Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-02-18
Red Fork NeCs

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Steininger
were here from BiXhy as guests of Mr..
and Mrs r. j. Bonackcr over Sunday.
Ecdfork defeated Broken Arrow In
basketball game Saturday afternoon
CT last week. The score was 3 to H.
Mrs. NJ. Cordrey and little daughter
Matelle are here from Cofieyvilit.
Kan, visiting relatives.
Mrs. f.. o. Brown and QuilQla How
ard returned Monday from trip 70
California. Their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard. accompanied them ana
will reside here In the future.
J. B. Hall returned to his home in
Bixby after u weeks visit with ms
parents.
Mrs Earl Lawrence and baby Rob
ert are here from a visit in Mannford.
H. VI. Hogue and family have
moved into the house formerly oc-
cupied by Mr.. and Mrs. G. Miller.
\ house is being erected on tho
Yarscr property across from the
schoolhouse.
Miss Margaret Green entertained
with a valentine party.
Rcdfork young people held two
| dances this week which were well at
| tended. one ou Thursday and one sat
urday evening. Both took place III
the town hall.
]. $. Egan and family have taken
! the hotel ana Will manage 1t IN the
| future. They moved In Thursday ana
commenced business.
Miss Elsie Hnkle gave a dinner
party Sunday. The guests included
! F.trfl NNtaFs
and Ava Barnette.
Mrs. Joe Freeman has been quite
| ill at her home this week.
Mr.. Phipps and family have rented
the house recently vacated by the
| Lchmans.
Mrs. VI. Stceplcs, Mrs. Gin and Mrs.
| T ~ Henry visited In Tulsa during
| the week,
J. B. Thomas will leave this week
! for a trip to Fayetteville and st. Luke,
| Ark.
No one living off OF paved streets
can call the snow beautiful II has
nut the roads in bad condition. There
| was a long line OF horses en- route ia
| the village blacksmith" to be reshod.
The new school is an assured fact
! now. as not one vote was cast against
| the proposition. In voting for the
| bonds Monday most enthusiastic
| crowd expressed a wish to see the
| WORK under way at an early date. EN-
| cry one Of us Is of the opinion that II
| will be tho beginning of various good
| things for the town.
\ small fire in the north part of
! town caused deal of excitement
| Sunday morning. Everything was so
! dry the danger of spreading was
! great. A number OF willing helpers
/ quickly cNtinguishcd the blaze. The
! property damaged was the home of
| j. Hill.
c Reese is recovering from his sick
spell.
Mrs. Hinkle is home from a visit TO
relatives in Sand Springs.
Miss Mabel Clayton Of Cleveland Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Guy Smith.
]. l.. Mangan has opened n real
estate office in the Watson building
on Main street.
Mrs. a. Il. Henry and daughter
| Margaret Louise are guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs. T.. a. Henry, coming from
! Catoosa to attend the Kreisler con
cert in Tulsa,
Mrs. X. Il. Haines left Friday for
Joplin. Mo-, called by the Illness OF
her mother, Mrs. Childers.
Cecil Bemis is visiting c. II. Chaffir
en- route from Honolulu to his home
In Fort Smith. Ark. His term OF
service in the army has expired.
\ mass meeting has been called fol
Monday evening at s o'clock in j. b
Thomas hall. A mayor, six aldermen
and treasurer are to be nominated
for the election which takes place
on Tuesday after the first Monday II
April.
Roy and Cecil Henry attended tn,
Kreisler concert in Tulsa Friday even
|; ing.
Mabel 7. Flahio is i'll with bron
chitis.
Much to the disgust of busy house
keepers Friday, there was delug,
of peddiers OF every nationality.
There Is talk of appointing a towr
constable but nothing definite ha
been decided on 50 far.
Two houses are being built in tn
northeast part OF town.
The boys and girls all over tn
country are pledging themselves L
raise one calf apiece the coming sea
son. This is very good plan and vii
assist materially In reducing the mea
bill.
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