Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-29

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Rev Il, u, baldwin, rector OF the
episcopal cnmch, Is IN the cty
Joe Matuly, made hyius bust
uys, tap to Kansas uV sunday
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uuor.c Townsend and wife, OF
,,rtvG registered at the New state
.omday
,un uuil, mluelto employed ou the
Democrat, lett yesterday Ior hlN home
~ ruld, okla
Mr., and Mrs. /, NJ, Blackwell and
Ma and Mrs. {. NJ. Boheulclt spent
sunday IN Skialook.
Miss jimmie Ayars will entertain
tue tortmghlIy cub AT her home ON
" eduesuay evening,
Marcellus Murdock, Of the Wichita
Eagle, was in the city a short time
sunday, on business.
". !, Stewart, of the Creek Oh
company, lett yesterday for Puts
Dug. lie is gone ON business.
j. +. Sickles, formerly of Tulsa,
m,ves to Springfield, Mo, this week,
lie will conduct book store there.
c. NJ. Downing, the Builders Sup
plies man, left Sunday night for Kan
oaS City, and expects to return today.
Rev, and Mls, Broyles leave today
for Skiatook, where Mr., Broyles will
take charge of the Presbyterian
cnulch.
Mrs. Ray Short and Mrs, Wells
will entertain the Altar Society and
gentlemen friends ON tomorrow, We'd
nesday,
Mrs. johnson and daughter, of
Kansas City, are visiting Mrs. John
son 5 sister. Mrs. +. b. Howard, Of
this city.
The Misses Carl and leola Thomp-
sou will entertain tonight in honor of
their guest, Miss Ceclle Fisher, of
thanute.
+. 5. Hoffman, president of the
mon National bank, of Chandler,
Okla, is in the city looking up n-
veStments.
DR.. 7. +. DAILY has opened an office
in the Egan building on Main street.
He occupies suite four and five, and
is lifting them up in handsome style,
Lee Patrick, ex-lndian agent and
cashier of the Bank of Stroud, Stroud,
Okla, is in the city looking after his
property interests here. Lee enjoys
the distinction of having been two
years trying to get rid of govern
ment job.
>. +. Noiand ,cf yesterday after
Il ter Dallas. Texas, to visit his
m.ly lie will return in couple
weeks to open a racket, or new
city store, in this city. Mr.. holland
~, lhs has been his intention since
- coming to Tulsa.
r. NJ. and |. II. Rickey returned to
their home in Kansas City yesterday,
after pleasant visit with their par
ents at Fifth aud Frisco. Miss Olive
Hickey, their sister. accompanied
them to Kansas City for a month S
visit.
d. NJ Maltindale and family re-
IA ned to the Robinson hotel last
li.ht. from visit in Oklahoma City.
Mrs Marlind,ve tand shrduletaOin
MIS- Marlindale and children left
Yesterday for Muskogee. but the fam
ily will return in September next to
permanently reside in a home which
will be built in the meantime by Mr..
Martindale.
W. K. Clay, son of W. \. Clay, of
Kansas City. has succeeded his father
as manager of the Clay Furniture
company, in both the Tulsa and Kan
Sas City stores. Mr. Clay was here
from Kansas City Sunday for the
inst time. He was shown around the
city by the local manager, Mr.. Ather-
ton, and expressed himself aStounded
at the remarkable progress manifested
on every hand. He will return in a
few weeks, he says, ard buy lots and
build, both residence and a large
warehouse for the store.
Interest Increasing
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