The Wichita tribune., 1898-09-24
Muskogee Items. =.

Sunday, Sept IS, Rev Geo. w. Dud
ley of Texarkana, preached a soul-stir
ring sermon at 1880 a. m. in Pittsburo
at Rev. Peirce's church. He took for .
subject, ITO Live is Christ, but to Die
is Gain" He urged that each person
believing in Christ, by reason of thei,
living be an advantage to his cause.
Prof. s. w. Fourd Mr.. James Ander-
son, Mr.. M. F. Jarette and your CORE
spondent visited Mt. Hebron Baptist
church at Pittsburg Sunday.
Rev. Dudley preached for Rev. Berry
Sunday night in this city. Rev Dud-
ley is splendid pulpit orator and ex-
clusively in the evangelistic work.
Deacon W. w. who refused to attend
the Y. P. U. the other Sunday, has been
compelled to stay at home ever since
his wife has been sick. We do not say
that his refusal has anything to do with
the illness of his family, but we believe
in that Scripture that says: "Pride
foretells destruction and naughty
spirit fall"
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Reed
Friday, Sept. 10th fine 12-lb. boy
Mrs L. f. Taylor has been suffering
from neuralgia for the past two weeks.
On Thursday eve, Sept. 10th, Mr. j.
| r. Robin of this city and Mrs Leatha
Fisher of Parsons, Kans., were united
in holy bond of matrimony. The in
vited guests numbered about 100, and
a grand time was had.
Mr.. K. d. Anderson is the miners
check weighman at the j. D. Durkie
oal Co shaft No. 7.
Sunday night after the choir had de-
livered one of its anthems in eloquence
unsurpassed, certain deacon, you will
know him when l call him K c., asked
one Of the members Of the choir to ap-
point night hereafter when they want
to practice. We are sorry the brothers
haven't Intelligence enough to appre-
ciate choir
The Memphis road is erecting nice
brick depot in Pittsburg, on corner of
Fourth street and Joplin avenue
Mr.. Wiley Johnson, Rev. H. Ii. Ma
lone and Mr.. Lee Atkins left Saturday
night and drove through the country to
Parsons in wagon, and returned Sun
day night at 12 o'clock.
Mr.. j. A., the shoemaker, has a fine
line of repaired shoes on hand for sale,
call in
Wednesday evening, between and
4 o'clock, one mile below Scammon, two
miners were killed by falling
Nov is the time for some of the |
of this city that have so
much religion to show it by caring for
the orphan boys of Bro. Willis Moore.
They are, as you know, staying with
batch man You should get together
and see to those boys getting in some
school, where they can be cared for.
Both boys promise a bright future.
There is a mum in this town WHO has
secured two JOBS, one in forenoon and
one in the afternoon. He only has
one- half an hour &C noon with his coat
On his arm and bucket in his hand, he
Iccessful ~aing -fre'a one ,job-to
,he other.
Sunday is a rally day at Rev. Berry's
church on n Clay street.
There will be baptizing Sunday in
West Weir, in No lake, by Rev. B. t.
Berry.
The weather is warm now, and none
If the deacous will object going in the
water, and will also see to good order
oeing kept
Mrs. Sawfoot of Cherokee spent Sun
lay With Mrs. VIM. Whitaker.
Mr.. H. C. Coker gathered his corn
,rop Monday. His largest wash-tub
vas almost full.
There were two certain girls Sunday
lnder the impression that the day
could not pass away without them, but
hey were not at the Worlds Fair in '93.
Mrs. L. F. Taylor and Miss Mary j.
Baker have put up seven jars of pick
es and three jars of beets this week.
his week. ID. L. B.