Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-31

IL p SEsCoTT OF Erie. Pa, comes to
day TO look after his local oil interests.
H. BIERMAN. freight claim ascn, Of the
NJ, X. 4. IT. at Parsons, Kan. is here on
business for few days.
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W. 7. sPICER supervisor OF stations OF
the Katy railroad company, was in Tulsa
yesterday.
MRS. II; X. REA and two daughters ar.
rived in Tulsa yesterday to join Mr.. Rea,
local agent of the NJ. X. 4 7.
MRS. j. i. MILLS who is an operatiN
patient in local hospital. will be returned
home the last Of the week.
MR.. AND MRS Ralph Johnson and Mr..
and Mrs, c. c.. johnson have returned from
a camping trip on Bird creek, near Catoosa.
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CARL D. WILLIAMS Of Oklahoma City,
publisher of the Oklahoma Farmer and
Stoclman, was a visitor In Tulsa yesterday.
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WALLACE n ROBINSON, proprietor OF
the Hotel Baltimore in Kansas City, is hers
for .. few days.
r. p. JENNINGS was given a-decrce of
divorce from Beuiah Jennings in superior
court, upon the charge Of abandonment
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tcr1ay for Annapolis Junction. Nd after
having enlisted at the local army office H.
the engineering corps.
MATERIAL FOR GARMENTS given out
by the Red Cross before October / are asked
to be returned on or before November l to
prepare for shipment.
DR. g. II. BUTLER is here from Page
Okla, on business for a few days Doctor
and Mrs. Butler expect to remain on their
ranch near that town thruout the winter.
JOHN T. BURKE, well-known oil man of
Buffalo, \. Y, will arrive today to remain
for several weeks looking after his interests
In the local field
j. a. HULL has gone east on business
trip, 10 be accompanied on his return by
Mrs Hull, who has been at the summer
home OF the family in Mayville, n. Y, sew
eral months.
EVERETT ], RERRY asks the superior
court TO allow him legal freedom from Mar
her personal freedom in April Of 1915 He
ASKS the custody of the minor child.
CHARLES f. DENT who has been home
for n few days on business, will return to
Baxter Springs, Kan, today to remain until
fully recovered from recent attack of
ptornnine poisoning which was quite serious.
TIE SECOND CooK1Ns demonstration
at rhe country farm demonstration bureau in
the county courthouse will be held ut 3
O'Clock this afternoon. The subject will be
meat substitutions and methods OF cheese
making.
FRED GRIFFITH, a young white man of
Sapulps, was arrsigned before Judge John
II. wilkins yesterday in the United States
commissioners court, charged with being a
Stacker. lie pleaded not guilty, his trial set
for November and he was released on
$500 bond.
SECRETARY r. E. McCine Of the Tulsa
civil service commission has received appli-
cations from a large number OF young men
and young women wis wish to take the
stenographic and typewriting examinations
for government service November q They
viii be held in the civil service room at the
federal building
THE HANDSOME new Exchange National
bank building Is the most brilliant sight in
the city now a<r dark. Last night every
room In the entire twelve stories was lighted
and the big building was a blaze Of light
from top TO bottom. The wonderful lighting
effect OF the building is strongly brought out
when the electric illumination is on in full.
WORD WAS RECEIVED at Sand Springs
Yesterday, notifying, relatives Of the. death of
Chester T.. McCauley, foreman OF the
gro recruits who left Tulsa Saturday night,
caused thru injuries received in the wreck
of the Frisco train at Lebanon. Mo. Nc.
Cauley was the proprietor of q restaurant
in sand Springs and leaves wife and
daughter.
COMMISSIONER Thomas Estell OF Chicago
will arrive in Tulsa Friday for a three days
visit TO the local 6alvation army post and
TO attend the state conference Of the army,
which will be held here Friday and S,<ir-
day All commanders of Salvation army
posts in Oklahoma will be in attendance.
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Commander
Estell win speak on The salvation Army
Work Among the American Soldiers at the
y. NJ. q. A.