Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-09-16
PART
Of NEW HIGHWAY
WORK HELD Up TEMPORARILY
on IMPORTANT ROAD. PEND
ING BOND SALE.
SAND STRINGS HAPPENINGS
school Terms Begins Monduy-Doings
in the Growing suburban Fac
tory Town.

With q mile or So of the new high
way done olong the route from Tulsa
to Sand Springs, work on il has been
temporarily delayed ON account of
completion of the bond sale Week.
Nl township not long since voted
bond issue for the construction of
this highway and just as soon as the
issue Is disposed of work will be
taken up in earnest and one of the
finest highways iu the county will De
constructed
The sale Of the $4,000 bonds has
been delayed by investigations in the
interest of the purchasers, the First
National bank of Tulsa and Edwards
and company Of oklahoma city. Just
as soon as the bonds are disposed of
and the money paid, the work of
construction will be pushed to COM
pletion.
NJ. s. BiIingston township clerk
has been having bridges started on
the east end and some work done
with money left over in the treasury
from the road fund Of last year.
Contrary to appearance from the
car lire the finished roadway will not
be less than IS feet wide at any
point.
From Tulsa It will parallel the in
terurban on the south to the Home
station road whore IT will cross both
the Interurhan and the Katy and
traverse Sand Springs on Railroad
street, which occupies a 40-foot strip
along the north side Of the Katy,
From Sand Springs TO Wekiwa the
road Will parallel the Katy on the
north. East of Sand Springs the road
4 pf
it Will be of earth.
The family of Leonard Vincent ar
rived the first Of the week and for
the present is living in the house re-
Gently built by Fred Gray ON Lin
coin street,
Mrs. D. Smith Of Chanute Kas
is here visiting Mrs. A. +. Havens.
Mrs. Smith is looking for a location
TO put i'm a general merchandise
store, and is much impressed with
sand Springs,
John S Nicholas of Denver, son
| Of Mrs Ed a. Page, who has been
/ visiting here for a week or more, left
/ Wednesday for Princeton university
where he will take a four years
course in law.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Potts returned
home last Thursday from a five
weeks visit I'm 81 Louis. Columbia,
| ILL., OakVllc ana Springfield, Mo.
/ They report "a pleasant trip, but say
/ there is no place Ike Sand Springs
and were glad to return.
r. II. Gross has returned from the
| Gushing oil fields for "A visit with his
wife and daughter after an absence
of several months
Mrs. Glover has returned home
from Tulsa whore she has been for
/ a couple of months. She is to be one
of the teachers here.
John Davis, who went to Tucum-
carl. y. NJ. for his health some time
/ ago. thinks hg Is no better though
he improved at first.
G.. $. Bashline was over from
/ cleveland last week looking after his
property interests here and visiting
/ the family Of W L. Justice.
Robert Fry. Creek Indian, and
formerly auditor for his tribe was
here last week from Broken Arrow.
/ lie says corn will make half crop.
The new house Professor Laughton
is building ON Roosevelt avenue will
have nye rooms. 1t is 26 y 81 feet
IN size.
Earl Cornelius left Monday for
/ Eiefer to work on "a gasoline refin-
cry being put mp by the Gypsy oil
company. lie will have charge Of
/ the pipe fitting.
Gedrge Dole visited in Kansas City
/ for a few days last week. Mrs. Dole
is spending her vacation in the Colo
RADIO mountains.
Mrs. Emma Hawkins, matron OF
the Page Home. has Srcturned from
her vacation OF several weeks in
Colorado.