Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-04
Dr. Grant LXt1AW .4h1D Iys MORO
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF


MRS. X. w. BRAY. of the Harlow
Dry Goods company, has returned
from a four-weeks' trip to New y ork,
where she purchased spring and sum-
mer stock.
MEMBERS OF THE Woman's
Christian Temperance union will meet
in regular session at the deaconess
home, 3 West Fifth street, at $3.50
o'clock today.
MRS. ]. w. CHILDS, 6O3 North
Denver avenue, Will be hostess to the
Womens Bible class of the Tigert
Memorial Methodist church at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
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EUGENE SHAW has returned
from Minton. Iowa. where he was
called on account of the illness of his
father Edward Shaw. The elder
Mr.. Shaw is improving.
IN THE ABSENCE of the regular
instructor in Bible study at Kendall
college. l.. G. Murray, religious work
secretary OF the Y. w. c. A, is con-
ducting that branch of the college
| this week.
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DELLA STRICKER filed suit for
divorce from her husband, Charles j.
Stricker, yesterday in district court.
She alleges cruelty. The Strickers
We're married in indianapolis. Ind, in
| 903 and have made their home in
Tulsa for some time.
THE OHIO CLUB, the latest ma
| tive SON organization in Tulsa, will
| hold a meeting tonight in the par
lor of the Brady hotel. Although the
club has Just organized, it boasts a
membership of sixty members and
more will be added tonight.
; TOM FOSTER filed suit for divorce
| from his wife, Blanche Foster. yes
terday in superior court. He alleges
| his wife has been unfaithful to him
| and names a correspondent. The Fos-
ters were married in Lawton in 1910.
| Foster further charges cruelty and de-
| scrtion.
MISS ALICE JOHNSTON was lead
er at the regular meeting of the high
school Y. w. c. A. in the high school
auditorium yesterday afternoon. The
subject of the meeting was True
! WORTH and talks on this theme were
made by Miss Ruth Laws and Miss
| katherine Lowe. A vocal solo was
given by Miss Eunice Reynolds.
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WHILE ONE MAN stood guard in
front of the place two others entered
the Hawkins grocery in West Tulsa
about . o'clock last night, held UP
the proprietor and ritled the cash
drawer of about Sc. The police were
notified at once ana descriptions fur
| nished but no trace of the robbers
| had been found at an early hour this
morning.
| ALLEGING HIS WIFE had aban-
doned him and had even refused to
correspond with him for more than
a year, Bret Il. Babcock yesterday
filed suit for divorce in the superior
court from Rachel Babcock. The
Babcocks were married in Java, N. Y,
in 1902 and the petition reads that
the desertion took place in this city
in May, 1912.
! FALLING FROM one Of the large
shuto -the-shutes at Central park near
| Loncfellow school, Irene Williams, lit
tie 6-year-old pupil in the Longfel-
low school, sustained injuries about
o'clock yesterday afternoon. She
was Immediately rushed to her home,
| 500 East Fourth street, and 1t Is
| thought that nothing serious will re-
suit. The little girl had been dismissed
| from school and was spending few
minutes in the playground.
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FORTUNATE INDEED was it for
William Dunn that Plainclothesmen
Bewley and Antrobus happened to
find him when they did last night
Two negroes had just knocked him
down on the Midland Valley tracks
between First street and the tower
house and were in the act of going
through his pockets. One of the ne
groes got away but the officers caught
the other. At the station he gave
his name as William Banks. Dunn
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