Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-07-13
City NelUs in Brief

T. ROGERS KEMP has returned from
Spring Lake, n; J.. where his family is
snmmerns' and New York
DR. p. G CARD. formerly Of Fort Madison.
Iowa, has located in this city. purchasing
the practice of Dr. j, j. Schmidt,
LEO HALL HARKENs, the 2.ycar-old son
Of J.. NJ Harkens died at his home, 1888
| Burch street, yesterday afternoon
THERMAY CARNEs, 2ycarOd son of J
T. Carnes Of 1872 East Tenth, died at his
home yesterday afternoon at l O'Clock No
funeral arrangements have been made yea.
THE BODY Of Minnie billiard, who died
Wednesday, was sent to Bristow, her former
home, yesterday for burial Mrs. Dillard
was widow 40 years old
CHALMERS HEGGAM has returned to
Massilon, Ohio, after business trip to this
city. while here Mr.. Heggam was guest
of his brother, Alfred, G. heggam.
AICERT POTTS colorcd, was fined SO so
in police court yesterday afternoon for driv
ing his car past street car that was dis
| charging passengers.
JIM pLKINGroN' Jim Pinkston, Roy
Meacham and Charles Foor, all policemen,
engineered fishing party last night that
resulted IN good catch. lake Is miles
east of Tulsa was visited.
TWELVE DRUG addicts are serving time
| In the municipal jail Altho police detectives
| are waging campaign against dope users
the city is at this time harooung more drug
| users than at any time in its history.
MRS. A. W COLEMAN talked to the
Ladies' Aid society OF the Orcutt NJ. f.
church yesterday afternoon and helped them
organize u neighborLood sewing unit to sew
for Red Cross relief work
CHARLOTTE BURNS, wife of A. Burns
died at her home at Crutchfield and Portland
| yesterday at noon She was 20 years old
The funeral arrangements have not been
completed yet
VIRGINIA FRANCIS LovELEss baby
daughter Of Lon loyeles. o. south
o clock The funeral arrangements nave not
! been conn >ted.
THE BODY of Roy eretehan as years
old, will be sent TO Sapulpa this morning for
burial Cretchall is survived by his wife
lie was worker in the oil fields near
SHpulpa.
THE MEMS BR6THERHooD of St
Marks Lutheran church met in social ses
sion Wednesday evening at the church. II.
| II. Freund was chairman OF the committee
on entertainment.
THE REMAINDER OF piles Of lumber
near the West Third street yiaduct since
| repairs were completed on lhe structure lUIce
months ago, was removed yesterday at the
request of dairy located in the vicinity.
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CLAIMING THAT h-- husband abandoned
| ~. Eva Bruce filed suit in superior court
! yesterday TO obtain divorce from j. c.
Bruce. They were married in 1914 at
Chickusha.
SUMNER UNIFORMS and summer furni-
ture this week have been installed at three
of Tulsa's leading hotels thus reminding
patrons that warm weather is here, aitho
the innovation is designed TO lend slight
chill TO the atmosphere
| MIR AND M~ r.. f. WILLIAMSON an
on July (. MIR. Williamson is secretary aud
assistant treasurer OF Oklahoma STATE oil
company, Monitor Oil & Gas Co end other
Homer Weston companies.
TODAY Is measuring day at Navy league
headquarters and all women with knitted
articles finished are requested to turn them
mea ,urng committee will be present at head.
quarters from 10 to IL o'clock
ABE HARRIS JR, 2-year-old son OF A. |
Harris Of West Tulsa, died yesterday after.
noon The body will be sent to Cabinet !
Ark for funeral and burial services Harris |
is an employe in the Texas refining plant
here.
THE ANNUAL. PICNIC and outing Of the
Emmanuel Baptist Sunday school will be |
held this afternoon at 8 o'clock at the
school invited and no one should forget
the well-tiAcd dinner baskets
THE FUNERAL. SERVICE OF Mrs. Agnes
l.. Dodge was held yesterday morning at
II o clock from the Mowbray chapel Mrs |
Dodge was the wife Of ". +. Dodge OF
; Price. She died Tuesday evening. lnterment
was in Rose Hin burial park.
os THE ALLEGED grounds that his wife
married him to gain his property Mark !
yesterday from Maggie Kinney, who, evidence
tended to show has been married three times |
before,
JUDGMENT WAS rendered in superior
court yesterday against the Tulsa county
fair lor 81 900 which II owed the National |
Bank OF Commerce On q note. The suit was
filed in the morning and was immediately |
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FIVE MEN faced the municipal judge yes.
terday afternoon charged with intoSicaton. |
pcaS Of guilty were entered in all instances, |
It being the contention Of the prisoners that |
Jamaica ginger had been the cause of their
downfall.
WILL WILLIAMS colored. arrested on
a charge OF yagrancy was Instructed to get |
out Of town and stay out Judge Duncan p,
issued the instructions in police court yester. |
much haste In his departure.
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so LIBERAL has become the patronage Of
jitney motor car service to the oil fields
surrounding Broken Arrow, Bixby and jerks
that five competing lines now are plying the
overland trade TO those parts. Two months
ago only one jitney line regularly was
operated between Tulsa and those points,
MEMBERS OF THE Tulsa loduge OF Elks
have ben apprised OF the donation by the
grand lodge of the order in session AT
Boston, Mass, this week OF 81 600, 600 for
war relief funds. Details Of the plan are TO
be outlined at a meeting of the local lodge
In the near future.
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4 GROUP OF the young folks from the
First Christian church went an auto
ride and a picnic last night. The members
OF the Endeayor met at $3.50 o'clock nj the
old church building at Fourth and Boulder
and from there went in automobiles north
Of the city. The young ladies In the group
furnished the picnic dinner.
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THE CITY OF Tulsa filed sui, In superior
court yesterday TO condemn several lots
owned by s p Brooks, which are on the
line OF the proposed boulevard along the river.
front drive. The city asks that three men
be appointed TO appraiso the property and