Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-25
CITY NEWS IN BRIE

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r. f. f. STIEGLEDER left last
evening for an over-Sunday stay with
friends in Beggs.
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THIS AFTERNOON the Exchange
National bank baseball team will play
the Sand Springs team on the latter's
diamond.
EARL A. CLARK left last night on
a business trip to Pittsburgh. Pa. He
will be Joined en- route by his business
partner, Il. S. Shade. who is in tho
east
FOLLOWING a rapid Improvement
in the condition of his mother, Or.
Peter Cope White returned to Tulsa
yesterday from Wilkes Barre. Pa.
Mrs. White. who Is quite well ac-
quainted in Tulsa, suffered a severe
attack of pneumonia.
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PLANS TO POST the city with bills
relative to prohibition question were
formulated at a meeting of the w. G.
T. U. in the Y. w. c. A. cottage, Fri
day afternoon. Mrs. Abbie B. IIillei-
man Of Sapulpa. state president.
spoke.
CHILDREN OF THE detention
home were treated to an old fash
ioned Easter egg hunt at Orcutt park
yesterday afternoon. Refreshments
and amusements were the order of
the afternoon.
SEVERAL HUNDRED chi ldren
yesterday forenoon participated in the
annual Easter egg hunt given by the
management OF Sand Springs park.
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were snugly hidden in all quarters of
the park and provided great source
of entertainment for the youngsters.
LAYING OF STEEL on the double
track being installed by the Sand
Springs railway will begin tomorrow
morning. Nearly mile of grading
for this second track has been COM
pleted and 1t will likely he in full OPP
GRAFTON by the middle of the coming
month.
MORE THAN a thousand feet OF
cement walk is being laid IN Sand
Springs park, and many hundred feet
of rock dust walks are being placed
here and there where rough weather
and wear had worn them away. A
considerable lot of new walks are also
being laid out.
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BUSINESS MEN OF Tulsa are be-
moaning the dearth of good stenogra-
piers in Tulsa at this time. Clever
users of the pad and machine have
been commanding top price for their
work for many months in Tulsa, but
lust at this time 1t seems that the old
proverbial saying of love nor money"
is ih effect.
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THERE WE'RE NO new develop
ments in the Schwinley murder case,
yesterday. Walter Anderson is
charged with the crime and is held In
the county Jail pending his prelimi-
nary arraignment which will probably
be held Friday. in the court Of Justice
Lee Daniel.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was filed by
Della Harris from her husband. JOS
eph Harris, yesterday. in the superior
court. The plaintiff alleges Harris
abandoned her in May, 1914. The
couple were married In Tulsa, De-
cember 10. 1913. The plaintiff asks
the custody of the couples infant
child.
FOLLOWING A MONTH Of prep
aration, Sand Springs park today will
nc ODtHtu W the loI
the park and picnicking season. The
first big picnic to be held there this
year Will occur In few days when a
special train of five hundred school
workers from Sapulpa Will arrive.
Sand Springs will also entertain at
the park the members of the Okla
homa Press association the middle Of
May.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were is-
sued yesterday to the following: We
tor G.. Holtzinser. Tulsa. and Anna
Cantrell OF Tulsa; Roy d. Jones. San
Antonio, Texas and Kathleen Duncan
OF Rose, Okla; J. l.. McMurphy. Tul-
sa, and Doris l.. Macy Of Tulsa Kel-
ly s. Bell. Tulsa, and Ruth Young Of
Tulsa; Thomas Purcell, Omaha,
Neb., and Mrs. Cora Davis OF Kansas
City. Mo-; Melvin Hall. Tulsa and
Barbara Beck of Tulsa.
PARENTS AND VISITORS day will
be observed at the Sand Springs pub
lie schools on next Friday. There
will be an exhibit OF the work being
done in each of the different grades.
and the entire day will otherwise be
spent by the school-teachers and pu-
nila In sandinR into tho homes the