Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-17

! o CLOCK yesterday afternoon.
MRS. ELLA NJ. WOODFORD Of
Burlington, kan, arrived here yes
torday for a short visit with her son.
j. w. Woodford and family.
HAVING RECEIVED word yester-
day that his brother, +. l.. Upton,
was dead, II. G. Upton. 1927 South
Main street, left last night for Peoria,
Ill, to attend he funeral services.
MIR. AND MRS. Earl Wallace OF
111S North Elwood avenue last night
announced the advent of baby girl
to whom they have not yet given "A
| name.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were is
sued yesterday to Delaney Bowlin,
Tulsa, and Matilda j. Merriott Of
Tulsa: John r. Boiling, Tulsa and
| Lottie i. Wills of Tulsa: Fred Hart
| Tulsa and Mrs. Ethel Laird, Tulsa.
WORK or EXCAVATION for the
new Library Apartments building on
| West Third street will begin within
| the next ten days, after which the
| fine structure will he rushed rapidly
to completion.
| who had been "A Tulsa visitor for sew
eral weeks, returned to his home yes
terday. Mr.. Knight was so faVorably
I impressed with Tulsa that he con-
templates coming here to make his
residence in the near future.
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ADULTERY WITH fourteen year
old girl who made her home with
them is set forth I'm a petition for di-
| tI..I lt.HV. t.st amt
terday by Nora h. Doutt from her
husband Harry l.. Doutt. The act is
said to have taken place March u at
which time his wife left the house.
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LADIES OF TULSA chapter No.
| 1873 O. r.. S. initiated a class Of seven
candidates last night at their regular
meeting in Masonic hall. Following
the business of the meeting social
| time was INDUCED in at which re
freshments were served.
THE REV. AND MRS. Hugh Me
Birney. 6l0 South Cheyenne, left yes
! terday morning for weeks visit to
Independence, Kan. The object of
/ their visit is to attend the annual
Methodist Conference of Kansas.
which will be held there.
CHARLES HENGERER, formerly
resident of this city, but now en-
gagged in business in st. Louis, Mo-.
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Il. Hengerer, for a few days Mr..
| Hengerer says much has been said of
Tulsa in the east during the present
| year.
THE MIDDLE WEST Baking com
pany is preparing for the erection of
/ nxsIn al
establishment at West Fifth street
and Frisco avenue, completion of
which will make the plant one of the
| largest in the southwest. The build
| Ing will be of brick and modern in
every respect.
THE NEGRO REPUBLICAN club
held an enthusiastic meeting last
night in their headquarters in Gurley
| hail on North Greenwood avenue,
when more than a hundred gathered
to listen to several good talks and to
hear the eagle scream. The cluh
will hold meetings from this time on
| once each week.
CLEANUP WEEK in the village of
Kendall started yesterday with a vim
and with the one days efforts the gem
eral aspect of the town improved one
| luHuItu per cent. Inc movement is
| being fostered by the board of trus-
tees and will last all this week. The
goal is to put the town in good order
| for the coming Of spring.
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SEVENTY CANDIDATES will he
taken into the Royal Neighbors of
America at their regular meeting
Tuesday night. The occasion will be
| celebrated as the twenty-first ami
versary of the founding of the lodge
A banquet will be served at o'clock
in the evening to the Royal Neighbors
and Modern Woodmen of America.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Mrs.
Cora Ledford. aged 29, who died at
her home, Third and Kenosha, Tues
day afternoon, will be held at the
Holy Family Catholic church at 8
o o'clock tomorrow morning after
! which burial will be in the Holy Fam
! lily cemetery. Mrs Ledford is sur
vived by her husband and two chill
dren.
EVERY SCHOOL IN the city sys-
tenn will plant tree Arbor day, ac-
| cording to the program being mapped
| out 10y Superintendent Oberholtzer
| and the various principals. The park
board has recently been contracted
WIlu LOT lHt EtHtIdl Dtuutl1lCatlOn OF
school sites and will take advantage
| of this occasion to set out several
trees on every school campus. Exer-
cises by the children and speeches by
! principals will accompany the cere-
| mony.
THOSE PARTICIPATING in clean
up week and having piles of refuse
to haul away after Thursday, are re-
! quested to call c. NJ. Downing, COM
missioner of streets and public prop
erty at the city hall, state the loca-
ton of the piles and request a wagon
TO take 1t away. In such instances
prompt attention will be given. The
city wagons, of which there will be
many, will be available Thursday,
| Friday and Saturday OF next week.
! ONE OF THE most elaborate affairs
| of the season was given by Troop OF
the Tulsa boy scouts at the Y. NJ. C..
a. Tuesday night. The entertainment
was in the nature of a banquet laid
for the sixteen members of the troop
and +. ]. Wright, leader. The room
was decorated with scout pennants.
the official banner of the patrol. and
n championship pennant which they
received for supremacy over all 9TH
| er groups In the city.