Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-19
; CITY NEWS IN BRIEF :

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! MIR AND MRS. FOSTER y. Burns
are entertaining their daughter Mrs.
| c. A. Lincoln. and young son Billy,
of Springfield, Mo.
MIR. HoTT or the Traders grocery
left for Richmond, Va. last night. ON
account of the serious illness of his
| aged father.
MISS LUCILLE CITPpMAN Of
| Denver win come TO Tulsa within the
next two weeks to be the guest for the
summer OF her sister, Mrs. =. u. Ilar-
rington and family.
DIR. 6. G. LAREAU and DR.. F.. c.
! Hammer performed some interesting
| experiments at their laboratory. 1902
| South Cheyenne avenue, Yesterday aft
eruoon for the benefit of the members
Of the Segraho club.
| CRU ELTY AND ON-SUPPORT
are alleged in petition for divorce
filed yesterday i'm the superior court
by Jewell Henderson from her hus
band u. l.. Henderson. The couple
were married in Fort Worth. Texas, in
| 1912.
MISS FLORENCE HANSON will
| lead the regular Vasper services at the
| Young Woman's Christian association
Sunday afternoon. The subject will be
"The Social Life Of the Girls in the Y.
w. G. A." and Mrs. o. IL. Leonard will
make the principal talk.
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ALL MISSOt KIANS who are now
residents of Tulsa should bear in mini
That there will be meeting at the
Cham ber of Commerce next Monday
/ ,,tfs te. ,,,t.
to organize what is expected to be
| the largest state club in this city.
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MISS HARRIETT VANATTA, SUI
pervisor of music in the public schools,
left last night for Lincoln, Neb., where
she will attend the annual meeting of
the National Music Supervisors asso-
citation. She will go from there to
Kansas City to spend the week end.
STEEL HAS BEEN placed on the
new postoffice building all this week
and another week will find the big
structure taking shape rapidly. 1t
would appear from the progress
made thus far on this structure that
federal red tape has been dispensed
with.
DAN DICK ERSON. who left Tulsa
for Denver several years ago, re-
turned for visit yesterday. During
a conversation he said: Now. there's
no use talking. l know this live. en-
terprising city is not Tulsa, and that's
all there Is to It. ] lived here five
years and know the town"
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FEWER ACCIDENTS have oc-
CURED thus far in the construction of
the new Arkansas river bridge than
on any similar job ever undertaken
by the Missouri Valley Bridge com
pany. which has the contract. Only
two men have been hurt during the
work. and they not seriousl.
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PATROLMAN CLARK last night
arrested Carl Smith. alias Roberts. on
suspicion OF stealing watch. a pawn
ticket for watch which is thought to
have been the one which was stolen,
and whole minCe pie were found in
his possession. He will face Judge
Clark in police court this morning
ROSCOE SIEEMAN. a messenger
boy In the employ of the Western
Union. was thrown from his bicycle
yesterday morning when struck by an
unknown automobile. The machine
picked the boy up and took him to a
local hospital where examination
showed that he was not hurt beyond
bruises
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FUNERAL SERVICES for Marcus
Corditus. who died suddenly the first
of this week, were held at 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon by the Rev. j. ]. !
ii. Reedy. after which burial was
made In Oaklawn cemetery. Mr.. |
Corditus is survived by two brothers |
and two sons all of whom attended the |
funeral.
THE SECOND ANNUAL ball Of the |
Tulsa Printing Pressmen K Assistants |
Union No. 226 was held last night |
The attendance was large and every
one present had an excellent time.
Vhc committee in charge of the az
rangemonts were Harry Whitaker.
chairman; ]. A. Dodd and f. w. Hen
shaw.
NJ. \. ARMSTRONG of Dawson was
fined $40 by Judge Clark in police /
court yesterday morning on charge l
of disturbing the peace. After getting \
a jag on last Thursday night Arm Il
strong repaired to his room in Il
downtown hotel and amused himself Il
by discharging the contents of re-
volver into the floor.
THE POLICE FOUND no trace of
tHt HldU anu woman WHO attempted
to hold up c. l.. Thomas in West Tul-
sa. Thursday night rs he swerved
his automobile onto the Arkansas
river bridge. Several persons de-
clared they had seen the couple early |
in the evening but after the shooting
no trace OF them could be found.
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J. l.. FLIPO AND C. II. Moore were
arrested by Patrolman Mahoney last
night apparently in an attempt to
force entrance TO the Nichols Hard
ware company's store, llg East First II
street. when they were taken 20 the