Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-15
City News In Brief


THAT TIE Boston Avenue NJ. r.
church south, will soon purchase
residence ON North Denver avenue for
their presiding elder, was reported
yesterday
MRS Il r. MOUNDS of Red Fork
was brought to Tulsa last night and
taken 10 "a local hospital, where she
will undergo an operation today for
appendicitis.
ALTHOUGH IT WAS first reported
that she could not live, Miss Tony
Marshall. 9l5 East Sixth street, who
was poisoned Sunday by eating ice
cream, is reported TO be or the road
ito recovery
CHARLES BRINK, proprietor Of
cafe on Third street was yesterday
exhibiting m alligator nearly five feet
in length. which he brought home
from Florida, In which state he spent
a month recently. Ho also displayed
two cocoauuts in their shells.
THE PHILATHEA class Of the
First Baptist church will entertain
the Baraca class with a lawn social
at the home Of Mrs. J. Allen Yeager,
1886 South Boulder Thursday eve
ming at Z o'clock. Supper will be
served at that hour
THE EVANGEL BIBLE class of the
First Presbyterian church has ap-
pointed Miss Margaret StaCkhouse as
! delegate to the national Y w. c. A.
convention to be held at Estes Park,
| Colo, in August She will accom-
pany three other delegates from
Tulsa.
ACCORDING TO advices received
yesterday by the Sand Springs Rail-
way company. the Ringing Brothers
| circus Will exhibit I'm Tulsa on Tues
| day August 10. While this win he
! the first circus Of the year, several
/ others, It is said, will show here be-
| fore the circus season has closed.
.
SUFFERING FROM badly
wrcuChed ankle sustained Sunday
night while she was walking down
stairs. Mrs Eftie Condron. matrou at
the women's free public rest room
on Boston avenue, near Second. was
attending to her usual duties yester-
day under "a handicap she Is being
assisted temporarily.
SPECIAL MUSIC. vocal and iustru-
mental. marked the formal opening OF
the new y. w. G. A rest room on West
! Fourth street adjoining the Y. w c.
! A. cafeteria. between the hours OF
| 8 80 and 1880 o'clock i'm honor Of the
event. The rest room is intended for
the use Of business girls, and is very
coztly furnished
THE BIG LAKE at Sand Springs
] ~ 10 DOR
moyal Of all OF the stumps in its he'd.
! II is expected that before II again
| contains sufficient water for swim
| ming and boating, n splendid beach
| will have been constructed and other
| improvements made which were i'm
| possible as long as the lake contained
normal depth Of water.
THE NINTH AUTOMOBILE acct
! dent within a week occurred on Main
street last night shortly after Q
| o'clock. A jitney bus collided with a
| touring car as the latter backed from
! the curbing Both machines escaped
! serious damage. Traffic Policeman
Jim Pnkngton investigated. but
neither OF the drivers were held.
.
THE FIRST HEAT prostration TO
! be reported this summer occurred
yesterday afternoon, when Phil
! Knight laborer employed In erect
ing a house In the southern part Of
! the city. tainted while carrying hod
Of brick He was taken to his home
and at a late hour last night was
resting easily.
.
REN VANCE, well-known young
! oil man who was injured last week
| when the automobile he was driving
/ turned turtle near the dry-farming
congress grounds, is steadily improv-
| ing. according TO information received
| from the Tulsa hospital late last
night Vance is still In a serious con
dition, however, and is not yet re-
| earded out Of danger
.
LIGHTS WILL be kept burning on
the interior Of all stores In the bust
ness district hereafter. Several estab-