Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-12-31

tended to At last accounts the little
fclloW was enduring considerable sur
fyriug.
Frank Maruuaudrs clG,-t SON Bur
ton ram into harhyd-wlro fence
christmas daN. MccrJtlna hs face
/ badly iu several places.
Walter Hcrkshirc returned to his
work at Tulsa atttr spending christ
mas with hi, wife at tha home OF htt
mother. Mrs. N1rh1im.
Harry Bashhuc ana Miss Bette
Budsccu were united iu marriage sat
urcay evening, December 23. at tho
home OF the brides parents br 5. r.
Goroou officiating.
IoIbcit Turner. lahorcr az the
rocl, crushor, was accidentally shot
Sunday while eating his lunch. lle
was lying ON the ground and some way
in turning over the revolver was dis
charged. the BAN entering the risht
thigh ana coming out just above th"
knee The wound, while not nc'cs-
saiily fatal, is very ptInful
Morning services at the Methodist
church at I /. subject New Year lsN-
ptctatious." ENaupclistic services at
T:45. SUNDAY school at 10, Epwurth
League at Gas. beginning JanumN 3
"a series Of messages ON 'P3uhlos of
Jesus" will b, given as prayer meeting
tuptcs Everyone cordially invited to
all services. H. c. Mallory pastor.
Born. December -. Go Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ~. Crimson, "a baby boy What "a
precious Christmas gift.
W. G. Freeman Of Shamrock and
Miss Laura Canton Of this city were
married at tho home of her sister,
Mr.. L. H. Edous. The young couple
loft for Ncosho, Mo, for short visit
before settling down n their home at
Shamrock.
Charles HUFF and Miss Jane Sulli-
van, both Of this city. were married
December 20 an Tulsa by Judge n. II.
Shaffcr Both are well known here.
Mr. iIuff being an cmploye of the
glass factory, ana Miss sullivan stem
orraphcr for the Army Logging fac
tory
Tho ladies of the Community
church, with their husbands, planned
ana carried ont a most complete sur
prise ON Mr.. ana Mrs A. II. Kerr at
their home ON South Cheyenne aV-
enuc Tulsa. rhe party left sand
Springs about O'Clock with we'll
filled lunch baskets. In addition to
the dainty refreshments taken by the
party. the hosts added ices. During
tire evening Mr. Kerr entertained the
guests by exhibiting and giving the
history of many of his old oil paint
Jugs acquired during his extensive
travels; Mrs. Kerr rendered several
piano selections; Mrs. Gordon gave an
instrumental number; a duet was rem
dered by Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Allen,
and another by Mr.. and Mrs. Johns.
\ beautiful bouquet was given the
hosts as a token of esteem. The party
consisted Of pr and Mrs. :. r.. Gordon,
MessIs. and Mcsdamcs &. Il. RaWsOn,
George Brown, George Rupert, +. NJ.
Neral, Lee Fitzhugh, \. j. ShultZ,
Crewson Hubbard and family. Monsell
i. Wilson, Dr G. ii. Hahn, Dr. f.. $,
Hahn, Jim Rust, Evans, Rupert, II. &.
Allen, l.. y. Hohl and family Charles
Page, little Miss Mary and V. II.
johns Mcsdamcs Heath Cuttings,
Stricken, Cal Smith and Miss Marsh.
Fred Barnum, who has been visiting
since Saturday at the home of his par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. George Barnum, on
North Lincoln, has returned to his
work in the steel mills at Fort Worth.
TeXas. He was one of the recipients OF
1r per cent bonus from the company
on his years wages.
Mrs. George Davidson has as guest
her sister, Miss Louise Chapman of
Ada.
Rev. and Mrs. u. G. Mallory held a
family reunion Christmas day Tho
guests were Mrs. Mallory's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs W $ Wallace, her
brother Ebert Wallace, who reside
here and her brother, u. l.. Wallace
and family of Joplin, No. This con
stitutos Mrs Mallory's entire immcdi-
ate family, ana it was a very happy
occasion indeed, this being the first
meeting of all of them for some time. /
Emmett Glover has been grippe
victim this week.
Miss Elizabeth Walter is reported
quite III, but is some better.
4 family reunion was held at the
home OF Jesse Layman in the west
part of town Christmas day. Those |
present were MIR. and Mrs. j. Il. Sew