Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-30
City NelUs in Brief

ATTORNEY W l.. Disney Of Muskogec
was in Tulsa yesterday on legal matters.
Mr.. AND MRS. r. A.. stekcll have re-
moved 10 their new home in Irving Place.
THE W. C. T.. U. win meet this afternoon
in the home of Mrs. Pigg. 62i South Boston.
TO make comfort kits for the army.
p. o. SMITH returned yesterday from,
Broken Arrow, where he went the last of
the week on business
THE REGULAR weekly baby clinic will
be held this morning at the usual hour in
the humane office of the courthouse.
ELMER BROWN Of the l2ard Field Hos
pitsl corps at Camp Bowie, was in the city
today on three-dsy leave.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued to the
Gows ns .n s;,.ssr 4 HCuSSr basss RRss
Tulsa and Mrs. Loyella Wisdom, Tulsa.
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g. IT. M0RELAND was granted a divorce
from ebssie Morcland in superior court upon
the charge OF abandonment. The plaintiff
was given The custody OF minor child.
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LIEUTENANT George W. Hall OF Okla.
homa City was in Tulsa yesterday on an in
spection tour. He is superintendent of en-
listments in this staoe for the national army
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IRVING STAFFORD. deputy state exam.
liner and inspector engaged on accounts oi
Tulsa county officials. spent the week end
in Muskogee on business.
G. L. COLE and o. Taylor, formerly Of
the Oyerton Grocery company have \nc
into business for themselves and have opened
a store at s22 South Main.
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MRS. BEN H. LEVY and Mrs. Edward
Levin will entertain the Jewish ladies auNili
arN of ramnla TSrael Wednesday, afternoon
at Mrs. Levy's home
TIRED OF SUPPORTING her able bodied
husband Blanche Thorp yesterday brought
suit for divorce in tie superior court. They
were married in Tulsa in 1916. and the
plaintiff alleges she left him last May.
THE ARMY recruiting station has sent
the following men 10 their various stations
John Newman. Tulsa. cavalry; Richard Tuck
er, Tulsa, cavalry; Thomas Davis, McAlester
stevedore
FOLLOWING will be the representatives al
the Y. w. c. A. conference 10 be held today
in Kansas City, at which national workers
will be present: Mesdames A. l.. Funk
]. NJ. Clover, r. +. Macarthur, II. S. Fitz
gerald and G. c. stebbns.
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ACCORDING TO q divorce petition filed
by Necla Good in district court, her husband
RAY Good. was no good the charges being
cruelty and association with other women
The plaintiff asks $40 q month alimony ant
attorney fees.
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MISS ETHEL, White Derby Of Kirksyille
Mo. and Mr. Floyd Brian OF Derby, Kan.
were yesterdays addition to the teachers o.
the Tulsa city schools. Miss Derby will
teach the departmental work In the grades
while Mr. Floyd will teach manual training.
j. H HENSON has filed suit for IS ,ooC
! damages against Thomas p. Miller In tn
1 ~. ali all. tl,at n,
automobile in which he was riding on Sep
| tember l6 was struck by livery auto driver
aud owned by the defendant, and as the re
sui; he has been permanently injured.
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ROYAL NEIGHBOURS will hold an Aida!
session in the Knights OF Pythias han to
| day. The twelve states Of this district will
be represented at this annual meeting Mis-
will attend. Public drills will be held th
evening at the hall.
| JUDGE JOHN II. wilkins, United State
| commits soner, has returned from = week
absence from his office. He wired deput!
| United States marshal yesterday that h.
would arrive last night. Guess I'd bette
meet him at the station and see what he 7
got in his grip said the deputy.
MISS LILLIAN Jessie Dotts, daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W Dotts and Earl B. Bart
ley of Colorado Springs were married Sat
parents. Rev. @. W Kerr officiated. Tn,
young couple will leave at the last OF tn,
week for residence in. Colorado Springs,
ALL THE elevators in the new Nationa
bank building are now In service manned
[ by experience ced and efficient conductors. Th
twelve floors devoted TO offices are fas
filling up the Garter OH COMPANY which oc o.
moving It's effects yesterday from the Cen
tral National bank building.