Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-16
City News In Brief

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THERE WILL BE NO services at
the Tigcrt Memorial church today
owing TO absence Of the pastor from
the city.
MIR. AND MRS A. Campbell and
their daughters left this morning for
Kansas city, Mo-, whore they viii
make their home in the future,
CHECKS TOTALING $4,000 wcro
given out Yesterday to Tulsa's school
teachers. the occasion being the reEu-
lar pay day. Negro teachers were not
included in the roll.
A NEW GUSTS steam turbo-gen-
orator, one of the finest machines Of
the kind in Oklahoma, has been in
stalled by the Public Service corpora
ton.
THE KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF
Security lodge will institute an organ-
laation Of that kind at Sand Springs on
next Friday, giving the town the al
most complete line of secret organiza-
tons.
MISS WtLDA JUSTTSON of East
Palestine, ohio, arrived i'm Tulsa yes
terday to ,isit her sister and brother
in-law, NJ. and Mrs. Fred Hazen, SIC
North Boulder. Miss Justison will be
in Tulsa for several weeks.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued
yesterday TO George Bradford, Tulsa,
ana Nora b. Harris, Tulsa; Jack stat
ford, Tulsa, ard Matte Johnson
Tulsa, James S. McCreary, Vera, and
Bertha McCaullen. Vera.
THE NEW CITY PATROL auto is
attracting considerable attention. if
Tor no other reason than that it does
not rou the city when It is being
operated. The machine is considered
one Of the best of the kind I'm thy sec
ton of the country.
RADIENT CHAPTER no. 294 CT
Sapulpa has invited members Of Tulsa
Chapter No. 1873 Of the Eastern Star
g. attend a banquet at that place next
Thursday. Tho occasion is to meet
the Grand mutruu Of Oklahoma, Mrs.
\. b. Ehler.
AMONG TCLSA'S out-of-town Wis
, itors last week was A. T.. Anderson,
formerly of this city, now Of Seattle,
Wash. Mr.. Anderson is "a charter
member Of Akdar temple. Order of the
Mystic shrine, of this city, and is well
and fayorably known here.
MRS. NJ. A. RIGGS. 50 years old,
arrived i'm Tulsa last night TO be the
guest Of her daughter at the okla
homa hotel. Mrs. Riggs, who lives
in Southwest city, Mo. has managed
to make this trip twice yearly, in
spite OF her advanced age.
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A.. W. LEFEBER, vice-president
and general manager of the Midland
Valley, and Il party Of eastern fiuan-
cicrs stopped over i'm the city for two
hours yesterday morning on their way
to Muskogee. The men were shown
over the city during their stay but had
no business to transact in Tulsa.
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G.. NJ. COMSTOCk sustained a broken
leg when he collidcd with an auto
mobile about noon yesterday at the
corner of Second and Cincinnati. Mr..
Comstock was riding a bicycle and II
could not be asceTt1inGd whether the
fault lie in the driver Of the machine
or not. He was taken to the Tulsa
hospital and was in great pain last
night.
CHARLES GILBERT, proprietor OF
the Charles Gilbert Ladies' Tailoring
establishment 322 South Boston, was
sued for divorce in superior court yes
teiday by his wife, Josephine Gilbert.
The petition alleges cruelty. The
couple were married in New York in
1898 and have two children. Mrs.
Gilbert asks an absolute decree and
$40 alimony.
a SUIT nor s 1000 damages was
filed in superior court yesterday by
the Aldrew Oil & Gas Co. against the
Besscmcr Cos Engine company. Tho
Aldrew concern charges the defend
ants failed to properly construct a
cement foundation upon which a gas