Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-08
City NelUS in Brief

EoWENA CIRCLE OF the Yeomans lodge
picnicked at Owen park Friday afternoon.
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j. W. PAYNE of the Honolulu Oil com
pany, onerating extensively in California
is in Oklahoma looking over the oil field
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FOR PARKING a car near a fire plug
Sam Glass was fined $3.50 in municipai
court yesterday afternoon.
ONLY TWO MEN appeared in municipal
court yesterday afternoon ON charges Of
intoSication
MISS VIOLET BECKNER of the Mar
quettr hotel left yesterday to spend the
summer at her home in Reading Pa
MRS X. l.. COLLIE of Bigheart, who
has been patient at Oklahoma hospital
the past two weeks, was removed to her
home yesterday.
THE FUNERAL services OF the infant son
of l~ l.. stioklcr were held from the home
was in Oaklnwn cemetery.
/ FINE OF 81 was assessed Russell
Srcphard in municipal court yesterday aft
| ernoon upon a charge of having left his
car without stopping the engine.
BONDS IN THE sum Of $40 were for.
feiitt in police court yesterday afternoon.
Az had been posted TO insure appearance
| for traffic violations.
John \. wHALEN, local agent for the
department OF justice, left for Spring gfield
Mo, last evening He will be absent from
his office three days. Official business me-
cessitattd his presence in Missouri.
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Miss Bessie Woodward of Little Rock.
FAILURE TO SUPPORT her is the res.
son Francis Rockwell seeks a divorce from
Manford Rockwell, according to petition
filed in the superior court yesterday
MR. AND MRS. ALBERT LOOMS are
entertaining as their guests at the Gregory
rooms Mrs. Elizabeth Loomis and daughter
Frances Of Palm Beach, Fla, and c. II.
I.oomis and his bride. who was formerly
EXTREME GRIZZLY and deser,ion are
charged in petition for divorce filed in the
superior court yesterday morning by Mrs.
| Gertrude Whitney, naming Frank Whitney
rs defendant
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FOLLOWING Il preliminary hearing yes.
' tcrday before Justice Lee Daniel, j. J.
, johnson, colored, was bound over to the
district court. He was charged with at.
tempting % pass forged check for Sl5
MRS. TELTHA ELLA HENsLEY. 42i
West Easton, died in her home yesterday
morning She was a widow aud 90 years
Old The funeral services will be held from
her home this afternoon ard interment will
be made in Sand Springs cemetery.
srxrrEv QUARTS of gin were confis,
Gated by Deputy United States Marshal John
| Moran yesterday morning suspicious ap.
pcaring trunk that had been unloaded from
| Fris'o train No. Io7 contained the liquor.
The trunk was also conflscated.
ALL MEMBERS Of the county clerk $
! otfice force labored thruout Saturday pro-
| pairing duplicates of county registration
! cards for dispatch to Washington lie ex-
| pected to get the cards started some time
last night,
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| IN PETITION filed In the superior
| cCutt Yesterday morning Miss Freds Lehman
| 0Ob. F. Reynolds is named as the defend
ant, it being specifically stated in the docu'
| went that he carelessly drove an automo'
bile into a buggy occupied by the plaintiff,
MRS, DELLA Wo0LR1DGE seeks dam.
ages to tho extent OF $50. 900 from the
Midland Valley railroad. a petition voicing
| this prayer being filed in the supetor court
Yesterday 1t is charged that in September,
| 1915 train operated by the defendant
crashed into an automobile driven Wy W. Il.
| Woodbridge, SO injuring him that ve later
died
THE FAST Is ALIVE with patriotism
and business Is already suffering from the
war on account of scarity of help said
! Remington Rogers local attorney. yester-
| day. lie has Just returned from a two
months visit in New York and other east
ern points. I'm New York" he said "you
can hardly Get any service in the big bust
ness institutions. In every instance they
explain that they Ye suffering from lack
OF help, due to their young men having en-
| listed"
| HAVING BEEN INVITED to the Sand
| Springs park by the owner and promised
| free transportation asdoHen members OF the
/ engineers company OF Tulsa. whose funds
are rather depleted. started to the park yes.
| terday hut were held up by the conductor
for the customary dime both ways. The
members Of the company, altho they have
| received no compensation for rallying to
the Flag are not biting Tulsa's hand be.
cause of the neglect, but wish TO thank the
several corporations and individuals who
have presented the boys with cigare,s, ia
bscco and other gifts, which help them 10
pass the time more pleasantly.
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