Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-05
! CITY NEWS IN BRIEF I

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SEVERAL WOMEN were arraigned
on charges OF drunkenness In police
court yesterday morning. all being
fined the usual sum In such cases.
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A. Il. TAYLOR WAS arrested for
disturbing the peace and drunkenness
and was assessed $40 after his audi
ence with Judge Clark in police court.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued yesterday to. John II. Hayes,
Kansas city, Mo. and Emley
Overocker Kansas City; Leroy c.
Campbell Tulsa. and Mrs. Maud Nc
gill, Marion, III.
THE REVEREND ALBERT Bean.
who has been conducting very sue
cessful revival meetings at the Mis-
sion of Redeeming Love, will remain
in Tulsa over Sunday and will preach
afternoon and night on that day.
THE REVEREND FRANK Neff,
pastor of the Boulder avenue Meth
odist church. returned yesterday
from Miami, Fla. where he spent "A
fortnight with his brother. Reverend
Neff will now resume his activities
here.
OWING TO A desire of the mayor
and board of city commissioners to
welcome the Arkansas river boosters.
the regular session yesterday was
made brief and consequently only a
little business of importance was
transacted.
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TULSA RECEIVED another hon
orable yesterday when Dewitt G..
Fritz, one of the famous millionaire
hoboes. returned to this city to take
up his residence here. Mr.. Fritz
will forsake the weary way and go
into business here.
A. j. KEELING, principal of the
Horace Mann public school, returned
to his duties yesterday after a long
attack of grippe. George MacCurdy.
principal of the Washington school
also is confined to his home with
the same complaint.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Robert
| Leonard Holt, three months old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. A. +. Holt. who died
at the home of the parents southeast
of the city yesterday morning, will
be held at o'clock this afternoon.
Burial will be in Oaklawn cemetery.
THE FIFTH AND last in series
VI SfIlNtllS Will ne ny fNtN.
j. w. Darby Sunday evening at First
Christian church. Rev Darby will
cover more than two thousand years
Of church history in his discourse.
which promises to be most interesting.
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CATFISH" DINON was fined s25
for flourishing a loaded shotgun in
the lower part of the city. He de-
clined to divulge the name of the
I, tod 70 1t 1N.Yt l,nt hA
was hunting is a certainty, and the
action caused considerable excite
ment.
DEPUTY SHERIFF Jack Miller
yesterday arrested Oft Ballard and
sam Donovan on charges of unlaw-
full possession. Donovan had in his
possession fifty half-pint bottles of
whisky, Mt the Reems rooms, when he
was arrested. He was released on
bond.
THE OFFICE OF DR.. C. o. Hood
was robbed again last Thursday
night. presumably by persons in quest
of drugs. The private office. off the
reception room, was entered and
valises and medicine cases sacked,
but the only valuables stolen were a
watch chain and two gold rings.
CHARLES PHILLIPS filed suit for
divorce from his wife, Minnie b.
Phillips. yesterday In superior court
The petition charges adultery and
names several correspondents. The
couple were married in Sapulpa June
IS. 1910. The plaintiff asks the GUS
today of the two children. age and
years.
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FUNERAL SERVICES for John
O'Brion, who died at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Lizzie Baulkner. of Daw-
son Thursday afternoon, were held
at the Holy Family church yester-
day afternoon. Burial was in the
Holy Family cemetery. Mr. O'Brien
is survived by three brothers and
three sisters.
IN ORDER TO stimulate contri-
buttons of worth to the Collegian,
student publication of Kendall col
lege. J. c. Chatfield, editor, has re-
Gently inaugurated a short story con-
test. Prizes in cash will be given to
the best writer's. Contestants will
consist mainly of members of the
short story class
MARCH 16 THERE will be meet
ing Of the grand chancellor and other
grand officers of the Knights of
Pythias in the quarters of Silver
Plume lodge No 1872. for the perfec-
ton Of plans for the grand lodge
meeting scheduled for this city next
May. 1t is the intention to make this
affair one of the largest and most i'm