Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-20
City News In Brief

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H. Z. MORRIS. Industrial agent Of
he Frisco. Win headquarters at st.
Louis. MAS in the city yesterday.
NEWTON CALLAWAY. travelling
passenger agent Of the y, 9. & st. L.,
out Of Kansas city. was a Tulsa yisi-
tor Yesterday
Z. H. YOUNG. ticket agent OF the
| local Frisco office, left Yesterday for
Brookfield. Mo-. to spend u week end
with relatives
W. a. MADSEN. travelling freight
agent Of the New York Central lines,
with headquarters at Kansas city was
IN the city yesterday.
@. =. TrNSTALL, travelling pas
sengcr and freight agent Of the Bur
ington route. out Of Kansas City.
stopped over in Tulsa yesterday.
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FRED REEVES. travelling immi-
grafton agent of the Great Northern
railroad, with headquarters at Wich-
Ia. spent few hours in this city yes
'erday.
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p. L. COYNE left yesterday for
Shawnee, where he will spend sev-
eral days with James J. Roop. a
Young man whom he is educating In
the Catholic university.
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AFTER RUNNING down Tom
Griffin. a messenger boy, motorist
picked him up and took him to his
home, 4S0 North Boston avenue. The
boys injuries are not serious.
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f. f. JACOBSON of Kansas city
made the round Of the local offices
Yesterday in his official capacity of
travelling freight agent of the Nash
vile, Chattanooga Y st. Louis road.
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REV. FRANK NEFF of the Bou!d-
r Avenue Methodist church will not
return to Tulsa until March 3. Rev.
Neff left the first part of the week
for Miami. Fla. where he will attend
to business interests
PLANS FOR THE erection of n
new church building to replace the
Second baptist mission were discussed
1t meeting of the ladies OF the
church at the home OF Mrs. +. S.
Wclch, Is South Nogales avenue.
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i. G. WALLlNG. prominent attor-
uey Of this city. will speak at the
First Christian church Sunday night
as the third of a series of sermons
TO be preached bv laymen of The
church. Mr.. Walling's subject will
be Conversion"
MRS. VIVIAN Inez Myers filed
suit for divorce from her husband
Albert Myers. yesterday in superior
court. The couple were married jan
uarv !. 1911. and Mrs. Myers claims
her husband treated her cruelty
shortly after the ceremony.
FOR THE PURPOSE of establish
ing the knights Templar order in
Claremore. several delegates OF the
Tulsa Trinity Commandry No. 20. left
Yesterday TO join James A. Scott Of
Muskogee. grand commander of Okla
homa, in the installation cerem onies
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OF GREAT Pleasure to the friends
of William Lynch, who was injured
some time ago by having his foot run
over by IA Frisco engine. will be the
news that the injured man was taken
10 his home yesterday from the hospi-
tai. He will be able to walk in few
weeks.
WORK Is practically eliminated on
the new Frisco crossings at Main
street, only filling in between the
rails remaining This crossing has
been in the course of installation for
some time and will be when finished
The best in the city. 1t is likewise
the hardest used In Tulsa.
REV. ]. G. HENDERSON, pastor
Of the Methodist church at Sand
Springs, has resigned his charge there
to take up evangelical preaching.
Revere Henderson is now
holding revival services at Ok
mulgee. a successor for him has not
been chosen for the Sand Springs
church.
THERE IS NEED of clothing at
the Humane socetys office. Humane
Agent 4. NJ Welch said yesterday:
"Thesc balmy days will see spring
housekeeping started soon and one is
always sure 10 find some article of
wearing apparel that they have no
use for We have plenty of room for
all of them and we need them badly"
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THE SUPERINTENDENT Of rail
way mail service for this part OF the
United States, with headquarters at
Fort Worth, has written that either
his assistant or himself will arrive in
Sand Springs shortly to assist in Civ
ing the five thousand inhabitants OF
that town much better mail serv-
ico that they have at the present time.