Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-20
City NeLUs in Brief

MIR AND MRS ALBERT HUNT are
spending II few days in Muskogce
W s. LEAGUE Of Indianapolis is in the
city on business.
AS LIE DANIEL justice OF the peace,
vii! bo busy advising registrants today, no
trials will be- had in This court until Friday.
TIMOTHY CREAMS JR. !. confined to
tho home OF his parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. o.
Crcnins, suffering with scarlet fever.
A SHORT SESSION of tn. municipal
court was held yesterday with Judge Dun
can ON tho bench. Traffic cases mainly
were heard.
SERGEANT F. NJ sIFpER returned yes.
terdoy to Camp Green, n. Q, after spending
several days leave Of absence with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred seber
DIR. J. G. MMuRrRY of Henry Kendall
college has been called to the bedside Of his
mother, who Is III at her home in Wnvelnnd
lud.
c NJ ARMSTRONG 1a. gone to Lo. An.
gelcs Cal, to join his family for visit
over the holidays Mrs Armstrong is i'm.
proving with the change Of climate taken last
summer.
MARRIAGE LICENSE was issued yester.
d0y to Tom Coonce and Movie Robertson,
both Of Broken Arrow. Coonce was 20 years
old and his hancce Is. Parents Of both gave
consent.
THE FUNERAL Of Mrs, Ross ". Gross
hart wife OF Doctor Grosshart will be held
from the family home, las East King street
this afternoon at . o'clock conducted by
Rev y. W. Darby. lnterment will be made
at Rose Hill.
IE YARpLFY was charged in an infor.
nation filed with Lee Daniel, justlcc Of the
peace, yesterday. with obntining 81 under
false prctenses from the proprietor of a
loea! drink stand. He is said TO have given
Il worthless check.
THE CASE OF ROY ARNrrr In mupi,i
pal court was continued from yesterday until
today Arnctt is charged with assault and
battery rs result oi the cutting affray
few days ago in which James Pratt was
cut across the face III, latter Is improving
THREE DIVORCE DEGREES were granted
yesterday by Judge NJ A Brcckirridsc Of
the superior court They went TO Minnie
Jones' from Walter Jones Celin VcEie, from
Willis Nezie, and Martha J. Holmes, from
G. p. Holmes
"BOR" POWELL, resident oi Tulsa for
some years, suffered like fate with Gov
boy Long. altho not in the same degree 4
jury In the district court found that Powell
had been guilty of being IN possession OF
iutoNicAnts and decided that he should
serve two years in the state prison besides
paying fine Of $500,
FOR HAVING PUNCHBoARDs in their
places Of business, fines OF $50 each were
ASSESSED against w. W. Foster and r. 7.
smith in the municipal court yesterday.
They come under the antilottery ordinance.
Judge Duncan was at first disposed TO
assess the full limit of 800, but changed
the fines later to $50:
THAT SHE woRKED In tho folds as
farm hand TO help huild mp their home, was
the statement made by Sarah l.. CranmCr IN
her suit Tor divorce from X o. Cranmer In
the superior court yesterday She alleges
cruelty and gross neglect, and asks for
division Of their property. which consists OF
eighty acres Of land IN Pawnee county.
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TWO YOUNG men under the army draft
age volunteered their services TO their codn'
try Yesterday and Unlisted for the wal
against Germany. They were Cloc lCdford.
40 OF Chelsea and Zachary l.. Lanrston, ~,
.of BiNby. William y Okalay % Of shaw.
rec. also enlisted All three were a'signed
10 the aviation corps.
THREE PoYS, Jimmy Meyer 10; How
ard Love. Is, and Francis Calvert IS. were
arrested Yesterday ON the charge OF steal
ing from a local store which was crowded
with Christmas buyers, and with picking
pockets one pocketbook containing S27
say tho boys admitted taking others They
were detained in the city jail last night,
where they were sent by Judge II, l.. Stand
even on account Of smallpox breaking out
az tho county Jail. They were allowed the
privilege Of tho city Jail and will be held
here tll admittauce can be gained az the
state Industrial home which is now full,