Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-15
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF (;

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l.. B. CHIPLEY. general freigh
agent OF the Katy at Parsons, Kan.
spent a few hours o. Tulsa yesterday
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q. Il. TuNS1ALL, travelling pas
Sengcr agent of the Burlington, viii
headquarters at Kansas city. was II
the city yesterday.
II. r. NETpE. general agent Of tn,
Great Northern, out Of st. CLOUD
Minn., stopped over in TU' - yester-
day.
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AN IMPORTANT MEETING of the
Old Cemetery association will be held
in the Chamber Of Commerce rooms
at 2:30 o'clock tomorrow afternoon,
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j. l.. HOWARD of Parsons Kan
made the round of the local offices
yesterday in his official capacty "f
travelling freight agent OF the NJ,
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l.. T.. LOUDERBACK, manager of
, the local Western Union Telegraph
| Cfticc, returned Saturday from seV-
eral days business trip To Dallas
| Texas.
w T.. EWING, the well-known
! hardware merchant. who has been
confined to his home for the past sew
eral weeks. critically i'll of pneumonia.
| is slowly recovering.
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A MEETING OF the old cemetery
association has been called for
| Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
at the Chamber of Commerce. BY or
der of Mrs. Lilah ID. Lindsay. presi-
dent.
l.. o. TILBURNE. secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce, made a strong
talk to the student body of the high
school at its weekly assembly in the
Boston avenue Methodist church yes
terday afternoon.
STRIPPING TWO tires of an auto
mobile and adding them TO three
which We're in storage. thieves made
a haul of . fun set of tires and an
extra from the garage of j. L. Shcf-
fler, 14i2 East Hodge sunday night.
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IN THE OBSERVANCE Of Passion
week during the week preceding Eas-
ter, the Boston avenue and Boulder
avenue Methodist churches will alter
nate in daily services, the members Of
both attending each meeting.
WILLIAM SAWWASSER. secretary
of the McEwen Manufacturing com
panY. received news yesterday of the
death of his daughter. Mrs. Sarah A.
Johnson, in Cuba, n. Y, and left i'm
mediately to attend funeral services
HARRY MIDGLER, while riding a
bicycle on West Third street yesterday
afternoon. received painful injuries
hon Ia 10, ll, I,
phone pole. He was removed To his
home nearby for treatment.
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WORD WAS RECEIVED yesterday
that John Rust, who left Tulsa last
spring TO visit his parent in Scotland.
had been persuaded to join the Brit
ish army and is now in the front in
France. Mr.. Rust has a brother,
James Rust. living. in Tulsa now.
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FUNERAL SERVICES for Martha
Watcher. aged 60. were held at the
Holy Family church vest erday morn
ing, after which burial was in oak
lawn cemetery. The deceased died at
her home. 1881 Troost avenue at s
fler, 1442 Hodge street Sunday night.
AN AUTOMOBILE accident Of con-
siderable proportions was last night
reported to have occurred on North
Denver near Archer street but a thor
ough investigation on the part of the
police failed to reveal who were in it
or if any We're injured.
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II. II. COOMBS, general agent of
the Missouri Pacific railway at
Pueblo. col. arrived in the city yes
ter day accompanied by his wife and
mother Mrs. l.. a. LAWN. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Coombs will so from here to
Houston, Texas.
TULSA NOW HAS a Young Mems
Hebrew association. At a well attended
meeting held in the Brady hotel Sun
day night the establishing of
permanent home and plans for ac-
quiring a larger membership were dis
cussed.
CHARLES HORNER of Kansas
city, Kan, who had been visiting his
brother, j. l.. Horner of this city, for
several DAYS, left yesterday for Little
Rock, Ark. from where he will re-
turn TO his home later
REHEARSALS WILL begin this
week for an "old folks" concert which
is to he given by the Sand Springs
Community church choir on April ..
Costumes, songs and general atmos-
phere will be that OF a century ago.
The program will be a benefit for the
church.
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TIMOTHY RYAN, son of Med
Ryan, 1907 South Denver avenue, su-
perintendent of the Pierce Oil cor
poration, had his foot seriously in
1ured at the refinery few days ago
by concrete mixer. The physician
expects him to be fully recovered in
about two weeks.
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G. W. CAHII.L of Chanute. Kan,
+. II. Evans OF Oklahoma CITY and
Murray Little of St. LOUIS arrived I'm
the city yesterday to audit the books
OF the local Frisco office preparatory
to tho shift in Frisco officials. The
first two are with the Santa Fe while
the last one was from the Frisco.
THE BRICK WORK on the now
Calais building now is up to the fifth
story and progressing rapidly. The
building will be finished in stone and
will have an imposing appearance
when completed. II is thought most
OF the exterior will be completed by
April l..
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