Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-20
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Dr. Kreyer will spend today in Red
Fork.
otto Risman, of Nevada, Mo-, is
here.
NJ, j, Campbell is here from St.
Louis.
l.. A. Ross, of Willard, Okla, is at
the Alcon,
Glade c. Burton, of Stroud, is visit
ing in Tulsa.
A, Sens, of Ramona is registered
at the Robinson.
l.. X. Hines, Of Enid, was a visitor
in Tulsa Sunday.
c. NJ. Rucker, Of st. Louis, has busi
ness in the city
Mrs. j. Hendricks is in South Me
Alester ON business,
j. E. Hatfield, Of Columbus, Kan,
is at the Robinson.
Colonel Pliny Soper was here from
Muskogee yesterday,
Elmer Cass, of Bigheart, is regis.
tered at the Alcorn.
j. ID. Morton, of Ramona, visited
Tulsa friends Sunday.
j, c. Noble, of Denver, is bust
ness visitor in the city.
p. +. Younger, of Kansas City, was
here Monday on business.
VIM. White, Of Collinsville, is a
business visitor in Tulsa.
j. S. Russ, of Kansas City, is re-
gistered at the Robinson.
A. w. Plank, of Kansas City, is re-
gistered at the New State.
j. b. Swami was here from Inde-
pendence Monday morning.
j. II. McShare, of Kansas City, was
Sunday visitor in Tulsa.
l.. r, Davis, Of Houston, Texas, is a
business visitor in the city,
NJ. NJ. Craig, of Altoona, Iowa, is
business visitor in the city.
w. W. Settlers, of Oklahoma City, is
business visitor in the city.
S. l.. Bucher, of Muskogee, was the
guest of Tulsa friends Sunday.
Frank Linnis, Of Chicago, was call
ing on the local trade Monday.
A. ID. Morton, of the Ramona Her
aid, was here yesterday on business.
Mrs. }. II. Lynch and Mrs. C. 7.
Wyman were up from Muskogee yes
terday.
Mrs. w, T. Brown and son, Richard
have returned from visit to Ne
vada, Mo.
j. w. Boyles and Earl Bowles, of
Bloomington, ILL.,, are guests at the
New State.
f. II. Morris and Miss Livingston,
of Washington, d. c., are guests at
the New State.
T. J. Booth and John Smith, Of In
dependence, Kan, were Sunday guests
at the Robinson.
II. w. Watson and J. NJ. Gross, of
Ardmore, are visitors in the city,
guests at the Brady.
Flowers Nelson left Sunday for
Guthrie, where he will take up his
constitutional duties.
Mrs. J. II. Ball left for Colorado,
last Sunday evening, in reponse to
message that her father had died.
S. r.. Virden, r. II. Frone and S. II.
Booker, of Sapulpa, were visitors in
Tulsa Sunday, guests at the Alcorn.
Mrs. J. II. Lynch and Mrs. h. f.
Wyman, of Muskogee, We're visitors
in Tulsa Sunday, guests at the New
State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chase, Miss
Stella Bennett, Ralph Bales and II. r.
johnson, of New York, are registered
at the Brady
Miss Stella r. Sterling, Of 0klaho-
ma City, who has been visiting friends
in Tulsa for the past three weeks, left
Monday for Gnthrie,
George Williamson, Mr.. and Mrs,
Sam Williams, S. Il. Rowland and
A. NJ. Butler were down from Col
linsyille yesterday on business,
Mrs. Della R. Trumbell, Of Musko-
gee, arrived Monday on visit to her
niece and other relatives. She will
probably spend the winter in Tulsa.
c. w. piatt, VINO has ,sen here on
a visit to his nephew, Don Piatt, and
II. NJ. Knight, who has also been
here, left yesterday for their homes
in Monticello, III.
Ceisted Jewett, who had severe
fall Saturday afternoon at the Royal
Rooming House, and was cut and
bruised, was reported getting along
nicely Monday morning.