Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-11-23

quarrel, alleged to have been the out
growth OF children's fight, warrants
were issued by the county attorney
yesterday for the arrest OF Mrs. Ro-
tary Terrell and Mrs. Minnie Watson,
charging them with disturbing the
peace. Mrs. Letha Currier was the
planning witness in each case,
A warrant charging man and wo-
man of this city with adultery was
issued yesterday by the county attor-
ney's office No arrests have been
made yet as It is understood that both
parties are now in Oklahoma city. The
names Of the defendants have been
withheld until the arrests are made.
Following "A meeting Of the stock
holders of the Paoya Petroleum COM
pany, a petition was filed in the dis
trict court yesterday asking the disso-
luton Of the corporation.
Dora Ellen Parkes a minor, by her
guardian filed suit against Berry N.
and Sall,e Davidson. and l.. w. Hamp-
ton. fer the foreclosure Of a mortgage
Of $500.
Business in the marriage license de-
partment Of the county court has been
extremely light so far this week, only
two marriage licenses having been is
sued so far. The second was Issued
yesterday to Thomas W. Green, age %,
# Bland, Okla, and Miss. Beulah T.
Nance, age 20, Of Mannford, Okla
They were married by County Judge
Gubser, with the court officials as
witnesses
r Alleging that note for $40 held by
them against the Letcher Oil COM
pany. is past due and unpaid the
Bessemer Gas Engine company yes
terday filed suit in the district court
for judgment to the amount of the
note The Letcher Oil company has
recently been involved in litigation in
Sapulpa, where a receiver, appointed
by the court, was discharged three
days later, by the Judge who granted
the receivership, when the oil COM
pany filed bond sufficient to protect
all creditors.
Little Jeanette Beatty. years old
who was taken from the custody of
her mother, who had kidnapped her
from the little child's father in Boul-
der. Colo, by the. city police about
seven weeks ago, when the mother
and "A man were arrested in room
ing house in this city on charge OF
lewd conduct. left yesterday In COM
pany with her cousin for Boulder
Colo to join her father.
What is believed to be a record in
the matter of divorce suits filed in
one day was made in the superior
court yesterday. when four women
and one man filed petitions asking the
court to separate them from their bet
ter or worses half as the case may be.
Mrs. Mary Ellison, In asking a di'
vorce from II. II. Ellison, alleges that
for two years she was forced to work
in a laundry to support herself and
child. in addition to her husband, who
she charges spent all his money gamb-
ling. She says she was married in
Spiro, Okla, in 1905, and that twelve
weeks ago her husband deserted his
family. She asks for alimony, pos
session of the property, which she
says was bought with her wages, and
possession of the one child.
The petition Of Mrs. Effie Hatfield
for n divorce from ID. 7. Hatfield, al
lcges that her husband has a vicious
temper; IS habitually drunk. earns Sc
a day. but spends nothing for his
family: that he beats her and has
threatened to XIII her and her five
children, aged 16. IA, 1S. 10 and s
years. respectively; that he now owes
grocery bills and house rent for three
months. that the family credit has
been cut Off until she can procure no
food for the family. They were mar
ried in Clarkesville, Ark, in 1894.
Married bliss. was short and sweet /
for Mrs. Florence Hutchison. accord |
ing to her petition for a divorce from /
her husband. Frank Hutchison. She |
alleges that they were married in 1905, !
and three weeks after they were mar
ried her husband deserted her. and /
has never been seen or heard Of 10y
her since.