Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-09-19
City News In Brief

DEPUTY SHERIFFS Frank Wolfe.
Robert Atkins and NJ. j. Miller were
at Usage Junction last night on Off
cial business.
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MISS RUBY PARTRIDGE, daugh-
ter of h. l.. Partridge, will attend
William Woods college at Fulton, Mo-,
this year and has left recently to be-
gin h semester.
JOHN ELLIS, city marshal of Ska
took, was q visitor in Tulsa yesterday,
having accompanied his young cousin.
Miss Effie Loyol, here for entrance
in d local commercial school.
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MISS LILLIAN JACKSON Of Vinita
has come to Tulsa recently and will
stay with her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and
Mrs. A.. Allan Few, 1442 South Gin
cinnati avenue, while she attends the
Tulsa High school this winter.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued yesterday TO James w. Walker,
Tulsa, and Mrs. Eva Club, Tulsa; Jay
Lowthcr, Guthrie, and Alma Reeves,
Tulsa; Fred Harvey, Nowata, and
Pauline Adelman, Nowata.
WEDNESDAY was the record dav
for attendance at the fair as far as
the Frisco could determine. The
shuttle trains handled about six thou
sand persons during the day and
every trip had a large number Of pas
sengers. The number of cars was
increased from four to eight.
A FEATURE or the annual SYNOD
of Presbyterian churches of Okla
homa TO be held in SapuIpa, October
3, 6 and Z, will be the reception to be
given by the ministers in this city.
The entire delegation will come here
to attend the opening concert Of the
new Kendall pipe organ.
THE BODY of O. C. Kuhn. which
was found in the Arkansas river Wed
nesday, was shipped to Hermann, No.,
yesterday eyosing. George r.. Kuhn,
brother Of the dead man, accompan-
led the body to the Missouri town,
which is the home of their mother.
and interment will be made in the
family cemetery.
THE ENROLMENT at Kendall
college this year is noticcably larger
than asst. Registration of the stu
htlA HAS uNtl III lltEi tSS lbI the past
three days. Every member Of the
faculty has arrived in the city and
the routine work was taken up yes
terday morning.
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THAT FTFTEEN-POUND Armour
ham stolen from Deputy County Clerk
Roy Garbett has been located. All
hat was left OF 1t was the bone. The
ham was taken from the office Of the
county d,erk and every employe I'm the
courthouse was advised that a reward
of IS was offered for its return. II
is reported that Mr.. Garbett refused
to pay anything for the return of the
bone.
MATHA LAUTENBACH in superior
court yesterday entered suit for di-
vorc from her husband, Charles w.
She charges cruel and
inhuman treatment She claims TO
own a half interest with her husband
In his business located in the New
York store. o She asks that he be re-
from .disposing OF the bust
that she be returned her part
Of It and granted $50 a month ali
mony.
SUIT WAS ENTERED in the dis
trict court yesterday by William E.
VS.. the Twin State Oil COM
pany for's26,5 500 damages for injuries
received while in the concerns en-
ploy. While working on a ladder last
March Il loosened and Me fell to the |
ground, alighting on a small stump
Of a tree and suffered a severe shock
and injured his spine. Davidson is a
tool dresser.
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AT A MEETING of the pastors and
Sunday school superintendent Of tho
City I'm the Y. NJ c. A. building, II
was decided to arrange for q united