Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-24
City NeUs in Brief


II City NeUs in Brief
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THE BUSINESS Girls club met in tn,
Y. W. c. A. rooms in the Unity building
on Tuesday evening fS their regular weekly
session.
A DECREE of divorce was ycsterdo,
granted Miles NJ. Carter from Anna : Car
ter in superior court, upon the charge OF
abandonment.
A. E. PETERSON OF Oklahoma City. man
ager of the Wilson Packing company, has
returned home after visiting bis brother
George Peterson.
MRS. EMMA HILTON director OF the
I \. W. G. A. cafeteria has returned from n
visit with her son, who is with the encamp-
ment at Camp Mills, Hampstead. n. y.
PETITION for divorce was filed by Lizzie
Minor in district court against Emmett
Miner, charging abandonment. She asks the
restoration Of her maiden name, Lizzie Nor
gars
DIR. CLAUDE T. Hendershot Of Tulsa,
who recently underwent q surgi,> opera
! ton IN Kansas City, was operated on again
Tuesday his condition is announced as very
delicate.
| DIR s. G. KENNEDY. W A. Springer.
Clyde GalbIeath and Wyie Martin have gone
TO Brown county. Texas, to look into some
properties. They will return about the end
! of the week.
| PEOPLE who are filling Christmas boxes
for the Tulsa ambulance company are asked
/ TO leave out the box Of ta,cum powder and
replace 1t with a small bottle Of matted
milk and halfpound box of cocoa.
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COUNTY COURTHOUSE employees yes.
terday subscribed for $1,000 worth of LIB
trty bonds, with part Of the sheriff's Of.
about $4,000 will be raised when the full
report is in.
CHARGING abandonment, W. II. Bollinger
yesterday petitioned the superior court to
grant him freedom from the matrimonial
yolk. The defendant is Mary +. Bolinger
and the plaintiff asks the custody of the
three minor children
D. A. DENNIsoN. associate editor OF the
OIL and Gas journal, is leaving the latter
part of the week for New York, where he
to Paola,, Kan, for entrance into the con
vent OF the Loretto sisters.
SEYMOUR DoDs6N, white, of Clare,
more was arraigned before United States
Commis ssioner j. II. wilkins yesterday,
charged with introducing liquor After a
portion of the testimony had been taken
the case was continued until another day
because OF The absence - witnesses
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CHARGED with murder of the unidenti.
fled man who died at the Oklahoma hespi.
tai Sunday night as the result OF a street
fight. Jim Burk was arraigned in Justice
Slack's court yesterday and after pleading
not guilty, his preliminary hearing was set
for Thursday.
REV: ALBERT F. NJ GARRAH of Chicago.
an efhciency expert in church work, will
speak at the First Presbyterian church
sysS5 wea1eSdsE MSE.rro evening at so o'clock Rev
tee of the duplex system of collection en-.
velopes, in general use in churches over the
country.
/. d. Alexander filed a suit for $4,000
damages against the Sand Springs Railway
company in superior court yesterday. The
plaintiff alleges that on November 2. 1915,
struck by an electric engine, and that as
the result OF the collision she sustained
great bodily injury.
HARRY DowY1Yd, son Of Walter A
Downing. assistant secretary OF the Cham.
Der Of Commerce, is recovering from a Sc.
rious illness from typhoid fever at his home,
5l9 South Elgin. For several days his phy.
sician feared the attack would result fatally.
but the lad turned for the better two DAYS
ago and is believed now to be "out Of the
woods
X. Il. COLLINS. who has just returned
from trip in Kansas, says that every farmer
within two hundred miles OF the producing
oil pools in Butler county imagines that he
is millionaire and refuse positively to serve
anything for love or money whereas before
the craze struck the country you could get
almost any kind OF a meal az any farm
house for so cents at the most.
CITY BUILDING Inspector II. E. Kopp
has notified all citizens OF Tulsa to prepare
their stoves and flues to burn coal or wood
this winter on account of the scarcity of
gas In order to secure protection against /
fire the city commissioners recently passed
an ordinance requiring all citizens 10 line
their fues with flue lining. 1t costs 20 to
average flue will be 81
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FOR THE purpose of rounding up many
OF the brokers who linger around the
in that place yesterday for the purpose of
selling Liberty bonds. The brokers re.
sponded nobly as at the end of the day
80, 600 had been subscribed In the evening
the Hotel Tulsa orchestra furnished music
and speeches were made by II. A. Woods and
A. V. Bourque. Ira Rinehart and s. b.
Forst assisted the above in the sale Of the
bonds.
DAISY PRICE is the defendant in a suit
70 70 recover money paid for rooming house
fixtures In the Brady annex on West Ar.
NJ; Campbell in the district court. The plaintiff
allege the. paid $1,000 in cash and gave a
note for 1925 in payment for the house !
and that after the purchase they were not
able to renew the lease on th> building, |
which expires next March. They ask for
the return Of the money.
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MARRIAGE licenses were issued to the |
following by the count court clerk yester. I
day; John II. Harm okmulgee and Mrs.
"a Olive Warels, ,,Sreatd'. III; NJ A. |
Bilyen and Jessie Lowry, both Of Tulsa
Hays Tatnm and Jane. Watkins, both OF |
Tulsa: A. Z. Druth, Oklahoma City, and Mrs. |
trancis Adams Northcutt, OF owasso;
samuel Vann. Pawhuska. and Juel ONeil, |
Melagoney; John I. Stewardt Of Collinsyile |
and Theima Mealey Of Tulsa.
SENATOR EUGENE NJ. KERR, who ad.
iressedl the Tulsa Ad club yesterday, was
caller at the district appeal board office
n the federal building during the afternoon
for visit with Secretary Rogers, but the
after had not returned from Oklahoma City. 1
he is expected today. Senator Kerr is sec
-etary OF the district board No. l. with Il
headquarters at Muskogee. and 1t was his
board that exempted the young Muskogee oil II
James f. Whitesides. He stated Il