Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-08
City News in Brief

MRS. NJ. L. DELAMATER left yes
terday for a visit to her home folks IN
Dallas.
T.. REYNOLDS or LEONARD,
Okla, prominent oil man, was IN Iuls'1
yesterday.
MRS. BARNEY MEYER left yes,
terday for Chicago, where she Will
visit for two months.
O. II. LEONARD, vice-president OF
the Exchange National bank, went TO
Oklahoma city yesterday on busi-
ness trip.
ISAAC SHULER OF Bowling Green,
Ohio. who Is head OF the United FRO
duccrs, arrived in Tulsa yesterday for
"a business visit
HARRY CROOKS, AUDITOR Of
tho Exchange National bank, who
has been sick for about Two weeks,
returned to his duties yesterday.
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i T.. CROSBIE, PR F,SIDENT Of the
Central National bank. left Wednes-
day night with his family for Port
Huron. Mich, where they Will spend
the summer.
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THE UNION LABEL league, com
prising the wives of union labor men,
will give program followed by re
frcshmentS this evening at o CLOCK
at Labor union hall.
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EUGENE ROOP, y. l.. COYNE, and
Jack Roop left this week for Chicago.
making the trip in Mr.. Coyne's auto
mobile. They will return to Tulsa in
abou; four weeks.
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TWO DIVORCES were granted in
the superior court yesterday. Maudc
White was divorced from Charles
White while a decree was given Hazel
X DAWSON. dvorcing her from WI,
liam J Dawson.
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FAILING FROM \ telerhcne pole
near First ard Lawton streets w. y.
Cease. q uncman in the employ OF
the sand Springs Electric company,
suffered a broken wrist and minor
bruises about 1880 O'Clock WeuHts-
day morning.
GRACE WGHTOWER 2-ycar-old
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. w. A. High
tower. died at the home of the parents
ON North Quincy avenue Wednesday
night and funeral services were held
yesterday afternoon. Burial was in
Eosc I'M cemetery
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=. j. G. AltNET'r, 5-month-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs John l.. Arnett, died
at the home Of the parents, SlNth and
Mccoy streets Wednesday night and
funeral services were held at the resi-
doncc yesterday afternoon. Burial waS
/ in Rose Hill cemetery
49,
THE DEED FOR the sale Of tho
I Muhku Pipe Line company TO TN,
Siuclair-Cudahy Pipe Line company
which involved the exchange Of $500
GOO was filed in the register Of deeds
office yesterday. The document bore
500 worth OF revenue stamps.
49,
J L. WHITE. AN EMfGOYE. of
/ the Quaker oil company in Oiltor
where he lived. died in a local hospi-
/ tai Tuesday night and the remains
| were forwarded yesterday to West
| Union. W. Va. Mr. white was IS years
! Of age ana II survived by wife and
three children
DALE WAGNER. the young mar
} charged with selling the fatal dose OF
/ h,roin 60 virgil Almond. the 17-ycar-
. old messenger boy who died on the
night Of June 2g. will be tried befor,
m, United states commissioner in this
/ city Wednesday. July II lie pleaded
not guilty when arraigned and was re.
leased on $500 bond.
THE REV. l. :. BARTON. pastor
of the I:oston Avtnuc Methods
church. vill preach the Services TO th'
combined ECston and Boulder Avenu,
Methodist churches sunday Docto'
BARTON will alternate between the tw,
churcheS during the absence Of Rev
Frank Neff. union services being hel,
every sunday.
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4 COSTLY ARCH at the entranc'
to the new Country club drive is be
ing erected By DIR. S. G. Kennedy. pio
neer physician. who lives near tn.
site. The structure will be built will
Carthage stone and will re letteres
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