Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-09
! CITY NEWS IN BRIEF !

MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued yesterday to Leroy Edwards
Tulsa, and Cynthia Almeta of Sperry:
Nelson Struple. Collinsville. and Lilly
Fondu of Collinsville
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w. V. THRAVES or this city, who
has been in the east for some time is
delayed in Powhatan. Va. by severe
blizzards which are sweeping that
country and tying up railroad facil-
tiles.
THE CONQUEST OF the Contin-
ent," by Hugh Latimer Burleson. will
be the subject of n course to be taken
by the annual Mission study class OF
the Trinity church. lessons to be Civ
en- every Wednesday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock during Lent. Miss Pauline
Cannon will be instructor
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FOUR SUITS for divorce were filed
yesterday in the superior court. They
are Louie Gassenheimer VS.. Pearl
Gassenheimer. desertion; Vera May
Neimirc VS.. Charles Il. Neimier. de-
sertion and cruelty; Willie Nelma Nc
Lane VS.. Raymond l.. McIane; Roy
Lancaster VS.. Della Lancaster.
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RAYMOND II. O'BRIEN, a promi-
ncnt members of Findlay. Ohio, bar,
has recently removed to Tulsa and
formed Il partnership with William S.
Cochran of the local bar Mr.. O'Brien
has grown up in the oil business and
will be welcomed here by his many
acquaintances from Pennsylvania and
Ohio.
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FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs
Arthur Reynolds, age 2S, who died at
her home, Eighth and Quaker. yes
terday morning. will be held at the
residence at 3 o'clock this afternoon,
the Rev. l.. S. Barton officiating
Burial will be in Oaklawn cemetery
Mrs. Reynolds is survived by her hus-
band, two small sons, her father and
Il sister.
THE REGULAR rehearsal Of the
municipal orchestra will be held to-
night at the Y. w. c. a. cottage. ZIG
West Fifth street Although the num-
ber of players is steadily increasing,
there is still an opening for some in
strumcnts of special type. An invi-
tation is extended to musicians inter
ested in the municipal move to con-
fer with the director.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Elmer
Van Xant, 3-year-old son of Mr.. and |
Mrs S Il. Van Zant who was
drowned in well near the home of |
his parents, 1871 jefferson avenue, |
Monday evening, We're held yesterday. |
The Rev. c. f. Siler conducted the |
services from the Emmanuel Baptist |
church, after which burial was in !
Oaklawn cemetery.
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SUIT FOR $4,000 damages was
filed in the superior court yesterday |
against the Katy railroad by Cornelia |
Cooley. The plaintiff declares she |
purchased a ticket for Tulsa at Me-
Alester on the night of January Is
and was assured the train she |
boarded was the right one. After |
riding some distance she was told she |
off at Atoka She declares there were
several tramps in the depot. but no
passengers or agent.
THE REGULAR monthly business
meeting of the Rotary club will be
held at { o'clock tonight in the small
lining room at the Hotel Tulsa.
Once a month the sessions are held
n the evening instead of at noon in
order to give the club more time to
transact what business may be on
hand needing action. Secretary John
Hammer will preside at the meet
ng and he has prepared the
menu; new bylaws, report of pub
ic affairs committe, report OF chars
ice, Cincinnati convention, ct cetera.
More Parks for Muskogcc.