Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-03
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


A MARRIAGE LICENSE was Is
sued yesterday to Clarence X. Pollen
Of Shamrock and Elizabeth NJ. Scar
lett of Parkcrsburg. w. Va.
MIR. AND MRS j. A NElGlIBORS,
43i North Boston. are entertaining an
eight-pound baby girl, who arrived a
their home yesterday morning
MRS. C. L. MCCORMICK of Kiefer
is recovering nicely at the Physicians
y Surgeons hospital from a serious
operation which she submitted to
Tuesday.
THE MISSOURI CLUB viii hold h
picnic this evening at o'clock ar
owen park. following which musi-
given.
JENNIE MPEAK brought suit for
divorce from her husband william
McIcak yesterday on the grounds Oh
| cruelty and drunkenness The couple
were married December 7. 1908.
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II. O. GREEN left yesterday for
| Wichita, Kan. where he goes to at
! tend reunion of the class Of 1901
| Wichita high school, of which he is
| graduate.
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TRINITY GUILD of the Trinity
! Episcopal church will meet this aft
egnoon at 2:3O o'clock in the base
mcnt Of the church. Mrs. J. y. Rob
inson and Mrs. william Reed Mccoy
VIII be hostesscs.
GUS E. PAYNE. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs II G. Payne. of 1ll0 North Den
Yer, has returned from Mexico Mo,
where ne graduated from the Mexico
Military academy lie captured med
ais for discipline and craftsmanship
SUIT FOR DIVORCE was filed
yesterday by Percy v Dodge from his
wife. Pansy u. Dodge They were
married December u, 1912, and sep
arated May a. last. The plaintiff
alleges neglect OF duty.
GEORGE f., NEIL was made de-
fendant in divorce action brought
by his wife. May Neil. in the district
court yesterday. She alleges dcse.'-
ton. They were married December
4, 1912, and Neil is said to have de-
serted the plaintiff March 10. 1915.
m HAS BEEN said that June is
the month of brides. but the month
was ushcrcd in Yesterday under de
cidedly unfavorahlc proof There was
but one marriage license issued while
three divorce suits were filed in the
district court
MRS ANNA FRAME and daugh-
ter, Miss Marguerite Bowlcs. left yes
tcrday for their former home in
Charleston. W Va, to spend the
summer Mrs. Frame. who has owned
a chain Of rooming houses ~ this
city and oklahoma city. has disposed
OF her local interests
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THE TEACHERS and officers on
the beginners department of the First
Christian bible school will entertain
the pupils and their mothers SATURDAY
afternoon in the substory Of the
Z church. Games are provided for the
children and musical program for
the mothers. consisting OF the follow
ing numbers. Vocal solos by Mrs J
W. Darby. Mrs. W. H. Cole Mrs. W.
+. Tucker, Miss Mildred Mari; violin
, solo by Miss nellie Anderson. and
piano solo 10y Miss Jessie Cissne.
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\ TULSA STREET RAILWAY cal
crashed into the new automobile OF
Mrs Carroll. 1903 South Cincinnati.
at t;lb o'clock p. m. Yesterday a,
Eifth and Boulder. Nobody was hurt.
A man was standing on the fender.
ostcnsibly teaching Mrs. Carroll to
drive, and an elderly lady and child
occupied the back seat Mrs. Carroll
J. apparently lost control of the car in
the moment of excitement The street
car was not moving very rapidly and
no blame could be attached to the
mot0rman's conduct.
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CHARGED WITH obtaining money
under false pretcnses. II. f. Groves
was taken into custody at saltwater
yesterday 10y Deputy Sheriff Jack
Miller lie was brought back to Tuls;.
and arraigned before Justice Lee
Daniel He pleaded not guilty and
will be held in the county Jail in ar-
fault of $500 bond for his appear
anCc June .. Groves is charged with
giving mortgage on six horses and
two wagons for S7O2.50 last Novem-
ber when they were already mort
gagged to party in Payne county for
$500. Groves lives two miles north
Of Drumright