Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-11
City NelDs in Brief

FRANCIS WHITE left yesterday for Cush.
ing agd other Oklahoma points, on business
THOMAS WHITE J. home after spending
q month in points in California and Colorado
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DIR. AND MRS ALBERT COOK have re.
turned from Canada w1ere they spent the
hummcr.
+. CONSTANTINE Of the Palace Office
supply company returned yesterday from
Cincinnati
EDWARD TWIST LEFT las. night for Mex
leo, Mo, whore he entered Missouri Military
academy for the fall semester
c. F.. BALDWIN 9' Baldwin sprndllus
in Danville' Chicago and Toledo.
THE CRIMINAL DOCKET in the court
Of Ed Warren, justice Of the peace, was con
tinucd yesterday for two weeks
HENRY ,ovERroH LETT Yesterday for
Manhattan, Kan, to enter Kansas Asricul.
tural school for the coming semester.
GEORGE wGGASs was taken into
custody by deputy sheriff yesterday on the
charge Of having abandoncd his wife.
MRS BELLE DoEliGE Of Joplin, No, ar.
rived yesterday for few days visit with her
uncle John j. Slack, justice Of the peace
SUPT. f. T.. OBERHOLTZER and family
returned yesterday from the Cherokee hills
where they went IN their motor car last
Tuesday.
MRS FRANK MARrIN OF Springfield,
Mo, editor and publisher OF the Ozark
Monthly, is in Tulsa looking after business
interests.
THE LADIES' AID society OF College Hill
Christian church will hold its regular meeting
with Mrs. II. c. Millard OF Seventh and Nc
Coy ON Wednesday afternoon.
MISS KATHERINE PIERCE, secretary to
2, +. oberholHer, returned Yesterday from
week end with relatives and friends.
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SUIT FOR DIVORCE was filed in the su.
perior court yesterday by Mrs, Alltcma
Nabors against II. l.. Nabors. They were
charged.
THE STATE EMPLOYMENT bureau di-
rectcd 9s candidates for work to places
where it might be found. Most Of these were
common aborers, with twenty Of them being
women laundry workers
cLAREMoRE ooNrRinuTEp three of the
four men accepted yesterday at the army
recruiting station The four were John Is.
Miller, Daniel NJ House and William NJ.
Carter OF Claremorc and Leo W. Ho.ten of
Bristow.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued yes
terday to Elighe Beard and Mrs. Minnie
Gaines Tulsa: NJ jackson and Edna Jack
son. Bristow: Is Bennett Bowden, and Mrs.
Rosie Lee Policy. Prairie; Lloyd Stanford,
Porter, aud Mrs Fannie Murreh Tulsa.
THE HATTIE eRlYBlLL Missionary so.
cicty Of the First Presby ytcriau church will
meet in regular monthly session at 2;30
o clock Thursday In the church pariors' AZ
ladies' Of the parish are cordially Invited
There will be executive luncheon at IL
o'clock
THE ANNUAL general Lutheran church
picnic will be held tomorrow evening at owen
park The Sunday school picnic Of the
iutherAns was held In the spring but the az
fair tomorrow Will include all members OF
the church, young and old. IL is scheduled
to begin at 40 o'clock and apparently VIII
be u wellattended function.
MODERN woopMiN OF AMERICA and
RoyA Neighhors OF America, together with
their wives and husbands. are inXlted TO AZ,
Pythias hun on East Second street Ihere
win be business OF Importance aud social
good time. All members OF both societies are
urged to come out and get acquainted
G. L. NETrLEs fled suit against tho
Midland Valley Railway company In tho dis
trict court yesterday for $4,000 damages. he
asserts that he was injured in January while
he was working for the CudNhy Pipe Line
company. when an engine on tho rallway
struck without warning the natcar on which
the pAinun was loading steel, inihchns
severe injuries.
"CoWBOY" LONG, whose alleged attempt
10 steal an automobile belonging TO the bur'
ronuhs Adding Machine company was
frustrated Sunday night entered u notguity
plea before Lee Daniel justice Of the peace
Yesterday John Doe" charged with Long
entered = similar plea Neither OF the lW1
,,as obie "a make bond Of g., 900. They will
be given preliminary hearing Friday morning
at o'clock.