The Chandler News. (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 8, 1901 Page: 8 of 14
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THE CHANDLER NEWS, THURSDAY, AUGUST H, 1901.
1
There, is Something to See Along the
The Only Scenic Route between
ST. LOUIS or KANSAS CITY
and Points in
Missouri, Arkansas
Texas, Kansas,
The Southwest
ai>sl Far West.
THE LINE TO THE LAND OF
Lead and Zinc.
Railroad Restaurant and Cafe Car
Servicc unequaled in America,
Al! modern conveniences for comfort
VISIT
EureKa Springs,
A perfect resort the year round.
None so convenient for this part of
the country. Cheapratesat all times
TINiE OF TRAINS AT
CHANDLER, OK LA.
East. Stations. West.
ID, IS a.m. Iiv Oklahoma <'Uy Ar 5.35p.m.
11.Il , " liUther " 4.88
11 30 " Wellston
ia.08p.rn. " CH ANDLRR " 4-2«
12.17 " Stroud " 3.13
2.40 " Sapulpa " I '"
4.22 " Claremore " 11.12a.m.
5.58 " Vinita , " 10.13
8.03 " Neosho „ " H-l-
9.30 " I'eirce City " 7 18
9 55 " Monett "
7.25a.m. " St. l,ouis " 9.00p.m.
7.25 " Kansas City " • 9.10
12.01 p. m. train from Chandler makes
direct connection at Sapulpa for Red
Hiver divtson. .
Special one way, also round trip tick-
et with 90 daps limit on sale daily to
Eureka Springs. Ark.
Through Pullman and chair ear to St.
Louis, Mo , making close connection
for all points north, east, and south.
Through tickets and baggage cneekea
through to all points.
Send your friends in the old
States one of our illustrated pam-
phlets, to be had by addressing
Room No. 726, Century Building,
St. Louis:
" The Top of the Ozarks."
' Feathers and Fins on the Frisco
"Fruit Far nun): Along the Frisco
"The Ozark Uplift."
" There is Something to See Along the
Frisco Line."
The most comprehensive railroad
literature for the home-seeker, trav-
eler or investor ever published for
gratuitous distribution.
For further particulars call upon or
correspond with.
L. T. Poor.R, T.ocal Agent
Chandler. Oklahoma.
B. F.DUNN, URY AN SN YD Jilt,
Dist I'ass. Ag't, General Pass. Agent,
Wichita, Kan. St. Louis, Mo.
Mills Items.
Special Correspondence to The News.
S. E. Wingo made a trip to Shawnee last
Saturday.
Robert Weaver sold half of his farm to
Mr. Bigham last week.
D. W. Collier is fitting up his gin for the
cotton season, this week.
J. H. Vaughn was one of the lucky ones
at El Reno last Tuesday.
The Guthrie-Shawnee railroad surveyors
are at work near Mills at present.
Mr. Moss of Kansas is visiting his
brother Uncle Tom Moss this week.
J. B. Howard leaves this week for a
pleasure trip to the Wichita mountains.
G. W. M. Smith has secured the position
as teachy in district 89 for ;he winter.
S. F. ^llenbaugh went to Clifton Sunday
to commence school Monday morning.
Jesse McFarland and family from near
Rossville, spent Sunday at C. W. McFar-
land's.
Rev. H. L. Saunders will preach his
farewell sermon at the Forest church next
Sunday. #
The dance at Sawyer's last Friday night
was well attended and everybody reports a
good time.* #
Mrs. Mary E. Smith of Ponca* City, is
visiting her parents at present, Mr. and
Mrs. W. M. Elliott.
T. S. Rice leaves Sunday for Enid where
he goes as representative to the grand lodge
of the A. O. U. W. from Forrest Lodge
No. 55.
Going North, East and est.
The boys who went down to Clifton
last Saturday to play ball reported that they
had met the enemy and they were his'n.
The score was 20 to 22 in favor of Clifton.
Arlington Items.
Special Correspondence to The News.
Geo. Graham is in the new coantry in-
tending to invest in town lots.
J. M. Baxter,who lives about two miles
east of town has about 300 ton# of fine hay
put up at present and about two weeks
cutting yet.
Arlingtonians were not very lucky in the
big lottery at El Reno. The only winners
at this office being J. A. Hinch, Edd Wed-
del and C. A. Sc^wemley.
Deputy Sheriff Cauthron arrested a
couple of Indians last week for carrying
concealed weapons. They were taken be-
fore Justice of the Peace Reagan and fined
$25 and costs and committed to jail in de-
fault of payment. .
Five Creek Indians came over from the
nation and swore that a pony which C. L.
Taylor had bouggt about the first of July
was stolen property and belonged to them.
There is considerable of this kind of work
being done all along the line.
Parkland Paragraphs.
Special Correspondence to The News.
Mr. Wyatt had a fine load of water-
melons on the streets Saturday.
Mrs. Annie Diamond has returned from
Kansas after an absence of about a year.
Charles Fields, who has been visiting
relatives here will return home on the 6th.
Ossie Israel, who has been quite ill for
I some time with spinal trouble, was reported
| much worse last Saturday.
| John Biles was up from his Kickapoo
! home last Friday. John taught the first
school in the Parkland district.
Among those that were lucky at the El
Reno drawing were: G. W. Swanson,
Church Wyatt (colored), Anna Hollern,
I Eif^ene McKanc, Albert Goodnight, Simon
| Willis, and W. E. Bay oss, all of Parkland.
Died—Mrs. Addie liaison, mother of
! James Nelson, of partly sis, at the home
i of Dr. S. O. Davis last Sunday at 7:30
a. m. Mrs. Nelson held an attack of
paralysis some time ago an'l was staying at
the doctor's to take treatment. She was
born in Andrew county Ma 58 years ago;
she leaves three children, two sons and
one daughter, to'mourn her loss. Her re-
mains were taken to Council Grove, Kans.,
for burial.
Parkland's ball players accepted a
challenge from Cushing's nine last week.
Not being organized they got 9 of the boys
together and went to the Cushing grounds
on the 4th to play, as they thought, the
Cushing nine, but were surprised to find
it was made of the besUof the Cushing and
two other crack nines. The score was 14
to 2, in favor of Cushing, and the other
two nines.
DR. B. F. HARRIMAN,
Surgeon.
OFFICE over Hoffman Hank. 'Phone No. 32.
Residence. West Ktli street Phone No. bl.
Chandler,
Oklahoma
DR. A. M. MARSHALL
Physician and Surgeon.
Office over City Drug Store.
Chandler, - - - Oklahoma
/
DR. C. W. BULL,
Dentist
Clapp Building
Chandler, - - Oklahoma
DR. L. A. KELSEY,
Dental Parlors
Upstairs, llrst door north of l'ost-
office, in the new Colburn building,
otttee hours. 9 to I'- a.in; 1 to 5 p.m.
Chandler,
Oklahoma
HOFFMAN & EM URY,
Attorneys-al -Law
Will practice In any of the Courts of territory.
Ofliee in Hoffman Block.
Chandler, - - - Oklahoma
No.
400
40S
422
No.
Arrive
Guthrie.
5:40 a m
8:24 p ill
1:10 p m ]
Leave
Gulhrie
5;10 a m
3:30 p m
7:00 a in
Arrive
Ivans. City
6:00 p m
(1:50 p m
Local Frt
Local l-'rt
Arrive
Chicago
9:43 a m
10 00 p m
Local Frt
Clematis.
Special Correspondence to The News.
The new gin building at Clematis is com-
pleted.
A. J. Morris of Sac and Fox visited in
Clematis last week.
Jeff Sawyer's little boy has been very
sick for several days.
For the first time in over a year Dry
creek is out of its banks.
Col. Tevebaugh's family are enjoying a
visit from their cousin from Sedalia, Mo.
The cotton crop in this part is simply
immense. Some say that it is the best we
have ever had.
John Bailey returned from the Strip last
week where he has been harvesting. He
says that Lincoln county is away in the lead
on corn and cotton.
Midlothian Matters.
Special Correspondence to The News.
W. W. Dean has moved to Midlothian.
Willie Weaver will soon leave for Texas
on a visit.®
George Gillette left for the new country
to lease a school quarter.
Born, on August 1st, to Mr. ahd Mrs.
Cearles Beeman, a fine boy.
Ollie Burns is very ill from the effects of
tumor growing on his right shoulder.
Mrs. Henry Devers and little son return-
ed home from a visit with relatives in the
strip last week.
Jhe Ft. Smith railroad surveyors have
been working along the Deep Fork bottom
north of Midlothian.
There was a very enjoyable dance and
ice cream supper at Mr. and Mrs. John
Gordon's last Friday evening. An enjoy-
able time was had by all.
Resolutions of Condolence.
Whereas, it has pleased the Supreme
ruler of the Universe to remove by the hand
hand of death our esteemed brother and
worthy scribe T. L. Dickerson,
Whereas, in the death of our brother we
have lost a zealous member, and earnest
worker in the lodge, a man of ability such
as adds strength to any organization to
which he belonged and feeling the loss
which our lodge has sustained in his death.
Therefore, be it resolved that we extend
to his bereaved family our heartfelt sym-
pathy in their great sorrow.
Resolved, that a copy of these resolutions
be forwarded to the family of our deceased
brother and a copy be sent to each of the
city papers and a copy spread upon the
minutes of Chandler lodge No. 5.
Bettie Slaughter, \
Minnie Jamison, [• Committee.
Mrs. Armstrong, J
EMERY FOSTER,
Attorney-at-Law
Will practice in all Courts of Ok hi.
Office in Hoffman block.
Chandler, - - - Oklahoma
F. W, RASH,
Attorney-at-Law.
Office in the Maseho bldg.
Chandler, - - Oklahoma
AUSTIN J. RITTENHOUSE,
Attorney-at Law.
Office in Clapp Building.
Chandler, - - - Oklahoma
S. D. DKCKKK a- wagon BK
DECKER & WA< IONRR, *
Attorney-at-Law.
Room 1-2, Clapp Bl'd.*
Chandler, - - - Oklahoma
Going Southeast and Southwest.
Arrive Leave j Arrive ! Arrive
Guthrie Guthrie. Ft. Worth Galveston
12:25 p m 9:35 p ni 9:05 p m
11:05 p in H:05 p m 9:35 p m
8:30 a m Local Freight.
407 I 3:30 p m
405 12:15 p m
421 111:05 p m
A ,J Couk ins. Agent at Guthrie.
Parnell Notes.
Special Correspondence to The News:
J. S. Burdell and J. C. Lackey left for
Kansas Monday.
Ed Fowler and lady made a business trip
to Shawnee Monday.
C. E. Lackey, C. F. White and Oliver
Griffits were the only lucky ones that drew
prizes in the big lottery from this vicinity.
If you have a farm to rent list it with
me, as I have some applications for farms
by good tenants.
J. B. Underwood,
Real Estate Agent,
Chandler, Okla.
CHARLES LORD,
General Auctioneer.-
Will cry-sales in town or country.
Call'at Ohio Blacksmith Shop
Chandler, - Oklahoma
Edmund Dandridge Murdaugh, ex-presi-
dent of the Edmond Normal, has a job as
principal of public schools in the village of
Woodward. __
Roark's Methods and Lockwood's Les-
sons in English, for teachers, at Postoffice
Bookstore.
Out of a family of six at Geary four have
drawn claims.
DR.H. C. LEE,
Veterinery Surgeon
and Auctioneer ...
Stock sales in the Country a Specially
Leave word at The Nfavs olllee in regard to
sales when I am not in town.
Chandler, - Oklahoma
E. HALSTEA1),
Practical PLASTERER,
Cistern Builder, Chimneys and
all kinds of Brick Work. Es-
timates Furnished.
North Manvel Avenue, Chandler.
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Gilstrap, H. B. The Chandler News. (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 10, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 8, 1901, newspaper, August 8, 1901; Chandler, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc117399/m1/8/?q=wichita+falls: accessed July 10, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.