Ottawa CO., OK. - Vitals: Walkingstick-Chandler Marriage
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Submitted by: Judy Michaels <jmichals2@adelphia.net>
March 28, 2002
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		    Walkingstick-Chandler Marriage
 
		Fairland Newsboy, Friday, Sept 23, 1904
			Wedding At Ogeechee
			
A pretty little wedding was the principal event in the quiet little village of 
Ogeechee, two miles east of this place Wednesday afternoon. The parties 
entering into this solemn obligation were Mr. Simon R. WALKINGSTICK, of 
Tahlequah, and Miss Rebecca C. CHANDLER of Ogeechee. 

The groom is comparatively a stranger here but bears a good reputation, and 
holds a position with the Dawes Commission. 

The bride is the daughter of the well know postmaster Ben CHANDLER, and is well
and favorably known in this vicinity. 

After the wedding, the happy couple left on a wedding tour to the World's Fair,
after which they will return to Tahlequah, where they will make their future 
home. 

The ceremony was performed by Rev. V.C. NEAL of Afton, in the presence of only 
a few of the most intimate friends.