Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-23

diuons can be made to It from time
TO time as needed.
II IL the intention 10 SO construct
1t that these additions now Contem-
plated can hc used as the city hall
fire station or for other purposes for
which the municipality may have use
All his friends were expecting H. so
It was no surprise Wseu Fred GRAY
returned 10 Sand Springs from Key
stone Sunday, bringing n bride She
was Miss Minnie Keith and was well
known In this ncighboyhood, having
taught the WOmberly school last term.
They were married al her home there,
the only one present from here be-
ing Floyd Gray, brother Of the
groom, Mr.. Gray had already built
II two-room temporary house on his
lot on Lincoln street, and they are
living there They are popular young
people.
The city council has made J.. y.
shepherd assistant city marshal and
street commissioner with r.. F.. Flee
nor, and he viii assume his active
duties Monday when he viii begin
the collection of poll or road taN.
There is about 500 of this tax de-
llnquent
Advertisement has been made by
the city clerk asking for BIDS for
the grading of Main street from
Broadway north to the city limits. The
building Of sidewalks for the same
space on the west side of the street
and for the completion Of the down
town crossings. All the sidewalk work
Is TO be of cement. Bids will be re
ceived by the city clerk up TO i've
o'clock ON the afternoon Of Sep
tember 20.
All the regular services will be held
today in the sand Springs church
Preaching at II a. m. and 7:45 p.
m, Parents are requested to bring
their children to the Sunday school,
which meets at 10 o'clock. Everybody
invited TO these services. There was
the largest attendance at Sunday
school last Sunday, and at both the
preaching services, that there has
been for six moths, In the evening
Dr. Gordon preached a sermon To the
men. There were a large number Of
men present and the service was one
Of inspiration and helpfulness
here this week arranging for the cree
tion at Second and Cleveland OF two
modern cottages which he viii rent.
N"Ih mas begun on them.
A. W. Patton was here this week
from IuISa Trying 10 PICK out I'VE
acre tract on which to establish q
poultry farn. lie VIII either buy or
lease Ior at least I'VE years.
c. G. Evans the luterurban agent
al lhlrd street Is laNihS ms plans to
ouild a modcIn ll'c-room cottage for
iugton near Fourth
y. l.. iiolton and Harry Ciute have
begun the erection of six two-room
residences at First and Roosevelt, for
rent
H. NJ, Munsoll expects 10 soon
h1ild modern bungalow here,
"Wednesday was Jim Weeks birth
day. Mrs Weeks took him TO Tulsa
somo gold watch
II =. POSton Of the Chandler hak-
here from Henryotia and they are
looking for a house to I've in.
little daughter, Ada. to Or. Hun "a
celebrated specialist at Oklahoma
City Sunday for treatment for in
Henry Anderson, the prosperous
Usage county farmer was in town
-
Q, A. Hoeg, who was engineer at
sand springs llrst glass plant the
Avant of Brights disease and was
buried thefe sunday lie had many
Nearly every man In town, incluu-
j. c. Dalton spent sunday with
row.
kosS faNuurn has sold ms once
desk To &. l.. Greer ana mas bought