt. Taylor few days.
James S. Davenport returned Sun
day from Washington, Buffalo,
Niagra Falls and ther points.
Dr. Cutter Of the arr-Burdette
college OF Sherman Texas, is In town
IN the Interest Of the institution.
Mta, Henry Ballard and children
returned from Pryor Greek, where
they have been visiting relatives.
Misses Louise and Anna Chandler
will entertain Friday night, compll-
Identary TO Miss Byrd Of Fairland.
MIRA Lettey Hickson and Mrs.
Maggie Liddell left on Monday for
Arkansas City for an extended visit.
Attorneys Mellette and Smith are
attending the hearing cf the Freed
man Injunction suit at Muskogee
Mrs. Laura Cooper left yesterday
m,rniDg for pahleQush to assume her
duties as malron OF the male semin-
airy.
Leonard b. Manis, OF Duraut, who
has been visiting 10 the city the past
few days, returned home Tuesday
night.
Hon. j. George Wright came up
from Muskogee Saturday aud spent
Sunday with District Attorney Pllny
l.. Soper.
Mrs. NJ. o. Gabbert, who has been
critically ill foe several weeks, is max
ing rapid progress toward complete
recovery.
Misses Annie Klaus and Callle
Prather left on Monday for Table
Quah to attend school at the Female
Seminary.
A swimming party was given in
honor OF Miss May Trott at the home
OF Mr.. w. II. Kornegay yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Browning returned from
two weeks absence at Columbia,
Mo-, where she has been attending
the normal.
]. T, Clapper aud wife will move TO
Council Grove, Kansas. They have
many friends here who regret TO have
them leave.
Luman II. Parker returned from a
two weeks visit at Buffalo aud other
points. Mrs. Parker will remain and
visit a while.
Simpson Melton's little seven year
old 10y fell and broke his left arm
Monday. Mr.. Melton lives miles
east Of Vinita.
Mrs. G. d. Forbes, OF NeosLo, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Chamberlin, left for her home Mon
day afternoon.
Mrs. w. S. Stanneld entertained
her Sunday school class at her home
Tuesday evening, They report most
enjoyable Time.
Attorney Jas. S. Davenport left
for Muskosee yesterday morning 10
attend the hearing OF the injunc-
tion suit before Judge Gin.
There was a dance given by Charlie
Walker at tue home OF his mother,
Mrs.J. N. Walker, Saturday night
A pleasant tlme was reported.
Miss Greet LanRler came up from
Adair Monday morning, where she has
been visiting and left for her home
at Southwest City on the evening
train. -
Little Alfred Tarrent, who was
taken TO the hospital at Kansas City
last Saturday night, is no better, as
was stated in letter received this
morning.
Friday night the subject at the
Christian church will be Religious
Hypnotlsm, or so called conversion,
versus the virtues OF the Holy Spirit
Text, Rom. SIG.
Attorney II. A. Grove, OF webt
City, Iowa, was pleasant caller al
this ofiice Tuesday. Mr.. Grove expect,
TO practice his profession Ia one OF
the territory towns.
Misses GeItie aud Berthe Taylor
will attend Stephens College again
this year and will leave next week
Misses Claude and Bessie Little will
also go from this place.
Rev. Il. r. Brewer returned from
near Alton Monday, where he Sc
cured seven new students. Wllli,
Halsell prospects for a fun sch0o
were never quite so good.
Rev. aud Mrs. Jerre Martin, VIII,
have been visiting relatives in Oh,
CITY, left for Pryor Creek Mouda!
and 10 few days they leave for thel
home AZ Mckinney, Texas.
There was pleasant, prontabl,
meeting OF the missionary society at
the home OF Mrs. =. N. Ratcllii Tues
day afternoon. Miss Nettle Dun
can was hostess aud the ladies' were
delightfully."- entertained.
Owing TO the absence OF Mr.. Mars
editor and publisher, and the neces
sIty Of certain changes Ia the ONCE
the "at home" announced for Thurs