Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-04
City NelUs in Brief

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NJ. JONES. oil man OF Bristow, is in
WALKER ELLIS. oil broker OF Enid, was
in the city yesterday:
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MRS SUE AILSOP and children will re.
turn at the last OF the week from a several
weeks stay In the north.
JOHN sHEEHAN returned yesterday from
Eldorado, Kan. and will be in town Few
days on business.
BEN WATT, special inheritance tax agent
OF State Auditor L. Is. Howard's office
spent yesterday In Tulsa on official business.
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p. J. BAILEY and p. 8. Robertson Of
Washington, ID. O.. are here investigating
the recent wreck on the Frisco 81 Kelly
WILLIE.
TONY D0BBINs, who is complained o.
by his wife as having made threats to Kill
her, was placed under $500 peace bond yes
terdsy by Lee Daniel. justice OF the peace.
MR. AND MRS 10, 1ETcHER and Mr..
and Mrs. G. O'Malloy OF Tulsa are enjoying
an outing at Ocean Park. Cal, one OF the
famous beach resorts near Los Angeles.
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THRU A typographical error the first
meeting OF the Parent Teachers association
OF Riverview was announced for October .,
instead Of October 8.
A. W. SIMMONS. general chairman Of
the Red Cross society. was here yesterday
en- route TO Oklahoma City to attend the state
conference Of the organization to be held
there this week.
FOUR enlistments were made at the local
army station yesterday, They were Finis
Cherry, Mansfield, Ark, Albert L. Scott
and james P. Nswby. Chattanooga. Okla.
F. C. HENDERSON president of the su.
perior Oil 4 Gas Co OF New York city, Is
spending several days in the oil fields OF this
section. Mr. Henderson. makes his head
quarters at Nowata when in Oklahoma.
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.. SPECIAL services are being conducted at
the First Reorsanined church Of Latter,Day
Saints. corner Of Tenth and Rockford Elder
Joseph Arber OF Independence, Mo, Is the
speaker. The attendance and ;pterest Is in
eressing each evening;
THREE Y. NJ. C. A. secretaries will accom-.
psny the men leaving for Camp Travis to-
day. The public. wishing to add to the
comfort OF the journey are asked TO bring
any magazines they have on hand to the Y.
M. C. A. before 10 p. nj.
MARGARET JANE 1s-months.old dsush:
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Stuart C.. Cameron Of
1103 South Elwood. died early yesterday
morning after a short Illness Mr. Cameron
is secretary and treasurer Of the Quality
Oil & Gas Co.
DR.. WILLIAM A. PRovINE, .superin-
and % southwest Of the Presbyterian church,
with headquarters at Nashville, Tenn. ar.
rived yesterdAy TO attend the Presbyterian
synod. He delivered an address before the
! convention yesterday.
W. s. MowRIs. former TuIsan. who is
now located IN New York city with the Sin.
| turning east. He came down from Kansas
City yesterday after attending the conven'
tion and banquet OF oil men In that city.
DURING September the local state free
employment office sent out 961 men and
400 women to places whore labor was needed.
| Dave l.. Easterly, superintendent, said yes.
they had gone to work. Calls for help were
much increased over the previous month,
with applications for work decreased.
about every day, bobbed up again yester.
day in connection with the theft OF a horse
Information was filed against Jim Hartzell
and Doe. whose more full and true nsme
justice Of the peace. J. l.. Brewington was
the owner Of the horse. Hearing will be
had Friday.
| MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued yester.
day to Charles Crawford, Sand Springs. and
Miss Dollie Blair. Broken Arrow; r. c.
Allen. Tulsa, and Miss Lena Ray. Owasso;
Elderg Msrkley and Miss Elizabeth Ed
wards, both OF Tulsa; 10y r. Williams,
Bixby. and Miss Juanits Fay osban, Arnett
John 0. Danderson. Catoosa, and Miss Mary
| Slater. Tulsa.
A TELEGRAM received at the office OF
Percivsl Z. Magee yesterday announced the
death Of Pare Edward, infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Magee, Tuesday night in Los Angeles.
Cal. The baby had been III OF pneumonia
for q week and a sudden turn for the worse
in his condition Tuesday ended In death
No arrangements for the funeral and inter
ment have been made.