Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-17
RED FORK NEWS

Mr. and Mrs George Mays and little
son Joe were here from Catoosa ~
spend the weekend with relatives.
Mrs. Clarence Steininger from Blk
by is a guest Of her parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. T.. j. Bonacker.
Mrs. Organbirth left Tuesday for
Sapulpa after visit with Mrs. Cal
houn.
Mrs. s. Wilkinson from Vinita Is
a guest Of her son.
George Hinkle was here from Brok-
en- Arrow to spend Sunday with rela-
tives.
II. Resngsnyder has purchased
five passenger "Hup" and Norman
Mays Ford" touring car.
Misses Ava and Alta Barnette en-
tertained Saturday evening for their
mother whose birthday anniversary 1t
was. Delicious refreshments were
served to the guests who greatly en-
joyed the occasion.
:, Mrs. Calhoun and son Henry left
Wednesday for visit OF several
weeks in Kansas City, Mo, and Mem
phis, Tenn.
C. Sawyer motored to Leonard on
Tuesday.
The Frisco depot is being remod-
eled and enlarged to keep up with the
rapid growth of the town.
Mrs Anhess and children visiteu
Mrs. G. Williams during the week.
The school board has ordered an
outmit for the girls canning club.
Mrs. Reisngsnyder and daughter
Jelma visited in Bowden over sun
day.
A. Sgler and daughter Pearl are
visiting relatives in Joplin.
The 10-month old son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Hewitt Atkinson died Tuesday
and was buried in the Red Fork Gem
etery Wednesday Afternoon. The SYM
pathy of the community is extended
to the parents in their sorrow.
Lorraine Siglcr entertained the
members of her Sunday school class
with a lawn party Wednesday eve
ming. There were forty guests pres
ent who spent most delightful time.
A delicious lunch was served by Mrs
Sigler and Mrs. Ferney. who are visit
ing here from Joplin, Mo.
The county road is now being used
! from the Flemmng place to Tulsa.
The asphalt will soon be finished 10
this point.
Visitors to Tulsa this week included
Mrs. j. Peters, Mrs. MsNatt, Mrs.
Denny and Mrs. Copsy.
The civic league held their regular
meeting Thursday evening and ADAPT
ed bylaws and "A constitution. 1t Is
expected a large crowd will attend
the Fourth of July picnic. Ice cream
and cold drink stands will be erected
in the park and refreshments sofa
under the auspices of the league.
There is such an abundant supply
Of vegetables and fruits in this vIcin
ity a canning factory would do we'll
to locate here. Some enterprising
men ought to obtain a site and go to
it during this time of plenty.
A revival will be held here soon
under the direction of Reverend Ang-
lin. Prayer meeting was held In the
Methodist church Thursday evening
and plans for the revival completed,
1t is expected open air meetings will
be held on the city park grounds.
TIL members of the town council
have an unusual amount of business
to attend to at present as they are
striving to make Red Fork a thoroiy
modern town.
j. e. Manus from Sapulpa visited
Red Fork this week.
w. Eiting was here Monday attend
ing to business matters.
The "barefott boy" is doing his
part to assist in lowering the II. G.
of l..
II. A. Jensen returned Thurccay
from a trip to Haskell.
Several families have moved to
Red Fork and taken possession oi
houses recently completed here.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Young and
children motored to sapulpa durinG