Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-11-05
City News in Brief

City News in Brief {,
j. j. LARKIN, president OF the
Eastern Torpedo company returned
yesterday to his headquarters at
BartlesWlle.
EDWARD MTAGGART OF the Ait
ken oil company Of Marietta, Okla,
is In the city on business. lie is regis
tered at Hotel Tulsa.
c. G. GADY or Spcrry was arrested
yesterday upon n charge Of obtaining
money under Ease pretensCs. He Is
alleged 10 have raised the figures on
Il check.
E. w. G. SELRY, president OF tho
Solby oil a Gas CO., is spending II
few days In this city on business for
his firm. Ills headquarters are in
| Chicago.
MISS JOSEPHINE HUME and De
witt J. Adair were united In marriage
Thursday. November 2. at the parson-
age Of United Presbyterian church.
| Rev. Charles r.. Nowcombe offciatcG.
THE MARRIAGE or Miss Ollie
Bardon and Emmett Bellamy was
quietly solemnizcd October 81 at the
parsonage of United Presbyterian
church, with Rev. Charles l.. New
cornbe officiating.
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DIR. FRED SUTTON OF the Bartles-
vile hospital. who has been sick IN
the oklahoma hospital here with in
tetnul trouble. IS still In "A serious
condition, although slight improve
mcnt was recorded yesterday.
UNDER THE LEADERSHIP OF q.
\. Sanger n crOss-couutry and cross
town running club was organized
Thursday night and II intends to hold
It's first RIM on THANKSGIVING day. IL ,
Is expected that more than twenty
men viii compete.
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AT 4 NETTING REID in the Y. NJ.
g. \. building Thursday night th-
indoor baseball league was formed
consisting of four teams, two business
mems teams and two young men S
teams. The first game viii comence
next Wednesday, Novebcr s.
J. X. GANO WAS awarded $3,99G
damages against the Elwood oil COM |
pany and others In the district court
yesterday. The defendants also will
be required TO pay per cent interest
" Ail' IllalHAll VII Nllf lblfkblAla
amount from June /, 1914.
AT THE Y. NJ. G. a. bowling alleys
last night the B-B's won from tho
Acmcs two out Of three games and
also the total number Of pins. The
scores for the three games were:
RIBS Cos. 729. 726. Acmos G47, 7t5, !
~. The high score was Yeager 229.
high average 175.
MISS NELLIE ANDERSON will lead
tho meeting of the senior Christian
Endcavor Of the First Christian
church in the discussion OF the sub
'ect. "ConSccratod Social Life" 1 Cor.
9:9-23 Mrs. VIII Cole will sing AS
this is conservation night, all young
people VIII find n welcome at this
meeting.
THE TULSA CITY CLUB will hold
It's regular weekly luncheon in the
grillroom Of Hotel Tulsa at 12:15 to-
day The committee on "city plan
ming appointed some weeks ago will
make its report today and as this is a
matter that should interest all Tulsans
record attendance is expected.
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PERMISSION To REPLAT the lots
I'm block q. West Tulsa addition, was
granted by the city commission yes
terday morning The lots now run
north and south. but the property
owners desire to have them run
lcngthwisc east and west In order TO
conform to streets and alleys in the
addition
RESOLUTIONS WERE adopted by
the city commission Yesterday order
ing the paving Of East Ninth street
from Elgin avenue to the Midland
Valley tracks. This Improvement has
been under consideration by the COM
mission for some time and was or
dercd upon the recommendation OF
tho city engineer
TWO OENAMENTAL lamp posts
will replace the street light at the
entrance to the Country club. The
lamp posts will bear lights OF the
same candlopOwcr as the street light
and will be much more beautiful
members Of the club believe. Permis-
sion for the change was granted by the
city commission yesterday.
IN ORDER THAT THE patrons Of
the Y. NJ c. A. may have the adNIn-
taEc of the election returns as soon
az they are obtained. special wire
has hocu strung into the building and
the results will he announced by
WcGnuhope. Cards will he hung show
ing all the states and tho positions of
the candidates in the race. The af-
fair comes OFF the night OF Noveui-
hor Z.
SEVERAL IMPROVEMENTS are
being made in tho suhfloor of Hotter