Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1902-01-16

Alex Graham was up from Pryo
Creek Tuesday attending the banl
meeting.
Mrs. J. NJ b. Fowler and her it'll,
son vent TO Olaremore today TO vlsli
relatives.
The scarlet fever epidemic at Mus
kogee IS abating but smallpox Is still
prevalent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sandldge Hln.of Bart
lesville, are the proud parents OF q
Oaby girl
Miss Agnes Foster Is back al
Badgeits after a two weeks visit al
Carthage.
Mrs. Parks ard her mother, Mrs
imp>on. " Adatr. are guests uf Mrs,
has. Webb.
Judge J NJ. Shack efurd ~ Musko.
gee was here vi b hu-ines, m
Judge Gill's court.
Miss TrueblOod, who has been visit.
Ing In the city, returned o BlueJacket
Saturday morning.
George Bafritt has obtained DO.
-iiion as day clerk ut tue Eldridge
no ell at UUfTeyville
Co.. Porter, a prom n snt atiOrne,
I Uauey, Kansas, Is attending cuurL
g. Viuita MS ~erk.
Mrs. j. II. Verify came 10 fr1m
,u0 eau Saturday anu +, guest
u Mrs, E. Il. Waller.
Benson Crockett returned I, Blue,
jacEet Tuesday after visiting his
buther aud sis er here.
The i've weeks old baby of Mr. aud
Mrs. A. Il. Nichols died NJ iuday nighJ
ami was buried Tuesday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Carselowey has moved
from the farm to vlnlta In urder 10
be Ia reach OF the schools.
Eugene SAKE vino has been III with
lneumonia IS replrled much better
aud entirely out Of danger
DIR Jesse Bushyhead was here from
Claremore attending the meeting of
the Cherokee medical board.
Marshal Ledbetter has moved To the
west part OF town into a dwelling for
merly occupied by John HarllD.
Col a. J. Blackwell, the huslling
town builder Of Oglahuma aud La.
dian Territory was here Monday.
The attorneys for the Cherokee na-
tion before the Dawes commission
nave opened an Office In MuskOgee.
Eugene SAKE, manager Of the Jean
hurst-Redfern Co., is ill with pneu-
monia at the home Of Emmett Rea.
DIR. Hollingsworth Of Pensacola left
Monday for ST Louis to flush his med
ical course at Barues Medical college.
Mrs Myers, mother Of w. L. Chap
mau, returned 70 South NcAlester
.thls week after lew days visit
here.
Judge Gill, L. w. Marks and NJ. o.
Gabbert were out quail hunting at
WoJdley Thursday. The result Is a
secret.
The merchants and other citizens
Of Adair are agisating the organiza
ton OF private bank for that thriv-
lIg town.
X. ii. Lybrdnd, whJ has been con
hued ~ his room for several days with
a threat oued attack OF gastritis, Is
Out agaiu.
Zack Tnumas and family Of near
Weslviile, /. r., are ylsliiag their
Mrs. David witt, two miles
east Of town.
School Supervisor Ben. S. CoppOck
has returned from visit TO the supth.
ern part OF the nation IN the interest
Of the schuols.
Uucle Ztck Thomason OF Denton,
Texas, has been spending few days
IA VInita, the guest Of his numerous
relatives here
Col. Bob oRen passed through ON
the flyer Monday afternoon en- route
10 Washington City to remain
through the winter,
The hitchIng posts are being re.
moved from Wilson street Ia Obed-
ienee TO au act OF the city council
passed last summer.
Frederick Lucksinger, a hardware
man OF Appleton City, Mo-, is 10 town
looking over the local Geld With the
Idea OF locating here.
VIM. Thompson ana Edith L. Stan.
deford, Chelsea; A. w. Murphy aud
Ella Thatch, Eagle; ] w. Green aud
Eva o. Harmon, Olaremore.
Mfs. Burkhalier will build a new
residence on the lot where her other
house was burned. Mr. an1 Mrs. Blue
Ellis will occupy the house.
e b. Erayser aud wife went to
Chelsea Tuesday TO visit friends
aud TO attend meeting OF The d.
rectJrs Of the Chelsea bank.
Charlie Poole aud John Mcintosh
Of Chelsea, were In town last Tuesday
euroule TO Kansas City 10 hold ses-
sion with the implement men.
John b. Edwards OF Lynch's Prairie
died last week while on visit b. hi,
farm near Nowata. lie was an old
settler in this part OF the Cherokee
nation.
A. N. Green went to Kansas City
Monday nightlo attend the Western
Retail Implement Dealers association