Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-04
city NeUs in Brief

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/ he Wah IN the middle vest.
TIE ARMY AND SAyY fought draw
Yesterday. the reeraiiing Officers obtaining
one nan each
4 MARRIAGE LlckNsE vas i,sued ye,-
ierday 10 Harry A. Long aged 20, Iulsa and
Bertha Lisk' aged 90 Tulsa
MISS cABoLYS PRESLEY Of Edmond +.
visiting Mrs. Ainnette Hedges. superintendent
Of county schOOA.
&. =. BucHNER left yesterday afternoon
Tor ~ee' visit at ;he Kstea Park fCol
training camp Tor Y " G A .scretsries.
WORK WAS BEG'S yesterday on the
storm sever On East s1th street leading
east from Central park
TWO HUNDRED T'FrY common laborer.
80 transfers and - plAsterers sre sought
by Dave kssterly Of the state free employ.
ment bureau.
O. II. WELLS wa fined 81 in municipal
court yesterday afternoon on "a charge Of
falling 70 securely tie horse being driven
TO laundry wagon.
" II wLHoUR, city iailor. resumed his
duties at the municipal jail yesterday after
two weeks abtnee lie has been IN Texas
visiting relatives.
FUNERAL SERVICES for Paul Watts,
aged -. who died Wednesday at the home
Of his parents 1910 South Rockford, will be
held at the home az 3 clock this afternoon.
Burial Will be In Rose Hill burial park
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A. VI WEIGH, humane agent will i1lk TO
the members Of the City club at their regular
weekly luncheon at Hotel Tulsa today SIR.
Wclch subject will be Humane work, its
Methods and Objects
THE EYDEAvoR Society Of First Chris.
tian church held it's regular monthly business
meeting Thursday evening at the home Of
tho Misses Humphries on Jefferson street.
Following the session there was social
hour aud refreshments.
BILLY ROGERS was arraigned before
Judge H. L. Standeyen in county court yes
Of Intoxicating liquors. He pleaded not
pending preliminary hearing
AFTER TAKING in more than $50 900 in
fees and payments Thursday. the district
court office slumpod percepuby yesterday
and punched the cath register for only one
lone dime. 1t was the most disastrous day
financially this year
JOHN KNIGHT was unable to give a
plausible excuse for being Ia Tulsa and was
ordered TO leave town yesterday afternoon by
municipal court lie lad been arrested
charged with vagrancy,
THE FUNERAL services Of Ida C'ouse, |
the 2year old daughter Of +. l.. Clorse in |
Frisco addition. was held yeAterday afternoon I
FROM the home. The little child died early
yesterday morning The burial was made in
OAklawn cemetery.
FUNERAL SERVICES for John r Toylor
who lived in Kansas city, will be held this .
afternoon from the home Of his brother at /
sos South Main. Rev. steven Scott will
conduct the service. Interment will be made
Ia lNaF Faul
TIE BoDY OF Clarancc Edward rier,y, 10,
tcamstcr for the Cosdon refinery, was
sent TO Claremorc yesterday for burial
Piercy was working near the refinery when
he touched live wire Thursday afternoon
and was killed instantly.
EMBOSSED EMnlEMs bearing the or.
be placed the display Windows OF Tulsa
merchants enrolled in the Lions club of
Tulsa 4 H. Cripe secretary Of the club,
received the embcms yesterday.
THE EPwoRTH LEAGUE Of First NJ r.
church will hold It's regular meeting at
o clock sunday evening in the church base.
mont, Finh and BOULDER The meeting will
start with special song service, lod by
Henrietta Prtchard. There will also be
violin solo by c W. Cole. Everybody is in
vitcd
THE BEAUTIFUL oil portrait OF Gen
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