Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-08
; CITY NEWS IN BRIEF !

; CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
II. f.. CURRAN. county assessor,
returned yesterday from Pittsburg.
Kan, where he went to attend the
funeral of his mother, who died last
week at the age of S4 years.
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HAVING RECEIVED WORD that
his baby was seriously i'll with pneu-
monia. H. j. Hopple, local oil man,
left Saturday night for Ridgeport, Ill,
where his wife and child are at the
present time.
AFTER BEING FINED s25 in mu-
ncipal court Saturday morning for
manufacturing and selling Choctaw
beer Hattie Daniels was caught sun
day night with a bottle of liquor in
her possession and charged with sell
ing same.
FITZliUGH Lee camp United Span
ish War Veterans and Ida Mckinley
auxiliary held their regular meeting
last night in the offices of the Cham
Der of Commerce. All meetings of
these organizations will be held there
in the future.
entire lot of trunks, tables and other
articles confiscated by James w Pat
ton while acting as sheriff, yesterday
morning, when they were sold at
auction in the courthouse. The high
bid was Sl4.50.
MEMBERS OF THE Modern
Woodmen of America and the Royal
Neighbors will engage in an old-fash-
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| hall tonight This is an open meet
ing and the public is invited to see
the revival of the ancient pastime.
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LEONIA NJ. GILMORE, age 80,
wife of w. r. Gilmore, died at her
home, Il South Zunis. Sunday after
noon. Funeral services will be held
and burial will be in Oaklawn ceme-
terry Mrs. Gilmore is survived by her
husband and twin babies.
JAMES A. LOUTHIN of Ponca
| City deputy grand commander of the
knight Templars of Oklahoma, was
in the city yesterday mingling with
Tulsa Masons in their new home.
Louthin is slated to become the grand
commander of the state at the forth
coming election of Knights Templar.
NJ. S. WHITE WAS fined SO in
municipal court yesterday morning
| on a charge of disturbing the peace.
White was arrested on complaint of
c. A. Slaves, proprietor of local
cafe, whom White hit in the head
with a brick when the latter protested
to Whites injuring the roof of his
cafe building.
A 45-COLTS REVOLVER and
blue muffler which could easily be
| used as a mask were enough evidence
| for Officer Brown Sunday night and
| he picked up w. ]. Treadway in the
vicinity of the Midland Valley tracks
on East First street The offender
| terday morning,
ALTHOUGH DISCOURAGED by
rather small audience and the fact
that slight repairs were being made
| on the pipe organ, Miss Lynette KIM
mons, assisted by w. r. Guiberson,
gave a very pleasing program at Con-
vention hall Sunday afternoon as the
| third of series of Sunday afternoon
concerts.
BEFORE A LARGE crowd of
rooters the Baptist basketball team
defeated the Presbyterians by a score
OF IS to IA at the Y. M. C. A. last
night The contest was fast and was
disputed all the way by the losers.
The other contest between the Chris
tan and Methodists was forfeited to
the Methodists Tor nonappearance of
the former.
ACCORDING TO A statement is
sued by the Kendall civic boosters
yesterday the next ten days will be
devoted to cleaning up in Kendall. All
residents are requested to clean up
sacks boxes, tin cans and all other
rubbish and to place same In a con-
venient place where teamsters which
will be hired by the committee, will
gather up the trash.
DECLARING HER husband had
turned a gas Jet on in her bedroom
while she was asleep and had re-
peatedly struck her were some OF the
allegations contained in a suit for di-
vorce filed yesterday In the superior
court by Ida Howard against her
husband, Henry Howard. The cou-
pie was married January 6. 1915, in
Paris. Texas. Nonsupport and drunk
enness are further charges. The
plaintiff asks the court to restore her
maiden name, Ehriig.
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r. G. WRIGHT, who snatched
bag containing more than $500 from
the pocket Of A. b. Davis some time
ago as ne was leaving the Exchange
National bank. pleaded guilty yester-
day in the district court and was sem
fenced by Judge Conn Linn to serve
one year In the McAiester peniten.
tiary II n said that the court In