Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-26
City News In Brief

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JOHN w. BROWN and wife left
yesterday for a tour in California.
c. +. PICKER, wro represents the
Pullman company at oklahoma City,
stopped over in Tulsa yesterday.
II. p. MOUNTS of Kansas City,
travelling freight agent of the Chicago
n Northwestern, was in the city yes
terday.
f. G. WOODS Of st. Louis, com
mercial agent Of the Canadian North
crn railway visited the local offices
yesterday.
T.. G.. STEBBGNS, travelling freight
agent of the Baltimore 4 Ohio rail-
road, with headquarters at Oklahoma
City, was in Tulsa yesterday,
ORTHODOX JEWS Of the city cole
bratcd the Feast of the Tabcrnacles
OF Rabbi NJ. Himelstein, 1103 South
Frisco avenue.
Il. SALOMAN, who Is connected
with the advertising department Of
The Tulsa World, has moved his
household goods from st. Louis and
will take up his residence at 5l9
South Houston street
FIRE YESTERDAY morning in
the Johnson Bros. grocery store,
l6 West Thid street, was the only
conflagration of the day. The fire
was caused by defective wiring and
the blaze was eXtinguished without
damage.
ARRANGEMENTS for the trip to
the Ponca City celebration, October
25, were completed last night at n
meeting Of the Akdar Shrine band.
The band will have its new uniforms
by that time and is planning to enter
tho band contest.
W. r. WEIGHTS was bound over to
superior court and his bond placed at
$1,000 by Justice Daniel yesterday
when he was found guilty Of forging
a check The Victim was Tom Fos-
ter. who accepted a part of the value
for room and board bill.
RICHARD BRIDGES, a negro. was
by Motorcycle Police Brown
as suspicious character. Bridges
Tulsa at n. m. Friday, but upon be-
ing investigated at police headquar-
ters was let loose
JIM FLIPPO was found guilty yes
terday IN Justice Lee Daniels court
OF stealing $500 from the Farmers
& Merchants Produce Co. He
was bound over 10 superior court and
his bond placed at $500. The theft
was committed Soptember 10.
FUNERAL SERVICES were held
for Ewcll K. wilder yesterday after
noon at the home of his parents, 1922
South Main street, by the Rev. J. w.
made I'm Oaklawn Mr. wilder died
recently I'm Phoenix Ariz., and was
brought here FOR burial
AFTER HAVING the case OF T. r.
Mills vs.. The Mohawk Mining COM
pauy under adyisomcnt for some
time. Judge Breckenridge Of superior
court failed to give a decision yester-
day when II was called on the docket.
The case was continued until today
when final disposition will be made
OF It.
T I
afternoon at the Stanley
McCune chapel over the body Of
Claude @. Rirta. who was murdered
Wednesday night near this city. He
is survived by a wife and child who
are now in the care of the humane
society pending the trial of the muir
derers
MRS. n. L. GRAHAM accidentally
ran her automobile into a white way
post on Second and Main yesterday
morning, knocking the post loose and
breaking the globes. TWO men, A. II.
Gray and +. II. Hodge. standing near
the post. were cut by the falling glass.
Their injuries were not serious.
THERE HAS BEEN an unfounded
statement. entirely unauthorized. that
Mrs. Lydia A. Newberry and NJ. Simp-
son Allen Of the Mission of Hedeemirig
Love are establishing a mission at St