Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-10-25
City News in Brief

LEE LEVERING. WHO has beer
out of the city several days on busi-
ness, Will return next Friday.
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l.. c. MURRAY WILL not be seen
at his desk in the religious depart
ment OF the Y. NJ. G. \. for few days.
He is out Of the city on business.
FRED WOODSON or tho Y. NC.
a. has returned TO work after spend
Ing several days with his parents in
Muskoeee.
W. II. HORNADAY. an Oklahoma
city oil man and manager OF AL jon
ings' campaign for governor two years
ago. is in Tulsa for fow days.
q. +. Bl 'RkIiOIDER, secretary of
the boys department Of tho Y. NJ. c.
A., has sent out 1000 copies OF his
annual letter to parents of boys. mem
hers and nonmcmbors, asking them to
consider sending their sons to Join or
TO keep mp more regular attendance.
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MRS ANNA EDNTSSON. who is
one of the pioneer hotel women Of
oklahoma. having started and oper-
atcd hotels I'm Wilson. Jennings. Oil
ton ard Shpmrock is at present in
tho city on business. She Intends TO
open up a hotel In Dilworth within a
weok. she has been a resident of st.
Louis Tor many years.
W. r. EATON. MEMRER OF tho
state legislature. Is I'm the city for
few days. MIR. Eaton was renomi-
mated for tho coming elections, but
has withdrawn. His reasons are that
he will have to leave the state in order
to take care OF some business in Colo
rado.
ADA ASHER HAS been bound over
to superior court on a charge OF lar
ccny She IS accused of stealing $3.50
from the room of Mr. and Mrs. II. T..
johnson at the Shields rooms about
ten day ago. The cash bond OF $3.50
which she furnished for her appear
ance In justice court was continued,
THOMAS II. REAN and Hazel Ger
trude Lloyd were married at Los We |
gas, n NJ last week and have lust
returned after n short honeymoon Mt
the home OF the brides parents, Mr.. !
and Mrs. G. c. Lloyd, of this city. (
They will make their home near Pryor
Creek Okla. whore "A bungalow awaits /
them.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued |
Mt the courthouse Yesterday 10 the fol- !
lowing Frank O. Emmons and Myr-
tie Moore Sand Springs; Homer Glass.
Chelsea, and Blanche Martin. Miami: !
Clarence Barthel. Kansas City, and .
Stella simon, Louisville. Ky: John S.
McClcllin and Anna Booson, Tulsa.
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A TRIO OF OFFICERS OF the
Commerce Trust company OF Kansas
CITY visited Tulsa yesterday on bust
moss and spent an active day here.
most OF their time being occupied in
listening 10 the woudrous tale OF the
city's development and resources
They expressed great surprise at the
financial status Of Tulsa among the
cities OF the southwest Those in the
party were W II Kempor. president
Of the bank. W. S. Lucas. Nce-p -presi-
dent and J G. Nichols, director.
THE REV. J. W. DARBY was tho
speaker at the second annual assem-
bly, OF high school students held yes
terday at 1890 o'clock in the First
Baptist church building He gave a
brilliant and interesting address on
aking advantage of opportunity and
one for ones life work. No
matter what business n person desired {
% entor ne can have his cduca ton
cad up to Il, he declared The First
Baptist church, owing 10 its proximity.
has turned out very useful for the !
purpose OF assembly and will be used
intl the new high school has been
,ompicted