Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-17
City News In Brief

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THERE WAS A GOOD attendance
Of Masons at the meeting last night
when important business pertaining 10
the fraternity was transacted.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued yesterday TO Virgil Il, Peck
jerks. and Mamie McMalven OF jerks;
Abner Harrison, Tulsa, to Eliza
Beckston, cOlorod,
THE REGULAR FALL rush is now
on at the A. X. Kerr glass factory at
to turn out fruit Jars by the thou
sands before next spring
T.. G. JONES I'm superior court yes
tcrday filed suit against the Sabine Oh
company, NJ. G.. and s. G. Lockwood
for $4,000. He claims 0his as commits
sions for acting as agent in the sale OF
oil and gas leases.
THE FUNERAL Of James $. Dun
can, who died last Saturday night at
was held sunday afternoon at the
Boston avenue Methodist church.
Burial was in Oakllwn cemetery
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GEORGE FERGUSON Of Kansas
city Mo. was among Tulsa's out of
town visitors yesterday Mr.. Ferguson
fOrcmrly was a resident OF this city
but for the past two years has been
engaged in the live stock commission
business.
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Ia. ;...1
early yesterday morning, was taken to
Monet Mo-, for burial yesterday aft
ernoon. The body was accompanied
by Mrs. Brite MIR. Brte was of the
Britc Electrical company and was
well-known here
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NEXT THURSDAY AFTERNOON
i'm the parlors Of the First Presbyter-
ian church the annual praise services
OF the Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety will take place, Mrs. Frank
Townsend will give an interesting
stereopticon lecture.
THAT HE MAY RECEIVE the best
Of attention, Thomas Wade, the Frisco
brakeman who was badly injured
when run over by a switch locomotive
I'm the Tulsa yards last week, was yes
tcrday removed 10 the Frisco hospital
in Springfield, Mo Mr.. Wade's right
foot was badly crushed.
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MOST or THE FINE shorthorn
cattle recently brought to BiXby by y.
r.. Graham and others for the Mer-
chants & Planters bank already have
been distributed. They are considered
the finest stock of their kind ever
brought to this part Of the country.
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MEMBERS of the lodge OF lady
Maccabees will this afternoon hold an
informal reception in honor Of Mrs.
Laura b. Tuckett state commander,
and Mrs Alva Gilbert, saate organ
izer. Preceding the reception there
viii be a brief business session and all
| members are urged to attend.
| \ SPECIAL entertainment will be
| provided for the patrons meeting at
Sequoyah school this afternoon at
| $3.50 o'clock. In addition to the pro-
! gram several matters of business will
| be discussed by the Patrons club and
| an interesting session is anticipated.
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