Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-27
City News In Brief


Klein of Tulsa were issued a mar
rJpc license yesterday at st. Louis,
according to 20 message received 10y
The World.
THE REGULAR weekly luncheon
of the local members of Kappa Sigma
fraternity viii hc held I'm the grill
room of Hotel Tulsa at noon today
The uuchoons are held every Saur-
day uuOu,
JOE HASKELL yesterday wired hls
father Ex-Governor Charles n. Has
koII u Tulsa that ne had arrived
safely al Colon and that he would
sail today on the steamship Guate-
mala for Lima, Peru
THE FUNERAL OF Mrs Matte
klnear win be held this afternoon.
She was the mother of Fred Kincar of
Central fire station. \ sister of the
deceased arrived last night from Texas
TO attend the funeral
ALTHOUGH THE BUILDING is not
quite finished the first service in the
new Baptist church at Fourth and
Cincinnati will be held next Sunday.
ID. w. Morrer, state Sunday school
secretary. viii speak.
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A RESOLUTION authorizing the
construction by city contract Of one
and one half miles of cement sidewalks
was passed Yesterday by the city COM
mission and bids will bc advertised for
at once. Contractors are just now
completing two miles uf sidewalks that
were ordered last December.
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TILE ANNUAL REEEEAH picnic
lar meeting of the local lodge The
picnic is 90 ne held at owen park next
Wednesday and viii be for both Re
h,tahS and odd Fellows. II was the
last meeting of the lodge i'm Masonic
hail, as the odd Fellows and Rcbchahs
have leased the IS. Of T. han, starting
July l..
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THE REPORT of city Treasurer NJ
j. McNulty for the month of April as
sion, shows that ON May 1 the city
had a balance ON hand of $217T95,
deposited i'm the various banks of the
city. The receipts for April from the
finance office tutalled $31.013 and an
additional rcycuu. of S4U2 was de-
rived from interest ON money
SO THAT SECRETARY G. e, Buch-
ner may be in closer touch with the
work of installing the furnishings his
offices will be moved into the npv, Y
NJ G. A. building Monday He will
have n splendid office on the main
floor of the building. The work Of
finishing the interior of the building
and installing the equipment is being
rushed to completion and the opening
date will be announced soon.
.
G. y. SUPPES, oil man Of Tulsa,
has just purchased in Iowa a short
horn bun Of the best of breed from
herd of Sultan Standards, in Iowa,
purchased two cows, paying $3.50 each
for them. They will arrive this
morning at his farm at Alsuma. This
Is the finest bull ever brought to this
country, is the statement of Dr. Earn
heart
.
THE FUNERAL services over the
body of Mrs. Nettie Knoerr, sol North
Main street, will be held at 2:3O
o'clock this afternoon at the Mowbray
chapel. The services will be con-
Quoted by the Reverend Floyd. Inter
terry. Mrs Knoerr, who died last
Wednesday, left five children. Marie.
Amy, Fred. Thad and Mrs. George
Nachart of Stanford. Texas
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MISSES LUCILLE CUSAC and Lulu
Thomas, members of the staff OF
teachers in the Tulsa public schools.
accompanied by Miss Nadine Fixmer,
well-known debutante, have departed
for Boulder Colo. where the teachers
will take a special course in the Uni
versity of Colorado Miss Fixmer will
join a party Of friends at Denver for
a tour Of western states and a ,.isit IN
the Panama Pacific international ex-
position.
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A MINIATURE ROASTING ear
that he claimed was produced from
the seed in 21 days time was eNhib-
tied at the city han yesterday by John
A. Olphant, who Insisted tina; the city
commission make an Appropriation to
pay for the free distribution Of some
Of the alleged phenomenal seed among
local gardeners. After mature DELHI
Grafton the commission decided that
Onphant was n nature faker and de-
cided to refer his request 20 the COM
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THE APPROACH TO Oaklawn
cemetery will be graded and oiled aC-
COTdlng to q decision reached hV the