Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-09
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

DIR. IDA LAYMAN left last night
for Oklahoma City. where she goes to
attend a meeting Of the chiropractors
Of Oklahoma.
A MARRIAGE LICENSE was is
sued yesterday to Thomas A. Thomas.
Collinsville. and Bertha Bishop OF
Collinsville.
MRS. NELLIE HEATON, daughter
OF Mrs. N. ]. Gubser, CAT North Dem
yer. left yesterday to take charge Of
the boys dormitory Of the Masonic
home at Darlington. Oklahoma.
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VIRGIL BRASIER WAS arraigned
yesterday before Justice Lee Daniel
charged with assault with intent to
kill Sol Burcett. Brasier was bound
over and his bond fixed at $500.
THE INFANT SON of atr. and Mrs.
G. Il. Slater Of Shamrock, who passed
away Thursday after a brief fitness,
was brought to this city yesterday.
The funeral services were conducted
by Reverend j. w. Darby Of the
Christian church and interment was
made in Oaklawn.
AT THE REGULAR meeting of the
Tulsa Trades and Labor Council last
night preliminary plans for the enter
tainment of the state convention
were discussed. President Fenton Of
the Oklahoma Federation Of Labor
was present and spoke.
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MISS JEANETTE DE CLERCQ
and Virgil W. Swoveland were united
in marriage last evening by Justice
Lee Daniel in his office. The bride
Is a daughter of Joseph De Clercq. n
business man of this city and the
groom is member of the firm of
Hardman and Swoveland. drilling
contractors.
FUNERAL SERVICES fo- w. L..
Reeves, II North Lawton, who died
Yesterday in Fisher, Kan. will be held
from his home at 3 o'clock this aft
ernoon. the Masonic lodge having
charge of the services. Burial will
be in Oakawn cemetery. Mr.. Reeves
leaves wife and six children.
f. J. TWOGOOD, proprietor of the
Tulsa Art store, left few days ago
n store on Grand avenue. Mr.
Twogood has removed the stock of his
Third street store to Is East Fifth
street. where o. Fisher. form erly of
the Muskogee store, will be in
charge.
BARNEY ALISKA, secretary Of the
Hotel Mems association, Daniel
Boone. president of the Midland Life
Insurance company. and a. r. Clark,
manager OF the Anderson Electric
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tended the Morris-Smith battle last
night as the guest of w. N. Robinson,
whom they visited.
REHEARSALS ARE NOW under
way for IT'S Not So Bad After H."
the play to be put on by the Girls
Dramatic club of the high school in
two weeks This is the only play of
the year in which honorary boy mem
bers of the club will have parts. Miss
Flema Snidow. sponsor Of the club. is
directing the farce.
PRELIMINARIES WILL be held
tomorrow night at Kendall to pick
the one to represent the college in the
oratorical contest in Kingfisher. next
Ivan Grove, Roy Mason,
Mary Burton and Joe Chatfield are
in the competition for places. Prizes
of Sl5 and $40 Will be awarded to the
winners in the preliminaries and
awards of $50 and s25 to victors in
the contest at Kingfisher.
p. Q. HARRISON. is here looking
for his son. w. G. Harrison, last
heard from at Springdale, Ark,
where he was running a fruit store.
He closed out there and said he was
going to the oil fields of Oklahoma.
lie is 32 years of age. about feet 10
inches tall. with dark hair and gray
eyes His father can be addressed
at general delivery, Tulsa.
EARLE, Ark. April AFTER TAX
ing the precaution to cut all tele-
graph and telephone wires out Of the
town. robbers wrecked the outer door
to the vault of the Parkin Home bank
at Parkin. Ark, near here, early today
and got two pennies and a worthless
pistol for their trouble and the dyna-
mite used. They overlooked the COM
partment in which the banks funds
were kept.
The attempted robbery was discov-
cred when the bank opened today.
Plans AMI Specifications.
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