Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-01
City NelUs in Brief

NED WILLS has returned from few
weeks vacation spent in Colorado
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G Z. DILLON 10 in Muskogee on business
today.
=. r. HARRIS OF The world leaves today
for a two weeks vacation In Colorado.
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THOMAS GILCREAsE is back from a sum
mcr fishing trip spent in Idaho
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W. E DOWNING returned yesterday from
Kansas City.
C. H. FENsTERMACHER returned yester-
day from two days business trip TO Mus
kogee
MISS M.DACE DoNEHoo, stenographer
at the Y NJ G, A. returns today after a
holiday spent in Kansas City Mo.
BORN TO MR.. AND Mrs J. W. Tidwell of
2l0 North Elwood avenue Monday, August
p, son.
MISS MARY ANDERSON of the county
assessors office left last night for a short
visit to relatives at Pawhuska.
guest OF his brother W. + stahl Mr. stahl
came her TO accompany his brother on motor
trip to Colorado.
EMMA c. ELDER filed suit in the superior
court yesterday against Arthur V. Emerson
for S3,2lO for alleged failure to complete q
deal involving the sale Of real estate to the
plaintiff.
APPLICATION FOR PERMISSION 10 dis.
solve the Carter Mccoy company was filed
yesterday in the district court. The petition
states that the company has satisfied all
claims against 1t
T.. l.. FAIRBANKS and daughters, Misses
Myrtle, Mamie and Thelma, returned today
from two months stay in Colorado Springs
Mrs. Fairbanks viii remain at thu mountain
resort for two or three weeks longer
MR. AND MRS g. F. BENNETT. with
their son and daughter Fred and Marion, re
turn today from Hot sulphur Springs, Col.
where they have summer cottage in tn,
mountain trout region"
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A T. MILLER. who was injured Augu.
IL while at work on building under con
struciion underwent an operation yesterday
in local hospital lie is pronounced out OF
danger. Miller is a brother to Mrs. Minnettc
Hedges, county superintendent.
MR. AND MRS F : walllns and he Rev
and Mrs f. Darby have returned from a
thirty-day vacation spent motoring thru Colo
rado The party made the return trip from
Colorado Springs to Tulsa in two and q hail
days.
wORKMEN WERE engaged yesterday in
relsying portions Of the track intersection at
Third ard Main Of the Tulsa Street Railway
company's lines. Heavy traffic on this in
terscction had cut down some of the pave
ment on the sides Of the rails, making a
program Of repaying necessary.
CARL d. PIERsON, a Kansas City manu-
facturer, who has been in Tulsa for several
weeks installing the cafeteria and kitchen
apparatus and the domestic science kitchen at
the high school, leaves today for Muskogee
whore he will install safe for the United
dairies.
JUDGE NJ. f. M'NEIM of the distrie.
court, yesterday refused the application OF
Norman Lollar and G. II, Richardson for a
reduction OF 81, 500 bail, fixed by the justice
Of the peace ON their hearing. They have
been held to trial by the district court for
conjoint robbery.
SUIT FOR $1,000, based on alleged
negligence OF the Suppes Abicht & suppes
Co. was filed yesterday by Bertha Dripps In
tho district court. The suit grew out OF the
death of Lloyd Dripps, husband Of the plain
TN, who was killed In February at BiNby
by being struck by beam on an oil rig he
was dismantling for the defendants
MEMBERS OF THE local exemption board
were busily engaged yesterday in hearing
testimony OF supporting witnesses in cases
where drafted men are seeking discharge OF
exemption from military service. Some time
is also being spent In selecting the first II
men who are to be sent from Tulsa to Camp
Travis, San Antonio, Texas.
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JOHN WOODARD assistant city attorney
will leave this afternoon for his well earned
vacation, after a summer OF strenuous work
at the city hail. where he has rowritte more
than score OF city ordinances, aside from
preparing all legal forms fro the severa
bond issues During HIS vacation he will
visit friends and relatives in Tennessee ant
Alabama.
TO IMPROVE TRAFFIC conditions in tn,
city. and to regulate congestion in the down
town section of the city and eliminate tn,
reckless drivers Of automobiles in the resi
Dental section, the board OF city commits
sioners yesterday voted unanimously TO pur
chase six additional motorcycles for the polio,
department. They will be placed in opera
! ton as soon rs motorcycle officers can b.
| sworn in.
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