Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-11
City News. In Brief

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MIR, AND. MRS Thomas ]. Quinn
nave moved from Nanthus street 10
III West Eleventh street.
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MRS, w, T. OVERTON, III South
| BOULDER was tax zen to the Tulsa hos
pital last Friday night for an opera
| ton.
DIR. AND MRS, II. e. L, Rhodes
| returned yesterday from Chicago,
where the doctor has been studying
for number of weeks,
THE USUAL afternoon vesper
service OF the Y. w. c. A. will be held
this afternoon at the cottage on Fifth
street There will be special music.
DIR. +. w. HAWLEY, president Of
| Kendall college, will occupy the pull
| pit of the First Christian church sun
| day at both the morning and evening
services.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued
! yesterday to Leroy II. Paddock. u,
and Ruth Way, 49, Of Tulsa; Cleark
Williams 30, and Mary Hoddnss, 2l,
negroes, Of Tulsa.
S. Il. SAVAGE yesterday took out
la building permit for one-storY
frame dwelling to be erected at the
corner of North Main and King
streets, which'is to cost $4,000.
NAE KING filed suit in the district
court yesterday asking for divorce
| from Il. King on the grounds of non
support. She asks also for the GUS
tody of. their eight-year-Old daughter
Marie
FRANCES FERN WHITE, aged six
months died az the homeo 319 East
/ Eleventh street. yesterday morning.
The funeral will be held from the
home This morning at 10 O'clock In.
| terment @jiS DE in Oaklawn.
/ MRS. Jack MILLER, wife OF
! Deputy Sheriff Jack Miller, 1910 South
! Parker, was operated on fox appendi-
citis yesterday afternoon az The -. AZ
is. hospital. 1t was announced followe
ing the operation that "a speedy zee
covery was expected
THERE WILL BE series Of So
eialist lectures held al The courthouse,
beginning April IL, az 3 y. IN. These
lectures will begin with the earliest
! history of man and follow down to the
present date. The lectures are free
and ladies are especially invited.
MISS FRANCES HALBACE, a
| trained nurse of The city, who is just
| recovering from very intricate op-
GRAFTON performed at the Tulsa hos
pitaI recently, will leave Monday for
her home in Durant, Okla, for few
weeks vacation.
THE FIVE THOUSAND DOLLAR
campaign for money 10 complete
Grace NJ. u. church Of Tulsa was al
most over yesterday afternoon when
Rev. Cloyd Murly, pastor of the
church, announced az headquarters
that with $4s he would haze passed
the mark
DIR. A. RAY WILEY yesterday
promised 20 donate two metal skiffs
to the Boy Scout camp az Camp Tah-
| lequah. The Boy scouts of Tulsa will
leave on their first trip shortly after
| school is out, and Doctor Wiley's do
nation will add a great deal Of pleas
are to the "trip
AT THE FIRST Methodist church
this morning Miss Anne Reynolds, the
national Y. w. c. A. worker of New
York, Will have charge OF the serv-
| Ice. Miss Reynolds will talk about
the worldwide movement of the or
| ganiZation 10 better conditions for
young wOmenO particularly working
women.
MRS. NJ. NJ. OLDS, mother Of Wal.
ter and Henry Olds of Tulsa. died at
her home in Guthrie at the age of 81
years yesterday morning. Her two
Tulsa sons were at her bedside at the
time of the death, Mrs. Olds has for
years been prominent in western Ok
| lahoma club affairs. The funeral will
be held at Guthrie Monday morning
at Il o'clock.
JOHN ALYEA was arrested last
night by Deputy Sheriff Frank Wolfe
on a charge of assaulting his wife.
Mrs. Alyear swore 10 the information
charging her husband with beating
her with his fists. She appeared in the
county attorneys office with her
head bandaged. covering the bruises
and cuts which she claimed her hus-
band had inflicted. The Alyeas live
south of town.
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BABE" GREENLAND, more IA
miliarly known as the alfalfa County
Whirlwind" and said to be one of the
greatest Socialists of the present day,
will deliver the first of a series of
lectures at the county courthouse this
afternoon at o'clock. The subject
will deal with the first history/of man
and leading up to the present day.
The lecture will be free and all ladies
are especially invited.
MARY ALDRICH BENNETT aged
81 years, died at her home, 212 West
Brady, yesterday afternoon. The fu-
neral will be held from the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Baker, 300 South
Cheyenne, this afternoon at o'clock.
Rev. Frank Neff will have charge of
the services Interment will be in oak
lawn. Mrs. Bennett was the mother
of Mrs. Arthur Baker. She was ma
tive of Ohio, having come to this
country five years ago.
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EFFECTIVE TODAY, two Frisco
passenger trains operating i'm and ont