Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-12-22
City News In Brief

OWING TO THE serious illness OF
his sister. Il. T.. Oberholtzer. superiu-
tendent Of the Tulsa schools, left yes
terday for Pierce city, Ind.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued yesterday To Fred II. Harris and
Addic r.. Kuikcudall, both of Oilton
Shochley Horne, Garrett, and Jessie
eagle of Garnctt.
THE FUNERAL Of Miss Carrie
Barber, who died last Saturday night,
was held from the residence, 1925
Forest avenue, yesterday aft
ernoon. Burial was made in Oaklawn
cemetery.
NATHAN LANDA died at his home,
43G North Boston avenue, Sunday
morning. After brief funeral serv-
ices the body was sent to MuskOgce,
where burial will take place iu the
Jewish cemetery.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs,
Jean Hickok, who died at "a local hos
pital last Saturday, will be- conducted
at the residence, 3l6 East Eighth
street. Burial will take place In
Oaklawu cemetery.
TT IS PROBABLE there will he
band music i'm TuIsa's downtown dis
trtct Christmas eve. For several
years this has been customary me cl-
forts are being made TO make this
year no exception.
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THE ROYAL ARCH Masonic de
gree was conferred upon members of
a large class during a meeting held
last nl2ht at Masonic nan, The meet
ing was one OF the largest and most
enthusiastic ever held by the IRA
terdlty.
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JAMES WALLACE, formerly or
TINS CITY, now of Kansas Nlly, MO,
was "a Iulsl visitor over sunday MI
NaIla't rs IN the on business ll RAN
10 come mere, where ne is wen
known,
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PIN SICIANS attending D. I. Sjah-
FORD, who was seriously injured last
saturday when he was struck by an
automobile on Second street between
Main street and Boston avenue re
ported Yesterday their patient was
greatly improved ana undoubtedly
cCONcr.
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A NEW IOIEL Is TO ne erected at
Springs by Alexander II. Kerr
OF the Kerr Glass company Mr.
Kerr recently bought six lots for the
purpose, and the new hosiery Is eN-
pected TO De the largest n most up
to-date in cities Of corresponding size
the United states.
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THE DERRICK on the new Gal
lQig hullllnP has hppn elevated tp he !
fifth floor and hcnceforth the work
of completing the steel work of this
unusual structure win be rushed. The
carpenters and concrete workers are
following the steel workers as fast as
possible, and within a few days the
laying of stone and brick probably
Will commence.
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ATTORNEY II, b. Martin has re-
turned from st. Louis, where he APP
known case of the United states VS..
the Stonebreaker-Zee Cattle company
Tho suit was tried in the United
States district court Of appeals and
was for the purpose of recovering
title on a portion of the $4,000 acres,
the company's holdings in this state.
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LOCAL RAILROAD men are await
ing with interest the action Of the
interstate commerce commission when
II holds its hearing in Kansas city
December %. On this date the ques-
ton of rates on glass from this sec
ton to the Atlantic coast Will be taken
and n reduction considered. This is
of great Importance to Tulsa and the
surrounding country as Their are four
glass companies in Tulsa alone.
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PLANS FOR A union week of
prayer among all the churches of the
city and their members were formu-
lated at a meeting of the Ministerial
Alliance in the Y. NJ. c. A. yesterday
morning, The week will be set for
some time in January and the date
will be announced later. A. NJ,
WEIGH, humane officer. addressed the
body on the subject of helping the
poor Of the community.
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SUIT FOR $1,000 damages was
filed In the district court yesterday
by Mrs. Dorothy L. Peterson against