Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-20
City News in Brief.

. City News in Brief. .
MR.. AND MRS. G. \. Kibbons, 31S
East Eighth street, are entertaining
4 baby. girl al their home who arrived
yosteida
l.. Il. DARROW of the Darrow
Music company has returned from a
short trip over the company's terri
tory Mr.. barrow reports business
as being good.
JOHN WHITAKER AND B.
Wright who were discovered shooting
craps by Detectives Patton and Powell
Friday afternoon. settled their fines of
S1t each in police court yesterday.
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ON THE ADVICE or authorities at
Bar ltlosville, Thomas II. Morgan of
that place was arrested here yester-
day by Sheriff James Wolley. 1t is
claimed Morgan gave a check for $500
in payment for an automC bile. Both
Morgan and the car were taken into
custody.
A SURVEY Of the street car on the
Bellview line which was "sunstruck'
y luslN llpbll at Allt wi h'i VI III "a
and Cincinnati disclosed the fact that
a large part of the mechanism of the
car had been destroyed or damaged,
the result of "a burned out motor. The
damage is estimated at $500.
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THE FUNERAL OF j. T. Tuttle
was held yesterday from the residence
and was attended by the state Counsel
OF Carpenters who were delegates to
tho convention here. Tuttle was for
merly a union carpenter The ReNer-
end Broils officiated at the service
and burial was made at Rose Hill
cemetery.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were
issued yesterday to Ray Belts, Pitts
burg. Kan, and Florence Grassland,
pittsburg Kan: William Sing, Ca
toosa and Mrs. Eveline Phillips Of
Tulsa: Newal A. Ellis, Hayward and
Elenore Cooke of Toronto, Can: Paul
Il. Mohaffey Tulsa and Edith W.
Kehrer of Tulsa; Floyd Maxwell,
Tulsa and Eva Ne,wcomb of Tulsa.
CLOUDY is THE VERDICT Of the
weatherman for today and Monday.
The temperature shot one degree
higher than 1t had been for the past
three DAYS yesterday and the govern
ment glIage showed 102 degrees dur
ing the afternoon. Tulsa felt no ef-
fects from the big storm that swept
Texas. but if the forecast for TO-DAY
proves out there is a slight chance
for lower temperatures.
MR.. AND MRS. CHARLES f.
Dent, Mrs. George G. Bayne, Mrs.
Dents sister. and Mr.. and Mrs. j.. G.
Wells returned yesterday from a five
weeks vacation at Big Pine lake,
situated two hundred miles north of
Minneapolis. MINI. Mr. Dent brought
back some new fish stories and a
few choice specimens. The party en-
jCyed the stay immensely and all de
clare it an ideal place to spend yaca-
tion.
GRACE WILBURN AND Bessie
Slields. who were arrested Friday
night when the police raided their
residence at 504 South Boston and
found considerable quantity Of
liquor, appeared in police court yes
teIday and were fined 500 each and
sentenced to spend ninety days in the
county Jail. H. T. Davis, who was
in the house at the time of the raid,
was fined $50 on charge of loiter-
ing.
THE NOBLE GRAND OF Aurora
lodge, l. O. O. F., has announced a
series Of social events, one to occur
each quarter Social might hereafter
will be on each fifth Wednesday night
I'm a month. The first will occur We'd
nesday. August 80. odd Fellows, Re
bekahs and their families are 10 he
invited. Members are requested 10
bring nonperishable articles That
might be used at these social func-
tions at any time and deposit them in
the lodge kitchen. The idea Of the
quarterly affairs, according TO Nohie
Grand Reedy, is to promote the a|icm
of odd Fellowship, the golden Key
to the work of the three links, namely
kindness and consideration of all for
each"