Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-02-26
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

vi L NEWS In BhlEE
PAUL NJ. GALLAWAY has returned
from Texarkana, Ark, where he at.
Tended the funeral Of his brother, Ear
W. Galloway.
MIR. AND MRS. J. X. Hinckley OF
chicago, who had been visiting rela.
ives and friends in this city for sew
eral days, returned to their home yes
terday.
MRS. y. j. GUBSER will entertain
the members of the Woman's Mis-
sionary society oil the Tigert Memorial
church tonight. The affair will be OF
purely social nature.
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GUY =. BELFoRD. one of the pop.
ular young men of the city, has re-
Gently become connected with the
stanley McCune Undertaking com
pany and will take up his duties i'm.
mediately.
GEORGE BARKER. formerly OF
this city. now OF ST. Louis, Mo-. is
visiting his father and mother, Mr.
and Mrs. q. +. Barker. for d few days
lie viii return TO his home by way OF
Kansas City.
NEWS WAS RECEIVED in Tulsa
yesterday that Aunt Jane" Appleby
one OF TulsaS prominent property
owners, is again seriously i'll at her
home in Skiatook. Mrs. Appleby has
been sick for some time but until re-
Gently was improving daily.
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THE STONE AND brick work on
the new Calais building, Fourth and
Boston. is progre ssing rapidly. Indi.
cations now are most of the huge
structure will be enclosed within ;hs
next thirty days, after which work OF
the interior Will be rushed.
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BARNEY SMITH. president of the
Usage Iron X Steel Co, arrived IN
Tulsa yesterday to inspect the con.
Struction work on the new plant at
sand Springs. Mr.. Smith is a resident
OF Fort Worth, Texas, where he is
connected with one of the greatest
rolling mills in that state.
MRS. w. j. DONNELL aged 81
died yesterday morning at her home
lV6 South Nogales avenue. Funeral
services will be conducted by the Rev
d
- clock ihiS afternoon after which
burial will be in Oaklawn cemetery
she is survived toy a husband and one
daughter, who attends the high school
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9. Il. ROGERS. local attorney, ad
dressed a meeting of the Woman's Re-
lief Corps at the Moose hall Wednes-
day afternoon. Mr.. Rogers speech
Was upon Lincoln and the remainder
OF the program partook of the nature
of a celebration for the birthdays OF
Lincoln and Washington. Two new
members We're taken into the organ
iZation.
MISS MYRTLE HATCH, supervisor
OF the department of hygiene in the
Tulsa schools. gave an interesting talk
edneslay afternoon at the regular
meeting of the Central school Patrons
Teachers association in the school
building. Miss Hatch's talk was cor
related with the general subject Of
the afternoon, Classical Clothes for
Children
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THE JURY in the case of L. V.
Church of jerks, charged with un-
lawful possession of liquor, which
has occupied the attention of the
county court for the past few DAYS,
was dismissed last night after failing
to agree on a verdict. Church was
represented by Judge League and As
sistant County Attorneys Reeves and
Warren represented the state.
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II. d. SANFORD. prominent member
Of the Akdar Shrine temple and lead
ing citizen of Tulsa, died in Kan
sas City hospital yesterday morning.
The body will be taken to st. Louis to
he cremated. Mr.. Sanford was 20
years old and came to Tulsa from
Pipestone. MINI. The Tulsa residence
was at 1907 Baltimore avenue. He is
survived by his wife and two children.
EARL SWOVELAND, a driller. was
seriously injured yesterday morning
in the oil field near Mounds, Okla He
suffered a fractured skull and was
considered in a dangerous position at
late hour last night. He was brought
to Tulsa hospital yesterday noon. The
accident occurred early in the morn
ing when bull wheel on the we'll flew
into the air and struck him.
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]. E. CROSBIE, president Of the
Central National bank. received ii
head of fine Canadian shorthorn cat
tie. This fine stock was purchased
by r. W. Fears, who went to Canada
and selected the pediGreed stock. Mr..
Crosbie is a new and enthusiastic
member of the Tulsa County Breeders
association and is doing his part to
put Tulsa county in the front rank
as "a producer of pedigreed stock.
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J. C. HENDERSON has resigned as
pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
church at Sand Springs. He gave as
his reason for resigning the fact that
he felt it his duty to engage in evange-