Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-05-15
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l., NJ. Lindsay was in Sapulpa yes
terday on business.
Judge Butterworth is holding court
in Bristow this week.
W, f.. Foltz, of Muskogee, was over
here Sunday, visiting with friends,
7. Baird, of Arkansas city. is in
the city, visiting his friend, J. $,
Nichols
Mrs, j, l.. PierSon, who Is visiting
friends in Chandler, will return this
week
5. f. Bucher, an oil operator of
BartleSviIle, is visiting IN the city
with W, f. Ewing.
Miss Nell Neves will entertain the
Bid tucher club tomorrow. Wednes-
day, afternoon
Miss Beulah Hull ha, accepted a
position with the Hale-ReynoldS com
pany, as bookkeeper and cashier.
Miss Lula Funk Ina, just returned
from Gushing and says she is content
ed to remain in Tulsa in the future.
C. NJ. Miller and Mr. Petri, of Ok
Iahoma City, spent Sunday with Mrs
CrieIer, of the Emporium,
i. W. Cotteral, representing the
ButlV Manufacturing company of
Kansas City, called ON the trade in
Tulsa Yesterday.
Ralph Widner,secretary Of the Hale
Reynolds Hardware X Supply com
pany. left last night for Chicago on a
business visit.
J. c. Armour, manager of the
Southwestern Tea and Coffee House,
leaves tomorrow for Wichita on a
short busines trip.
Edward Lucas, of the department
of printing, at Washington, a nephew
of Congressman Scroggy, is in the
city for several weeks, visiting,
Mrs. Miller and daughter, of Daw-
son, were in the city yesterday do
ing some shopping. Miss Miller has
lust returned home from school at
Muskoge
Mrs. r. p. Elliott, the exclusive
milliner Of Tulsa, presents to the pub
lie an instructive window this week,
Some rare exhibitions of millinery
are artistically arranged that are sure
to please and are not surpassed in the
city.
Architect l.. 2. Clifton leaves this
for Independence, Cherry
vale. Neodesha aud Kansas City. He
will enter into competition on Ii
brary at Independence. and make
week S trip.
The Reverend G. w. SpodgrasS,
pastor at large of the Sequoyah Pres
bytery. is in the city, visiting the
Reverend G.. W. Kerr. Mr.. Snod-
grass organized IA church at Has
kell, Sunday.
Mrs. NJ. Moore. of North Cincin-
natl. had Il stroke of paralysis Sat
urday evening. She was reported
better last night. This is the third
stroke the aged lady has had, and her
friends are uneasy about her condi.
tion.
Miss Naomi Harmon. Guy Cary,
Miss Grace Hollis and Charley Han
sell. taking lunches along, spent Sun
day at Lost City, aud had a most de-
liehtful outing away from the dust of
the city, and in sweet communion with
and each other.
Ira G.. Oglesby. general counsel for
the Missouri Pacific. was in the city
Sunday on his special car. Mr. OgleS-
BY is an old friend of c. G. Calicott,
and the men had not met before for
a number of years. They spent sew
,lal congenia hours recalling old
time, Mr.. Oelesby's home is in Fort
Smith.
Doctor Kreyer. director of the Com
uercial Club band. has consented to
play his cornet every Sunday morning |
n the NJ. +. church Sunday school
he commenced yesterday morning and |
lis efforts were greatly appreciated
~ young and old As a cornet player
he Doctor has few Superiors.
W. W. Neal, who will represent the
Tulsa Press Club at the Shewnee con
'ention. is getting up an invitation
igned by an immense number Of rep
'esentative citizens which he will take
With him and present to the Indian
Territory and Oklahoma newspaper
men who will meet in Shawnee next
week. The invitation asks the Asso-
iation to partake of Tulsa hospital
ty next year