Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-01-29
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News Notes
BROKEN ARROW.

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Broken Arrow, okla, Jan. rs
hon, II. u. Rightsr formerly OF tn.
! eroken AII2w bar was up this week
fT6m Muskogee.
w j Wright Of Muskogee was In
5roken Arrow Wednesday
Mrs. j, NJ. Herd has returned from
Missouri where she has been In at.
tendance upon her sister, who wa,
lex and recently died there. she
was accompanied home by her moth.
az, who VIII make her home with
Mrs. Herd,
Mrs j, NJ. Crutchneld went to
Woodruff, Mo, this week where bhe
joined her husband who has been
N attendance at the bedside of his
father who is suffering with an at.
tack Of blood poisoning. Mrs. Crutch-
Held win visit with relatives and
friends for several weeks.
Prof o. f. Munson superintendent
If the Broken Arrow high school
who IS member Of the county ex-
amining board, spent Friday looking
after the business Of that ONCE in
Tulsa.
Mrs, DR., Tiller, who has been the
snest of her father, H. r. Knight, has
returned to her home In Colorado
/. q. coon OF TT, Smith, Ark, was
- Broken Arrow visitor Wednesday.
The W, c. T. U. Will meet with
n. !. j. Holt this week on
sday afternoon
Charles Wetzel Of Michigan who
expects to locate here. was prospect
,Dg this week in this vicinity.
N. W. williams, who was CON
hned to his room last week with la
grippe, is able to be at his business
nov
w j. Bailey of Tulsa spent Wed
nesday at Broken Arrow
J, B. Parkinson and wife returned
this week from a pleasant visit in
Wagner county.
Miss Anna Ransom, former teach
er in the High school here. but who
is now engaged in the kiefer schools,
was a visitor here last week among
her friends
w. N S. Peeler, who has been
III with an attack of pneumonia, is
reported rs better.
r. o. Smith Of Tulsa was visitor
here last Sunday.
N Noel Garrett. formerly Of this
place, has returned and will prob
ably live here
Frank johnson gave a 6 o'clock
Adinner Thursday evening in honor OF
her sister, Mrs s. X. Johnson OF
NEa,nusr mho io ,,islting b.r An,nnor
those present were Messrs II. L.
Cuddy. Lise johnson and Mr. Brown
'2f Tulsa. Misses lcie Laws. Stella
NipmRn and Mrs s. *. Johnson.
( tJOhn f.. Wells, OF the Democrat,
Nne Of the Superior clerks spent
Sunday in Broken Arrow
Miss Anna Murray who has been
teaching in the primsry department
OF the Broken Arrow High school.
has resigned her position here to ao-
cept similar position In Muskogee
where she will teach second primary
She left Saturday to take up her work
at Muskogee. Miss Bertha Janeway
will succeed Miss Murray here. She
stas. well liked here, ana especially In
the position she illled; the pupils I'M
der her and their parents We're well
pleased with the way in which she
handled the children. Miss Murray
ALSO made many friends, who regret
10 see her leave Broken Arrow,
l.. II Jenkins who has been In
the furniture business here has sold
his interests and win soon leave for
a visit to Kansas among relatives
The stork left a boy at the home
of James Thompson last Monday
night
Mrs. George Shaffer is visiting her
brother Frank Johnso nand family.
Mrs G. W. 'Bucy is visiting In Texas.
Mrs G. Aubrey OF Rosevllle, H.,
is the guest OF her brother, Charles
Dalton, and family.
Mrs Louis Peters left for Peoria,
III, this week where she intends to
i've from now on |
A dance given by the younger So
vial set OF Broken Arrow took place I
at the Idle Hour skating rink on
avenue Il Thursday night An or /
thestra furnished the music and the
affair was decided success Those .
dancing were Misses Addie Hampton, /
Fioy Brooks, Ruth CRUDE Bonnie 4
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