Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-05
, CITY NEWS IN BRlE

A. u. CONNELLY. representative
Of the United Iron Works Of lola
Kan, is III at his apartment In Hote
| Tulsa.
a GOOD SIZED CROWD Of candi.
| dates Will be taken into the Roya
| Ncighhors at It's regular meeting III
! X. of G. hall at 1880 O'Clock tonight
PAUL NJ. GALLAWAY Of the PUB
lie Service company, accompanied 10y
Fred lmscl Of Oklahoma city, an oftl-
cial Of the company, left yesterday foI
81 Louis
FOLLOWING AN OPEN session OF
the Lady Maccabocs at X. Of i. hall
AT 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, the Sec
ond degree will be conferred upon
several ladies.
A DECREE or DIVORCE was
granted Nellie Hal Payne from her
husband, John Robert Payne, In the
superior court yesterday.
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J. W PARCIIER ARRIVED yestor-
day from waco, Texas to take a posi-
tion with the MOwbray Undertaking
company He was considered one of
the best cmbalmers I'm Texas.
THE BODY or Frank NJ. sutton,
who died Saturday morning, was
after private funeral services The
body will be crcmated.
LONNN DOOLY. a NEGRO. was
arrested yesterday by deputy shcriffs,
charged by -. Il. Walker with the
theft of an automobile from the New
state Auto supply company Sunday
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MONDAY. MAY 10. HAS been set
as moving day for the Tulsa public
library and an effort is being made to
have all books on the shelves on that
day SO as To facilitate moving and re-
distribution of books.
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FUNERAL SERVICES for George
Schmidt who died Saturday morning.
will be held AZ the Holy Family
church at . o'clock tomorrow morn
ing after which burial will be In the
Holy Family cemetery.
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MISS RUBY ONERTON, III South
Boulder avenue. Will be hostess to the
Philathea class of the First Baptist
church at s o'clock this evening. \
business session will proceed the So
cial activities.
MRS W. W. BRODlE. chairman
of the house committee Of the Y. w.
c. A., presided at the vespers serv-
ices at the Y. w. cottage Sunday aft
ernoon. Mrs. +. j. KatZ and Mrs. Il.
l.. Atkins were the speakers of the
day.
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REV. FRANK NEFF will have
charge of the regular weekly MONDAY
religious services at the Right Way
laundry at noon Thursday. The Young
Womcn's Christian association, with
its interest in the girls. is fostering
the movement of religious services
once "A week.
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FOLLOWING ARE THE meeting
places of the circles OF the Boulder
avenue Methodist church Ladies' Aid
society for this week: East circle with
Mrs. A. A. Little. 709 South Boulder
avenue; west circle at church: south
west circle at Mrs. w. II. Wood, 12Ot
South Elwood avenue.
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THERE WAS A LARGE attend.
ance at the Tigart Memorial church
Sunday to hear Evangelist c. o. Jone.
of oklahoma City and his singer
Charles *. Leslie. These meetings
will continue for two weeks. Meet
ings will start promptly at 7:45 each
night.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued yesterday to Claude Myers, Col
linsville. and Grace Newman of Little
Rock. Ark; John S. Miller Pryor,
and Anna Sanborn, Owasso. Laurence
Mitchell. Tulsa. and Zoah Halbert of
Tulsa: Jim J. Marable, Tulsa, and
Minnie Tanner of Tulsa: Jessie a. Nc
Daniel. Collinsville and BERTHE Bush
of Collinsvlle.
THE POLICE HAVE found no clew
to the burglars who entered the home
of w. A. Lombard. COL North Chey-
enne Saturday morning. and stole five
diamond rings valued at $1,000. Mrs.
Lombard is positive the burglars We're
in the house at O'Clock in the morn
ing when she was called to her
brothers home on account of sickness
and heard her tell her daughter
where she had placed the rings
Guided by this conversation they had
little trouble In procuring them and
making good their escape.
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ALTHOUGH THE city beautiful
contest is only eight days old decided
results are apparent in the sanitary
appearance that the alleys and back
yards are now assuming. And the
number of entries received daily indi-
Gates that flowers will be abundant
throughout the entire residence dis
trict. II has ceased to be an uncom-
mon occurrence for someone to ask
for garden seed, and although It is
early in the contest 1t is believed that
Tulsas increase of home grown vege-
tables will be one hundred per cent
over last year.
KANSAS CITY CHIEF .
OUT FOR ELECTION