Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-28
City Nelrs in Brief

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GEORGE W EDWARDS Ia. returned
from = trip to Duluth, Detroit and Toledo.
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" ". JAMAR Of the clerical force Of the
Exchange Aau0ua. bank has gone for
visit TO his home f0iss IN Savannah, Ga.
HARRY HUDSON has returned from a two
weeks vacation ~lih his family the members
Of which are summering in Joliet. H.
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STEPHEN PRAYANUs Of the Superior
Canay shop IA spending a ten days vacation
DR. OLIVER BAGBY presiten, Of the
FIrst Natioua. bank Of Ninita. vas visitor
in .Ais city yeitertay..
SAM p MBiRNEY left Saturday for
Minneapolis Nina. where Mrs. McBirney
and children are spending the sumner.
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DALLAS SINGLETON. production super
intcldeni Of The Carter Oh company, ia III
at his home ON south Denver.
ATTORNEY ". ' DIDDISoS returned
yesterday from short tnp 10 Galveston.
Texas.
MIS- FRANCES MILLER Of the Central
National bAnk force sp,nt SUNDAY with her
parents at cherryvnle Kan
THOMAS WADE. presient Of the National
bank Of MarloW. OKLA. Spent Monday in
Tulsa attending to business.
J W BREES Of the Central National bank
'aFf 10 IL rFaH aHHr a
Mr Brcen was ~ sad hoped 10 recuperate
during short holiday at home.
DIR. ". l.. M'WILLNMs Of Miami spent
Monday IN Tulsa visiting Old time Missouri
friends. J. n Berry AuI " v. Buck u the
CcntrA! National bank.
LESTER GILLESPIE has returned from a
few Ncks' vacation spent VITA his parents,
M and Mrs. +. A. Gillespie, at Park
Rapids, MINI.
THREE YOUNG MIS- were accepted for
enlistment in The United states army At the
Tulsa recruiting station yesterday. None Of
the recruits resided ~ Tuba.
HENRY Y. HOLMES Of tho Ho,me.
Clothing shop returned yesterday after a
vacation spent IN Colorado, New Mexico and
Wyoming
LEE DANIEL. Justice Of the peace, ia ex.
pectcd home from New York city. where he
has spent the past two weeks visiting with
his brother, who expects to be sent to France
soon.
WALTER HOLMES arrested last week on
information charging him with grand larceny
u live stock probably viii be arraigned be
fore Lee Daniel, justice Of the peace. today.
Claude Page is the complaining witness.
C. C WEBER and son Harlan Of i4IO
south Boston spent last week IN Miami re
turning home sunday. Mr.. Weber leaves
again this morning for the zinc city where
he has extensive business interests.
HOMER NJ Preston. pre.iden, of the
Oklahoma Producing a Refining Co, came In
las; night for stay Of two or three days
after which he wiz return to jamestown,
n. Y, where his family Is suinmerlng.
HENRY H. BAGBY. secretary Of the Ok.
lahoma Bankers association. VAS over from
Oklahoma City yesterday making the rounds
OF the Tulsa banks and chatting with Tulsa
bankers.
A SUIT FOR sl.5oo for personal Injuries
J. l. Perriit alleges he sustained from being
struck BY switch engine. was fled In the
district court yesterday against the FrVeo
railway. The accident is said 10 have oe-
eurred August Is at Okmulgee.
WOMEN MoNopoiIzED majority Of
the positions distributed yesterday at the
| local Oiilce OF we STATE Tree employment
bureau. IL being Monday many OF the female
applicants were assigned to wash day
duties for numerous Tulsa households.
W. q ASHTON, state labor commissioner
for Oklahoma, did not arrive in Tulsa yester-
day ~ had been expected The official has
pos tponcd his visit until he removes here
permanently in September to take charge OF
the state offices recently transferred here.
JAMES FREEMAN. representative OF the
/ Hnllct & Davis Piano Co. Of Boston, was in
the city last week on business visit 10 the
/ Darrow Music company, which is the eN'
| elusive representative Of this popular line
OF pianos In Tulsa.
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BRYAN TURLEY, charged with forgery,
plead not guilty yesterday before Justice OF
the Peace Slack, and was remanded to jail
| In default OF 1000 bond, with hearing set
/ for September 8. Two charges are placed
against him, alleeing that he forged the
signature Of Dollie Winton.
CHARLES CLINE, who was found a,
/ Third and Cincinnati, Sunday night bleeding
/ from several knife wounds, had recovered suf-
| IL was announced by the Oklahoma hospital
| Investigation by the police yesterday into the
case failed to disclose any Information as 10
who the assaulter Of Cline was.
MR.. AND MRS j. NJ. BERRY mOiOred
over TO CAremore yesterday with their son,
Lieut.. Ralph Berry, L. 5 r, who boarded al
| Iron Mountain train az that point and pro-
cecdcd to Camp Doniphan where he has been
assigned to duty Lieutenant Berry has spent
( his furiough, since the dismissal OF the q.
/ floors training camp at Fort Sill on Angus,
Is, in Tulsa with his parents.
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ACTIVITIES OF THE local office Of the
deputy United States marshal In running
down draft evAders, have greatly increased
the expenses OF the local branch In the mat
ter OF long distance telephone calls and tele.
graphic dispatches Calls from the office
nov result in toll charges amounting 10
hundreds OF dollars each quarter in place OF