Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-09-14
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Fred "A. wilson OF End ~ guest
at the Brady.
Charles Miller of Carthage is visit.
ing Tulsa friends,
p. r, Stromberg Of New York was
in Tulsa Thursday.
X. T. Wilcol Of Chicago is bust
ness visitor in Tulsa.
>. l.. Youmans, of Muskogee, is
here today on business.
IL, W, johnson of Coffeyville, is
registered at the Brady.
j. NJ. Miller Of Muskogee, was in
the city Wednesday afternoon.
John Weiser and j. W. Cochran of
Kansas City are hereon business
j, o. lloux of Columbus, Kansas,
is registered at the Robinson.
+. II. Miller was here from Chan
ute, Kansas, Wednesday afternoon.
G. K. Mccullough Of Pawnee, was
guest at the Robinson Wednesday
evening,
l.. NJ, Poe and Z, l., Thurman made
a business trip to Sapulpa Yesterday
afternoon.
VIM. Gall Of Arkansas City, Kas.,
was II guest at the Alcorn, Wednes-
day night.
Herbert, the little son of Mr., and
Mrs. j. NJ, Rutherford, is seriously i'll
with typhoid fever,
Ira lsenberger, the east FIRST street
timer is erecting neat siX-room
dwelling in the Owens addition.
Ii. l., Carle, of the Carle Shave
Shop, made Il business trip to Sulphur
Springs yesterday to be absent num-
ber of days.
W. h. Smith, of the Tulsa Decor
ating Company, was in Pawhuska yes
terda' looking after the firms business
At that place,
Chas Baker, of the Baker Drug Co.,
is in Blackwell, Okla, his old home,
this week, visiting his people and old
acquaintance.
Sam f. Wollard of Wichita, state
agent and adjuster for the American
Central Insurance Company of st.
Louis, is in the city ON business.
John Philleps, of parkersburg,
West Va, arrived in the city yester-
day to make visit with his daugh-
ter. Mrs, d, W, Champion, on Hous-
ion avenue.
W. y. Chambers, formerly of the
Beaue- Nandever Dry Goods Co., who
has been absent for II few months in
the east has returned to Tulsa to
again locate.
S. l.. Longwell, of this city, who has
been associated with the firm Of Phil
lips Longwell 4 Brown, oil producers,
was in the city yesterday making ar
rangements for moving to the new
field in Illinois.
Mrs. Matte Persley, of Kansas
City, who has been visiting FOR the
past week with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Mcbride, 9O4 south Elgin,
will return to her home this evening.
Mrs. Persley is very well pleased with
the growth of Tulsa in the past year.
Capt. and Mrs. j. L. Dowell of the
Provincial Headquarters of the Sal
vation Army at Kansas City, arrived
in Tulsa Thursday morning to open
and establish a permanent branch of
the work here as soon as a suitable
hall can be secured. There will be
street services each evening at 7:15
o'clock. Capt. Dowell and wife come
highly recommended to this city as
earnest workers in the Salvation
Army.
j. r. Brewer, the popular manager
Of j. X. Brewer & Co., representatives
for the Missouri Land Co., with head
quarters in Tulsa and Springfield, Mo-.
will leave tonight for South Missou-
to lock after the mining interests
f the company. The concern owns
some Of the finest and richest lands
in the mining district of Missouri in
which a number of local capitalists
ard citizens are interested. The pro-
oerties are being rapidly developed
nd those who were fortunate enough
make early investments have a good
ling. J. W. Michaels, who recently
resigned his position on the police
force, has accepted a position with the
company and will leave with Mr..
Brewer tonight for South Missouri.
lie is an experienced man in this line