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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-06-07
Trade with PheonIx Gro,
CO., and ask for coupons.


We still have aice lot Of sum-
mer dress goods aud a very
low price. The Famous
Jsa ID 3 Lemon
Call ap Chlia rrey, Jim
Bennett in cha w drive 3on
anywhere. Pnoae 2s6 Lf
We are prepared furnish
fine quality Of brlck u any quanti
ty. Those expecting TO need
same call and see e
snfeve It Newer,
Corner 1zlh sud Illinois.
NV
clarv Groe IL "a te still in
the feed ba a plenty Of
hay, co eran aud al
kinds OF ICED Phone 93 for
prices.
No 3l4
Dr n. Nj. EeeA.sr viii De found in
his Off owe e Ai ri ght shoe
store Il d WI an-u calls day
or night Es carry ea own drugs
aud charge nothing Hing our
prescription DE- N. MI. REEDnE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-06-07
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oU0lNEG : AOIALo
Wellesley, PFaGigsl gaIllr and Cutter.

Wellesley, Praciesl 9aiilr and CaliPf.
You oughtto isy povey's peach
Ice cream ~
As dealers oa- Of Al sell Santa
Marilla cigars.
The eoldest aid fiacst drinks 70
be had in Chickas a Sf HoveJ'a-
Screen doors at Glkey Jarboe
Hardware Co.
Mrs. Nora Ow ms, dressmaker,
3l6 North Ain street. Fitting
guaranteed.
OH mammal buy me some Of
HoveY's ice cream. tf
4 when in ihe city try the Jones'
Hotel ,4l4 Kansas avenue. Board
by day or week lw
A good cigar is a Joy and q
comfort. Smoke santa Mariila
and be happy.
No 3l4
Do yo want Screen Doors7
tsilkey Jarooe Hardware Oo-,
have them.
ChiIlon's new rig, all brand new
can be had any time at bank cor
ners. Phone 226. II
want to sell million Santa
Marilla's a year, is a big job
will you help me air. SmOxer.
bert G. Fisher.
The animal show is over, our
show Of Screen Doors Is still on.
Call and see hem, Stephenson
Browne Lumber Co. If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-06-07
No3l4

Screen Doors, the latest patterns
are beauties. we have faem. Ste
pheDson Browne Lumber %. #
The Jones House has been
thoroughly renovated. Clean beds,
and square meals is our motto.
Ala Kansas avenne. lw
More quality and quantity in
Santa Marilla than any 5 cent
cigar on this market.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-06-07

Chas. X. Czarlinsky, the great
promoter and director Of street
fairs, left yesterday afternoon for
St. Louis, where he is interested
in four shows that will appear in
the St. Louis carnival and street
fair,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-06-07

George Fuller and +.
Hodett of West Point, Ga, .
in the city. ThescssgentIemen
pect to enter the service of
Rock Island.
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CITY NEWS

Mrs. J. v. Black of Anadarko
is visiting her relatives. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. F. Scoffern and family.
7. B. Mcspadden is in the
city for while on BUSINESS.
W. 7. witcher is ill.
Miss Dora Bly,, who has been
quite sick, has recovered.
Armet Everett has accepted a
position With the Long Distance
Telephone Co.
Miss Belle Francis, Of Sherman,
Texas, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Hollingsworth.
Geo. Kemp moved his second
hand store into the room recently
occupied by Sarbach Bros.
Master Ben Brooks lie visiting
in the country for few days.
Master Wyatt Heffner gave
"Tacky Party" last evening at the
home Of his parents. A large
crowd Of his young friends at
tended and Il was very swell
event among the very junior SO
ciety folks
Prof J p Vincent has accepted
a position with Swift & Co. and
will be the manager Of the Chick
asha house. He will however,
continue his night business col
lege.
Oficers Petty and Hartman cap
tured four negro crap shooters
last night and will nave them be
fore his honor today,
Mr.. and Mrs: J G Mays and Lee
McReynolds went out to the Kee
chi Hills early Friday morning on
a fishing excursion.
Miss Marguerite welsh Of Apache
is visiting in the city
Miss Mamie Harris spent yes
terday in Anadarko visitingamone
friends.
Arnold W. Everett vent Il
Lawton today.
Tom Peery went to Lawtor
yesterday on business trip.
S. T. Peeler of Ninnekah wal
greeting friends IN Chickasha yes
terday.
Chas. X. Czarlinsky, the grea
promoter and director Of stree
fairs, left yesterday afternoon foI
St. Louis, where he is interested
in four shows that will appear il
the St. Louis carnival and stree
fair.
George Fuller and Il. G
Hodett of West Point, Ga, are
in the city. Thesc'gentIemen ex
pect to enter the service Of th
Rock Island.
George Schiable of Ell Paso
Texas, has been making a tour G
Oklahoma aud Indian Territor
towns. He stated to the Dali
Express man that Chickasha
the best town he has seen sine
he left FL Paso.
J W Owsley will leave today Il
a few days visit in Bowie, Texas
Mrs. G. W Haltom arrived yes
terday from Bowie, Texas, al
will visit awhile in the city.
The Baptist church IN regull
conference last wednesday mig
decided to begin a protrac'ed me
ing on sunday, June 10Th. R,
J W Racker OF Kansas City il
be here and asslstin the meetin
Remember the time June Is.
Haltom s Owsley's openir
- night was brilliant event. Til
magnificent store was throng'
with visitors who greatly admired
display of jewelry, cut glal
and hundreds Of other beauhi
articles, the like Of which "
never before shown IN a Chick
asha store. The colored orchesl
rendered all the popular al
while the visitors Inspected {
r store. drank splendid punch
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1902-06-07
The Phoenix Grocery co..,
has Joined the Merchants
co Operative Association.

Resd this and plant shade trees
| will take orders for S adc trees
until May IS. 1902, set them put
ana insure them 10 grow. Place
your orders with me al once.
If j. W. ffillard.
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ii thousand Santa Marilla's 2
day smoked ID Chickasha.
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when she was taken seriously ill. Her
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Scott, was sum-
moned from Portland, and arrived
only few days before her mothers
death, which occurred Thursday night.
Friday the remains were taken to
Portland where they will rest by the
side of her husband and son Oliver.
Last Monday evening Mrs. Laura
Rogers attended the P. E. O. reception
and banquet at the Harlan House, Mt.
Pleasant, given by the P. E. o. society
in commemoration Of its thirty-third
anniversary.
Mrs. D. S. Keller, in honor of her
guest, Mrs. Max Evans Garretson, of
Keokuk, entertained friends at tea
Thursday
Mrs. Frank Becker is seriously i'll.
Miss Ivah Shampnoi is visiting her
sister. Mrs o. w. Burden, at Eldon.
Tuesday evening Whittier college
literary society gave a program which
highly pleased large audience.
R. E. Holt has sold his farm three
miles southwest of town.
Will Luzzadder and wife visited rel
atives at Denova Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Hollowell were
guests at the home of Ben Hollowel!
and family last week.
| John Marshall, Henry Brown and
Roy Bogue attended services at Yves
ley Chapel Friday evening.
Mrs. Jennie Hollowell had rag
lacking party Wednesday.
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Murray, where she has been the past
two weeks assisting Rev. Bott of the
M. e. church in revival meetings, in
leading the singing.
Miss Emma Rice, who is teaching
school near Allerton, visited home
folks Sunday
Bert Thompson arrived here last
week and shipped his mothers house.
hold goods to Creston, where she will
make her home with Bert, who is en-
gagged in the newspaper business
there.
Married, at the home of the brides
father. Tom Richard, southeast OF
Humeston, w. w. Zimmerman and
Miss Mollie Richard. The ceremony
was performed Sunday evening at
o'clock by Rev. B. F. w. Cozier of the
! M. E. church.
! Charlie Bridges has traded his resi-
dence property here for farm in Lin
mems, Mo-, and will move to that place
in few weeks.
The Charlton high school will give
an entertainment here Saturday even,
ing, Feb. l, under the auspices of the
Humeston high school.
Mrs. James Story is suffering with
rheumatism.
Mrs. c. M. Kyner has been quite
| sick the past week.
Jim Richard visited in Des Moines
last week.
Frank Pearson was in Charlton last
week on business.
E. E. Dent, of Corydon, was in
town last Saturday.
Miss Grace Boylan, of Charlton, Wis.
tied friends in this city over Sunday.
Miss Mayme Marquis had her house
hold goods shipped last week to To
peka, Kan, where she is now making
her home.
Miss Ida Smith returned Saturday
from few days visit with friends in
Centerville.
A. A. Clark, Lon Chapman, Henry
McVey, and Press Carton, left We'd
nesday for visit in Kansas.
Alva Humeston returned Wednes-
day from few DAVIS visit in Chica-
go and Fairfield.
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of that week, and all this week as so
many had been exposed to smallpox,
There is no excitement here about 1T.
The Congregational church closed its
doors for ten days or until all danger
was past, thus assisting the school
board in getting the disease stamped
out.
Cecil and Alva Myers are i'll with
the measles.
Mrs. j. 7. Mum was very ill last
week with pneumonia, but her condi-
ton is beginning to improve.
1t is reported that the family OF
Mrs. Mary Caldwell is getting along
as we'll as could be expected with the
smallpox, and thataall are up and
around the house.
Allie Norris, who is employed in OF
tumwa, spent Sunday here with her
mother, Mrs. Almyra Morris. =
Invitations are out for a supper to
be given at the ]. w. Johnson home
this evening in honor of William Nc
Kinley's birthday.
j. E. Eberline spent part Of last
week cutting wood on his brother
Franks farm, near Sherman Chapel.
JOe luHidVy VI llSdl Ivy 'io'.Sa
here Friday with ]. w. Bolivar. and
other friends.
Winnie Cree is ill with the measles
Frank Wells sold his farm last week
to his cousin, MI. Shelton.
Sunday, January 26, being R. A. Pot
torff's fiifty-second birthday anniver
sary his friends and relatives made g
surprise birthday dinner for him. The
surprise was complete. The guests al
came in while he was at church anc
We're ready to greet him upon his re
turn home. Those present were
Messrs. and Mesdames j L. Ware, f
Lough, w. Grant, j. ". Russell
and son, Palace, p. Fulks and chill
dren, Fl. o. Shields and child, McMul
len, Homer Lough, Misses Olive Lew
is of Monroe, Maude Grant, Ann;
Young, Bessie Grant, Maude, Myra an
Jimmie Bolwer, Messrs. Pete Nc
Names, John and Jake Frather, Ro
Swinney, Roy and John Howell an
Bert Grant.
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Amador.

Amador, Jan. 29.-Mrs. M. R. Martin
spent Wednesday night at A. Wilkin-
sons.
The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
L. Carey is recovering from severe
illness. a
Marion Smith and A. Wilkinson
made business trip to Davis county
Wednesday.
The measles are prevalent among
the people in this section.
George Myers is moving to the farm
which he recently purchased of Aaron
Harlan.
George Phillips spent nibht recent
ly at Ira Hastings.
Mrs. Fannie Haning and Mamie
Wellman visited Mrs. Susan Kent Fri
day.
John Schwartz and w. L. Carey
made a business trip to town Wednes-
day.
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mond ice house, and has force of
men and teams at work at present.
Mrs. Ollie Hughes of st. Charles,
Mich, is visiting friends and relatives
here for few days.
The protracted meetings are still in
progress at the Baptist church, con-
Quoted by Rev. William Beard of Sey-
mour. There have been several adj
ditions to the church
Father Woodruff, who has been very
i'll since last Thanksgiving, is some
better at present.
Rev. VIM. A. Whitlock went to Ell
don on the 80 o'clock train Friday to
fill his appointment there in the Free
Methodist church.
Miss Jennie Robinson was in Mo-
ravia one day last week.
Ray Hughes and sister, Hattie at
tended the dance in the Miners hall at
Hilton last Thursday night. They re-
port pleasant time.
i Peter Anderson and wife visited the
parental Anderson home in Hilton
last Thursday and Friday
Rev. w. H. Walden (colored) of Hill
ton filled his regular appointment in
the M E. church here last Sunday ev-
ening. Rev. Walden is an able ex-
FOUNDER Of the scriptures.
Theron Hoedly received a telegram
Sunday noon informing him of the
death of his bTother-in-law, VIM. Os,
born, at Keb. Mr.. Hoadley departed
on the midnight train for Keb to be
in attendance at the funeral.
Stockport.
Stockport Jan. 29.--The train from
Ottumwa Monday was three hours
late. A fine mail service the people
are receiving now.
James Hobson of. Hillsboro came uI
to meeting Monday night
Zade Packer bought some fat cattle
at Stockport Tuesday.
Jesse Spilman left Tuesday fol
western Iowa where he will work on {
farm this summer
Dick Fox had one of his fingers
broken while unloading axe-handle
timber Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs Ed. Donald's infan
child died Wednesday and was buried
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bush Hendrix bah,
died Thursday and was buried Frida.
!; at Winchester
w. S. Whitaker of Hillsboro visited
at Stockport over Sunday.
A. A. Fry and wife of Birmingham
spent Saturday and Sunday in Stock
port.
Walt. Skinner of Birmingham wa
in the city Saturday.
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Packwood.

Packwood, Jan. 29.-Ed. H. Wool
inns has moved back to his farm east
of town.
E. R. Weingardner visited his broth
er-in-law, F. G. Johnston, last week.
Mrs. Rachel Hollingsworth, who was
quite sick several days, is better at
this time.
VIM. Chidester is visiting his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ira Braden, at Calson, Col.
Mrs. Richard Mourse, after month S
visit at DR.. Moormans, has gone to
her mothers, Mrs. Kitchener, at Bur-
lington.
Misses Zillah Douglas and Kate Ste
phenson are attending college in Des
Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Crone are home
from months visit with relatives in
st. Louis.
Miss Cora Burris, of Abingdon, was
the guest of Mrs. c. T. Norman, Mon
day.
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Hiteman.

Hiteman, Jan. 29.-Miss Henrietta
Dinsmore visited several days of last
week at the home of her parents in
Kirkville.
Mrs. John Morgan is in Avery help
ing tosattend her sister, Miss Rilla
Amsberry, who is very sick
Mr. and Mrs. Gustavson are the
proud parents of twin boys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vaughn are rejoicing
over the arrival of little son.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church will meet with
Mrs. J. Wagner Wednesday evening.
Miss Helen Dinsmore of Abba visit
ed Sunday in Hiteman.
The l. O. o. F.. and Rebekah lodges
gave a novel entertainment Saturday.
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Hickory.

Hickory, Jan. 29.-Several people
went from here to Lost Creek last Sun
day On the excursion to see the sad
scene where twenty union miners
were blown to atoms.
William and Fred Robinett went to
Abba on business Saturday.
Mrs. Joseph Prior has been on the
sick list for the past few weeks.
Elmer Corbin went to Oskaloosa
Saturday to visit his folks.
Sam Bush and Henry Susbee went
to Abba on legal business Saturday.
There was no work at the Lockman
mine Monday on the account of a
leaky boiler.
Miss Lottie Prior was an Abba
shopper Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Robnett went to
Abba Monday.
Henry Anderson went to Ottumwa
Saturday on number and returned
Sunday.
Henry Elder, an old and respected
resident, died Jan. 81, 1902, at the
home of his son, James Elder Mr.
Elder has been a resident of Monroe
county for many pears.
Jesse Duble went to Ottumwa Sat
urday night.
William Kinzie went to Abba or
business Monday.
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Mystic.

Mystic, Jan. 29.-Born, to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. cambridge, boy.
Misses Emma Cate and Kate Martin
returned home Friday from a visit
with Mrs. Alex Orr of Ottumwa.
Miss Gurtilles of Centerville visited
a few days the latter part of last week
with Miss Halle Studebaker.
The members of the Womans Relief
Corps will serve supper in Lepper's
hall next Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Hattie Ramsey and Mrs. Lizzie
Miller will depart for Great Falls, Mon
tana, Tuesday evening
The mines are all working full time
now.
James Jennett is working on the
new Woodman hall. which is being
erected in plano.
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Foster.

Foster, Jan. 29-Rev. Richard Eek
les of Moulton was helping Rev.Beard
at his meetings here Monday and
Tuesday.
Chunck Tinsley of Blakesburg has
She contract of filling the Black Dia-
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Keb.

Keb, Jan. 90. P. Blanchard spent
Sunday with his family in Van Buren,
county.
George IJclt moved his family to OF
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Birmingham.

'S''e'''
Birmingham, Jan. 29.-Miss Rose
Hope spent Sunday with friends in
Libertyville. ~
Stan Kerr moved from w. R. Park
er's house to that of A. Yost last
week.
]. L. Arnold and Rease Sherrod
shipped five cars of stock to Chicago
Tuesday.
Joseph Graham. was taken danger
ously i'll Saturday morning.
Ira Huffman and wife. Of Odell, Neb.
who have been visiting the formers
parents for several weeks, returned
home Saturday.
A. A. Fry spent Saturday in Stock
port.
Harley Graham, wife and son. of
New London, arrived Saturday called
here by the serious illness of the for
mer's father.
John Bell returned from Oklahoma
Thursday He failed to buy any OF
the school lands, it all being held at
too high a figure.
A. L. Craft, of Ottumwa, spent Sun
day with his wife and daughter at J..
S. Goodson's.
Mrs. A. Glotfelty purchased the
Frank Massey farm joining her land.
Salem.
Salem, Jan. 29.-F. S. Bell is trans
acting business at Winterset.
Granville Almond is visiting his
mother and other relatives at Indian.
apolis, Ind
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Johnson
delightfully."- entertained Miss Taylor,
Of Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs. Barr,
of Cheyenne, Wyoming,and Dave John
son and sister, Cordelia, of Hillsboro.
H. R. Soaring, of Mt. Hamill and
Frank Masden, of Salem, are at lola,
Kansas, looking at the country.
Mrs. Stancer and children, after sew.
eral days visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Carlysle, returned to
their home at Ottumwa Thursday
Misses Winifred Triplett and Mary
Carter spent Wednesday and Thurs
day at Mt. Pleasant
Miss Myrtle Pidgeon visited friends
at Mt. Pleasant last week.
Jim Brown and Nathan Talbert, OF
Hamburg, are at the home of thei1
mother, who is seriously i'll at Denova
Will Burlington is quite i'll with
pneumonia.
Tuesday Mrs Elijah Raines return
ed to her home at Mt, Pleasant, after
a visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Raines.
Mrs. Guy Tones, of Mediapolis, is q
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Tyner.
Mrs. Laura Rogers and son, Wayne
went to the county seat Wednesday
While there they are the guests OF
Mrs. Rogers brother, Judge WithroW
and family.
The high school literary society will
render program next Friday after
noon.
Pierce Champion arrived from Mar
shalltown Tuesday and joined his wife
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs
Emily Pickard.
Wednesday, J. T. Ingrim started or
a trip to Mt. Pleasant, Danville ant
Burlington. Business and pleasure
will consume the time for week OF
SO longer. He will visit his mother
Mrs. Hannah Ingrim and his sister
Mrs. r. NJ Swan, at Danville.
Miss Anna Collatt5 has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Dellie Morrison a
Trenton.
Mrs. A. S. Crew, after an extended
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Parker, of Florence, Col, also relative.
at cheyenne, Wyoming, and Contra
City, Nebraska.
| Several months since, Mrs. Louise
Bartlett, formerly resident of Salem
was called from her home at Portland
Oregon, to Keokuk. to attend her sicl
daughter, Mrs. Fannie Law. Weeks
passed into months. and Mrs. Bartlett
Twas preparing to return to her home
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HumeSton.

Humeston. Jan. 29.-Albert Barker,
who has been firing on the K. & w.
railroad the past three months, resign
ed his position on account of i'll
health and has accepted his old posi-
ton in the foundry here. Mr. and
Mrs. Barker arrived here last week.
Rev. w. C. Martin, of Corydon,
preached two very able sermons Sun
day at the M. E. church.
Rev. B. F. w. Crozier and wife left
Saturday for Des Moines for few
days visit.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan
Greenlee, Jan. %, son.
Will Howe, of Charlton, spent Sun
day at home.
Mrs. H. w. Thomas entertained her
Sunday school class at her home
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Joe Ulm returned Friday from
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Hazel Dell.
[azel He'll, Jan.29.-Friday beir
Dexter's birthday anniversar.
of his friends planned and
| out a very successful surp
J evening was spent in music
ial chat. Light refreshments
we'd and at a late hour the 81
arted wishing Mr.. Dexter I
py returns of the day.
hose reported on the sick list
TX are conyalescing.
While chopping wood Wednesds
Berry, of Ormanyille. cut his
Batavia.

Belknap, JAN 29.-The school board
closed the school here Wednesday ev-
ening, January %, for the remainder
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All Druggists and General Dealers
seA Ii. See that Oar Private Die
BSassD ia over the geek of the bottle,
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-06-09

The Star Shoe company, OF
Cleveland, Ohio. has rented the
room formerly occupied by McCor-
mick & Co. In the Henneghan
block, and will open up an exclu-
sive boot and shoe store. S. S.
Weber will be manager aud the
new firm will start In business just
as soon as the stock can be shipped
to this city. The new firm intends
to open up by way of half page
advertisement In the OIL Review
which, If kept up, will bring it trade
and lots of 1t.