Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-01-09
LOCAL : NOTES,

George McGla.sou is back from
Texas.
T.J. Lillard was here from Bfistow
Tuesday.
w. e willis and wife we're in from
the country.
Neal Eugland Of Alton, Is here at.
tending court.
Thomas Bard is here from Chelsea
attending court.
Jim Trollinger is at work at WI
mer's drug store.
The hobo and the weather are not
mixing these days.
S. ~ Rutherford, the popular Mus
kogCe attorney, Is here.
Miss Allen of Parsons, Kansas, is
visiting Miss Ora Parks.
George McGlasson Is here from
Texas visiting his family.
The butcher shops are agltatiug
sunday closing ordinance.
The arteslan well on the stan6eld
property is down 500 feet.
Edgar Mars l. assisting at the
Peoples Drug store this week.
a notary's commission wa. issued
TO Geo. Mcmillan, OF Ramona.
Commissioner Standeld Is confined
q his home with severe cold.
Judge Raymond is reported as re-
Gently entering the order OF Bene diets.
AL. Mayer, prominent business
man OF South McAlester, diel Ia that
city No nday.
Col. Tom Needles, OF the Dawes
commission, l. attendi ug court in the
capacity OF witness.
Attorney W. Il. Hutchlngs OF Mus
kogee, IS amoug The attorneys attend
Ing Judge Gllls court.
Mrs. J. p. Scott returned yesterday
evening from a visit with her sister,
Mrs. Bryan, at Wagner.
Slater Mcclure left for Shawnee,
Oklahoma, Thursday morning where
he has accepted position.
The little daughter OF A. NJ. Gala
way, the Cllremore attorneys fell Sun
day sustaining broken collar bore.
Grayson wills, the rotund aud good
humored White Oak merchant, came
60 town early Tuesday on busi-
ness,
Il. e. White, Of Sulphur. a member
OF the single statehood executive COM
mittee, made this Office a pleasant
all.
Ben p. Hartley, with the Scarf s.
OConn6r Co., OF Oklahoma City, is In
the city in the interest OF his COM
pany.
pols Foreman, OF Chelsea, passed
Through ViLita Sunday evening en-
route TO the University at Fayett-
vile, Ark.
Dr. Chapman aud his bride returned
from Missouri Friday, and will oc-
cupy their ne y home ia the west end
In few days,
Mrs, w. w. Miller aud daugher re-
turned from SanAntOnio Friday night
where they have been visiting for the
last few months.
Judge Gill has set aside Tom Mona
ghan's sentence and he has been re-
leased from Ft. Smith jail under
$500 bond, pending his good behavior.
Pryor Farley has tine specimen Of
"mad stone" lie is goiug to try IL
on some fellow-cattlenen 20 see II IL
will draw meanness as effeclually as
poison.
Frank Brown plead guilty 70 horse
stealing 10 the commissioners court
Tuesday afternoon aud was bound
over TO the Muskogee grand jury under
800 bond.
A. A. Powe, who has been editor OF
the new CuOctaw Gazette at South
McAlester, has severed his connection
with that paper and accepted a posi-
tlon as secretary Of the business mems
league.
John Il. Bates returned from Neva-
da this morning, whore be had been
20 place his son in the asylum. The
authorities refused % take the young
man and he was left Ia private hos-
pltal for few days.
Champion Equine.
The champion trotting stallion,
Crosceus, passed through this week
20 q palace box car enToute from Den.
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