Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-07-21
City News In Brief


pio,,," AZ, i ifEG' IeIl last night Tor san
es"' al 20 attend the annual con-
w. '','Ii i'Ii. VI 'Sle LuSal prusI OF Moose
sue 'io"' ne IoC"i rouge
THE KENTUCKY CLUB, the orig
MAJ state society in Tulsa, is coming
to HE again shortly The club plans
early in August
.
BEN VANCE, seriously injured in
an automobile accident near the fair
grounds a week ago has been re-
moved from the hospital To his home.
and is getting along nicely.
a SUPPER and dance will be
features If social evening to be en-
Joycd by the members Of the local
Moose lodge, their friends and fam
HES next Friday evening at Sand
Springs park.
.
MISS BERNlCE BATCHELDER,
South Nogales. who has been SER
iOusly i'll with typhoid fever for some
lime, is slowly improving, according
to announcement made at the home
yesterday.
.
THE RODY or MAMIE Pearl
Roberts, 12-year-oId daughter of Mr.
and NIrs H. 1 p,bortg ,,,.g IoiJ 20
rest i'm Oaklawn cemetery Yesterday
Funeral services were held at the
family residence, 4O3 South Norfolk
avenue. with Rev. l.. S. barton Of
ficiating.
.
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daughter of Mr. and Mrs. f.. l.. Rob
crts, who died Sunday. was POSTPONED
morning at 10 O'Clock. when Rev ]
d. Hagler will conduct services from
the residence on South Norfolk
.
THE REGULAR semi-montbIv con-
vocation of Tulsa chanter No : ~
II. A. NJ. was held last night in Ma
sonic hail. The past master degree
was conferred on several candidates
If v,as tba I,gt ,on,,ocoti tio,, nf tLo
CHAPTER until the new Masonic home
at sixth and Main is completed
THERE ARE NOW twelve natiepte
i'm the detention home occordinp to |
Uum,no AGENT NJ VvoIcb Tho
bungalow is crowded to canaritv and |
those in cbarpe ara anvionsIv await |
inc cornIetion NJ tho now striIcture
adioining which viii afford accom-
for large number
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DAMAGE estimated at 81 OOO was
done sunday night at nidnipbt h,r a
fire which almost totally destroyod |
the home of ed cool; on South !
Frankfort avenue, The blaze had |
almost completed its work when the
fire department Arrived and only a
portion of the contents of the resi-
1ence was saved
.
ADANCE RFpR ESNENTA ATTVES OF
Brothers circus were in
Tulsa yesterday putting up heralds
and posters announcing the appear
lnce of the worlds greatest" on
August 10. 1t will be the first circus
IF the year for Tulsa and the kiddies
were standing around the billboards
with open mouths all day yesterday.
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SPIliE BERRY, prominent young
iulsan VINO was operated on at the r.
\ ;; hospital last THURSDAY 1or ap-
4 constant stream Of the young mans
'Tiends visited lhe hospltal yesterday
lll day ana a speclal atiehuaht is kept
1usy answering teIephohe cans ABOUT
5erry' II Is tn"usht that ne VIII re
cover aIthoush ms cohdllon last
llBhI was very ser.ous'
..'---,
=. ~ NElGhI' president OF the
-hamber OF Commerce, Will return
.oday nom Claremore, where he has
been soJournlng Tor the past week
with his family, according to advice
Dortant matters are awaiting Mr.
Wrghts attention at the Cham
Der of Commerce and he is anxious
10 pile into the work.
Q
THE OKLAHOMA UNION Trac
ton company was Monday reorgan-
lied with the following board Of di-
lcctcrsr A. A. Small, president and
general manager; c. b. Small, score
tary and treasurer; A. B. Small, vice
| resident; A. d. Davis and j. f.
Davis. Some time ago the holdiols
Of this company were sold, and the
pose Of carrying out the original
plans of an interurban.
SECRETARY EDWARD O. Til
)urne of the Chamber Of Commerce
S completing plans for the organiza-
ion of several state societies in
Tulg1 Tho gph hpmp has a1Tpodv bCpD