The Chandler News. (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 16, Ed. 2 Friday, January 7, 1898 Page: 1 of 5
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THE CHANDLER NEWS.
seventh year.
CHANDLER, OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1898.
NUMBER 16.
The State Capital, Kansas Gity Journal, and the Neois One Year for $1.00.
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gjj LOCAL ITEMS.
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Sheriff Gebke made a trip
■Norman the first of the week.
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J. W. Stroud was in town Mon-
day.
Gus Piatt, of the Guthrie Lea-
der, was in town Wednesday.
D. VV. Wolf succeeds J. H.
Clary as chairman of the county
board.
D. M. Beaty and H. C. lies, of
Arlington, were in town last
Tuesday.
M. P. Jones and James Hert,
ofTryon, registered at the Mitch-
ell House Sunday.
□ Win. Noble, traveling freight
agent of the Frisco railroad, was
in town last Friday.
W. I. Calvin and wife begin
housekeeping today at their
apartment at Dr. Harriman.
Mrs. Lawrence has sold her
millinery store to C. A. Horr,
who with his family has recently
moved here from South McAles-
ter. Mr. Horr will putin a stock
of dry goods and grocries.
The county commissioners ad-
journed today until Monday.
The weather this week has
been very favorable for cotton
picking.
Charles Duffy and Frank Gor-
danier made final proof on their
claims "before Probate Judge
cordell this week.
Marriage license was issued to
Fred Peterson, of Wellston, and
Sarah Dill, of Garden, Okla., by
the probate judge on January
6th.
flarriage Licenses.
Jan. 3. Hazen Beaver to Clara
Hiner, Parkland.
B. F. Kile, Perkins, to Eva
Gillaspy, Flynn.
Jas. E. Fisher to MollieYoung,
Carney.
Jan. 5. James W. Swafford to
May Hiett, Sac and Fox Agency.
Win. L. Hughes to Celia Hiett,
Sac and Fox Agency.
The probate judge officiated at
the marriage of the last two
named couples. Five licenses in
five days is a good start for the
new year.
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Pumps, wagons, buggies, and farm im-
plements. A full line of stoves, including
the celebrated Majestic steel range. We
have a good tin shop and keep everything
found in first-class hardware stores.
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Glass,
Putty, Wall Pap^r,School Supplies, Etc.
First Door South of Post Office
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