Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-23
BROKEN ARROW.


Special to lac World.
Broken Arrow Okla, April 22.-
Broken Arrow enjoyed one of her
usual good fast bali games here yes
terday between the high school and
the merchants team. The high
school were winners till the seventh
inning when the merchants ran in
six scores and the high school failed
to come back. The game stood . to
G at the end. The high school boys
have a good team, but could not get
by the merchants fast team.
Miss Jaunita Wells, assistant edi-
tor Of the Broken Arrow Democrat
and who has been in personal charge
Of that paper since her father John
T.. Wells has been acting as clerk
for the Superior Court, is very low
at home sick, but his condition is
not considered as dangerous as Miss
Jaunita.
The Rev. w. w. Crymes and Frank
l., Haynes attended District Confer
ence at Sapulpa Friday Of this week,
Miss Bert Dalton went to Tulsa
last Saturday.
Mrs. j. II. Laws was shopping in
Tulsa last week.
Miss Lille Wilson, who has been
visiting her sister in Omaha, Nebras-
ka, has returned to her home here.
Guy j. Meacham, secretary OF the
county election board, was in Broken
Arrow Friday ming among his
friends.
Mr. Charles Crokdale of Kentucky
has been prospecting in the vicinity
of Broken Arrow this week with a
view OF locating one some of the
sections of fine farming land.
W. G. Clayton and amily who have
been living near here, have removed
to Colorado where they will locate.
Mr.. Joe Simmons, proprietor of the
Hotel, has leased his host
lery and will leave for the summer,
spending the heated term at Colorado
Springs. His son Emory and family
will accompany them.
Mr.. u. i. Fishburn has returned
from his winters stay in the Gulf
towns OF Teas. He will remain here
this summer.
Mr.. A. w. Lancaster and w. G..
NJ. Goethe, who were in Oklahoma
City last week, have returned. They
were attending the |. o. o. +. meet
Ing.
Mrs. w r, Keifer, who was form
ally in charge of the Kentuck Col,
tnI oil,
Mrs. VIII Allen spent the day in
Tulsa Monday
Mrs. w. w. Crymos, who has been
very Ill with an attack of appendicitis
is reported as better
Hon. w b. Williams has gone to
Legas Lake on a fishing trip and to
spend n few days outing.
Mrs. Charlotte Rollins died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. w. T.
Sheets in the north end Of the city
last Tuesday, April 18th, death COM
ing after n long and lingering Ill
ness of many weeks. Mrs. Hulse had
Just recently withstood a nattack OF
pneumonia last winter but at the
ripe old age OF life az Christian
woman, and a kind mother and a
good nelghbor Mrs. Hulse was the
mother OF Mrs. w. T. Sheets OF this
place, and Mrs. Ed Dalton and Of
Alien Hulse. Her remains were TAX
en- 10 Butler Missouri, for inter-
ment
Mr.. J. S. Severson who has been
transacting legal business in Mis-
souri, has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. =. Howser gave n
Sunday school social to their Sun
day school classes OF the Baptist
church last Tuesday evening. Games
were INDUCED in and refreshments
served.
Mr.. Tom Pettigrew has new au-
tomobie. New automobiles in Bro
ken Arrow are coming thick now, as
the town has about thirty cars.
Mr.. Benjamin Lilies. who has been
In Texas on business, has returned
TO Broken Arrow.
Mrs. Frank MCGUIRE who has been
at the hospital in Muskogee, was re-
ported better yesterday.
Miss Vida Wright is considering an
offer to accompany an orchestra al
Mama this summer.
Mr.. ]. z. Freeman has moved &c
Muskogee. He has been engaged In
the hotel business.
Mr.. Clarence Ashe has been work.
ing In Tulsa. "
Mrs. Butterick, who has been III fol
several days, will be moved 10 a hos.