Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1901-01-24
Chieftain.
LOCAL NOTES.


friends at Ohetopa.
ID. W.Vann, the Falkland merchant,
was here yesterday.
j. NJ. B. Fowler IS suffering from a
severe attack Of neuralgia.
Chief Burlington aud l.. B. Bell
went TO Muskogee yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs S. II. Crockett returned
ffom Blueiacket Sunday evening.
a ID. Ballou, a prominent resident Of
Catoosa is 10 town transactng busl-
ness.
Q. f. Godbey, cashier Of the Clare
more bank, was transactlng business In
the city.
J. O. Chllders who recently removed
from Abba TO Catale was in the city
Tuesday
Miss Lulu Cooper has returned from
Chetopa, where she has been III for
several weeks.
DR.. james S. McAllister OF Sapupa
was ia the city Sunday night, return
log home this morning.
Judge Thomas has ordered the ad-
minlstrator to distribute the estate Of
4 the late Solomon Fleck.
A Attorneys Rider, Parker and
Thompson have returned from service
upon the court at Miami.
John Hogan OF Pryor Creek stopped
on here Tuesday enroute home from
the 81. Louis cattle market.
, Dir. and Mrs, A. NJ. Fishback, Of
|. Adalr, enjoyed a visit Tuesday with
their daughter, Mrs. j. II. Carselowey.
Cashier Q. Il. Godbey OF the First
, National bank OF Claremore left for
home on the belated Frisco train
Tuesday.
Chief Burlington Is arranging TO 20
TO Washington next week on business
connected with the pending agree
ment and other Cherokee affairs.
V.H.Goe left Friday morning for the
eastern market, where he will spend a
month buying the spring and summer
stock Of goods for Madden, FARRELL s.
Gee.
The new two-story brick building
erected at Fairland by David Vann is
nearly ready Tor occupany. The struc-
ture is great credit TO the enterprise
OF the city.
l.. II. Parker, general solicitor Of the
Frisco road, is in Washington, before
the interior department, looking after
the landed interests ot the company
In this territory.
4 Webster Flanagan, who has served
as deputy United States clerk at
2 aWewoka, has resigned and Prof. Mann
! VILE, formerly Of the WewOka school,
has been appointed In his place.
j d. Hughes, OF the hrm Of George
& Hughes, photographers Of Cooley
nFille, Kansas, was ia town Wednesday
aud will De back Monday Co oren o.
place here
Chiof' deputy Marshal Hubbard
left Friday night for Wasa'.st9n 20
! b-iug Leon Gardner who Is now 10
Tic government asylum, back foI
trial on charge OF embezzlemcnt.
The Jury returned a verdict for sl77
In favor Of Bertha Schockman In the
action brought by her against Marshal
: Rutherford and W. NJ. Hancock for
damages for the Illegal sale OF
property.
Deputy Marshal Paden Talbert ar
. rested Bert Thompson fifteen mile:
west Of the city upon an indictment
recently returned against him for re
ceivlng some stolen horses. Thomp-
son was jailed at MuskOgee.
Mr.. aud Mrs. James o. Hall re.
turned Friday from Tennessee anC
Georgia. During their absence the!
performed the sad duty OF attendance
upon the funeral ceremonies over thr
remains OF Mr.. Hall's father, who re
Gently died at his home In the latte
state.
Col. +. l.. Soper, government attoI
ney for this district, left Friday even
ing for Washington. The gentleman
expects To complete the business tina
necessitates his presence at the iud
clal department headquarters Ia tim
60 return home by the last Of th
4ssnonth.
Mrs. Reese Cravens died Saturday
and her remains were prepared b
Undertaken Frazee and shipped I
Inola, Kansas, yesterday, where the
we're inferred. Mrs. Crayens was
highly respected colorcd woman an
her demise is very much regretted b
large number OF people who wei
her friends and acquainiances.
Prof. Hughes, OF Miami, /. r.,
surprising the people OF this countT
by treating patients on guarantC
plan, no cure, no pay. Rev Jeramia
Hubbard, one Of our best know
preachers, has lately given his endors
ment 10 Prof Hughes, and his trea
ment is bringing patients to Milan
- every day. WI ~.
Six little "wash women met at th
home Of Gladys aud Helen AndersO
Saturday afternoon, each With bu'
get Of doll clothing, which, togeth'
with the bundles provided by the Ii
Tie hostesses, furnished employmeI
for the better part OF the afternoC
for the busy little workers. A fu
line OF dlmlnutiye clothing IN yariol
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