Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-18
! CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

THE OHIO CLUB will hold a So
cial meeting tonight in the Y. NJ.
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MISS LILLIAN SCOTT of Musko-
gee is the guest for a few days of Miss
Margaret Welliver..
THE TULSA Homesteaders will
meet tonight at X. of =. hall for the
transaction of important business.
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r. l.. ROBERTS, 4O3 South Nor
folk, left Yesterday for AshvIlle n. =,
where his mother is seriously i'll.
OWING TO THE all day meeting
OF the federation of missionary So
cieties. to be held today, there will be
no meetin gof the W. c. T. u.
MRS. LEWIS APPLEBY of Skia-
took. who has been sick for some
time, arrived in Tulsa Yesterday to
visit Mrs. Coates, 400 East Eighth
street.
MAYOR HUNT ISSUED a state
ment yesterday that during a meeting
TO be held at the courthouse tonight
all the city books will be thrown open
for public inspection.
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A ST. PATRICK'S $ day program will
be given by the patrons-teachers as
sociation of Longfellow school at the
school tonight. The program will be
followed by box supper.
ALL BOY SCOUTS of the CITY will
meet at the Y. NJ. c. A. tonight in q
general meeting for the discussion of
plans for the spring and n general
reorganization OF the various patrols.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued yesterday to John w. Brannan,
Fort Lawson, and Dorothy Dobbs,
Tulsa Albert Morgan, Collinsville
and Mrs. Permelia A. Gray. Collins
Vile.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs
Cora Ledford. aged 20. will be held
In the Holy Family church at 9
o'clock this morning, after which
which burial will be in the Holy Fam
lily cemetery.
JOHN BRONEIS, a Greek. was ar
rested yesterday at Sand Springs on
the charge of carrying concealed
weapons. He was brought here and
appeared before Justice Lee Daniel
who released him for lack OF evidence.
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PLANS FOR A hike" to Miller
mountain week from tomorrow
were made at the regular ceremonial
meeting of the Soangetaha Camp
Fire Girls at the home of Mrs. n. j
Uubser, 6i7 North Denver avenue,
Wednesday.
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JOHN w WINN. Republican can
m 1isiG T.,
night signified his intention Of with
drawing from the race. w. j. Rog-
ers. Democratic candidate for the Of |
flee OF Commissioner No. 1, also said |
he would withdraw.
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AS A RESULT OF demand that OF !
the city commissioners that overdue |
cemetery accounts with the city be |
paid at once, several Tulsa under
takers have already paid s1.S44. 1t
Is thought the balance will be col |
lected in the near future.
FUNERAL. SERVICES for Hazel |
Jarvis. aged 20. wife of NJ. C. Jarvis. |
who died in a local hospital We'd |
nesday, were held from the home.
Fifteenth and Troost avenue, at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The
body was shipped to Wellington, Kan,
iOI DuIli.l.
DECLARING HE HAD been set
upon and beat up by Ralph Cook |
while about his work at the West
Tulsa Boiler works C. w. Barnett "A
boilermaker, swore to n warrant yes
terday in the county attorneys office
charging him with assault and bat
iery.
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THE POLICE ARE holding w. II.
West and his wife. arrested by officer
Del Beccaro last Wednesday night on
suspicion of being identified with tho
white slave" traffic. until federal Of
ficers can investigate. The couple arc
said to have come here from Omaha
and the police say kept set OF books
in the numerous IDEALS"
ROY MASON and Grin Edwards