Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-03-06
City News In Brief

/ MINNIE j.. HALL filed s..t for Ii-
|.r.. Boo ta. superior court yesterday
against Elu He'L Cruelty i- the
grounds upon which the separation be-
sought
SUPERIOR COURT Judge M A.
. IrspkeEr.aro. who h.- been lud,s-
posed for s,N.r. days. Has somewhat
/ improved. yesterday although sun Uu-
able 90 Doe at his office
RAYMOND BAKER. infant son ot
I Mr. and Mrs. EI Baker of kea4lrk,
died at the home Thursday night. The
/ funeral was held from the home yeS-
/ teraay afternoon
THE BALTIMORE hotel changed
/ hands again yesterday when the Ward
/ Investment company announced that
they had sold the Dnatelry Co. the ID.
Moore Go. u Tuls-, who viii take
charge at once.
JOHN DAVENPORT aged so, died
I at his home iu the southwest portion
| of the city yesterday morning. lie Is
survived boy widow. The funeral
will be. conducted at the Mowbray
chapel this afternoon at . o'clock.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued
| yesterday to Emil A. Weineckc. IS.
/ of Tulsa, and Fanny 3 Hills. "a, Of
Kansas city; william r. Hin, II, and
/ Edith VI. Schaffer 3, Of Tulsa, par
entail consent was gained by the girl;
Moses Williams 25, and Flora Old
| ham 49, OK keIIyylIle
q
REV T.. A. ANDREWS, principal
! Of the Campbell Seminary Campbell
| Tex, preached a wonderful sermon at
| the Mission Of Rcdeeming Love last
night Mr Andrews began his meet
| ing Wednesday night and will preach
20 nights lie is an interesting
speaker.
THE CLAIMS OF local Confederate
veterans under the newly provided
state pension law will be taken care
Of by NJ. j. Glass and Tate Brady Of
the local Sons of Confederate Neter-
ans. II win not come into effect for
80 days, since it did not carry an
emergency clause.
ATTORNEY J. J.. ORR. who has
! been practicing law in Tulsa for the
| last / months, having Ueen Connected
with the irm Of Robinson q Gore,
takes permanent leave Of the city
to-day Recently on a visit to Collins
vile he decided to launch into inde-
pendent law practice there.
THE FRISCO railroad is laying a
! 100-car track at Jennings to take care
Of the Congested freight According
| B., ,,,1 .
will require only about two days to
complete the siding into the town.
| General superintendent j. A. Frates
was in Jennings yesterday looking
after the construction Of the switch.
.
! J. HENRY COOK alleges in his pc
| titiOn for divorce against PhilOmina
which was filed in TIE superior court
| yesterday, that his wife several
months ago left him and said she
would never return to his domicle,
According TO the pet'lon she kept her
! word. Abandonment is the PLAINTIFF
! plea for divorce.
PROMINENT railroad men who
! visited in the city yesterday were a..
AZ jackson Of Oklahoma City, district
| passenger agent Of the Frisco; George
/ a. Tunstall Of Kansas city. travelling
! passenger agent UG the Burlington
route. r.. a. Stith of oklahoma city,
travelling freight agent Of fhe Louis
Vile q Nashville; Harry u. Morris of
! St. Louis, industrial agent ~ Nh.
/ Frisco, -. Ripley of Ghanute, super
/ iHteudcut Of the Santa Fe; j. a Fratcs
| ~ Springfield, general superintendent
~ She Frisco; T. B. Coppage Of
| Springfield, transportation superin-
9pYdoy9 of 7hp Frisco. III a. s'OnlcS