Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-08-07
City NelUS in Brief

| CIty NeIUS in Brief
MRS. FANNIE POLLOCK has returned
from market trip and visit to great lake
resorts.
FRANK NJ RoDoLF is on several days
business trip to New York.
FRANK A, BAKER will leave during the
week to join Mrs. Baker in South Bend after
winch they Will take n lake trip
DIR Il. A, FELT has returned from Colo.
rado where he accompanied his family.
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| ROBERT NJ. GALER. chief scout for the
carter on company, left for Augusta Kan
last night on three days business trip.
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JUSTICE J. J. SLACK was unable to hold
court Yesterday being confined to his home
! by a slight illness.
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MRS. W. D.. BRYAN and Mrs. E. b.
stewart Of the Bryan & Stewart Millinery
Co. left Sunday on trip to the eastern
| markets.
MISS LUELLlr soLIDAY, head q the
Red Cross nurses in Tulsa, is leaving to.
day on "A five weeks pleasure and business
mission to Colorado Springs.
oRGVILE WEAVER. deputy county clerk.
in charge of the registrar Of deeds tfce,
returned yesterday from u weeks vacation
ON The Grand river near Muskogee.
JOHN DoLPH filed suit in superior court
Yesterday for divorce from Martha Dolph
whom he charges with intidelity They were
married Twelve years age IN Kentucky.
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A FORD car stolen from VI. l.iebold. 1915
Itsn..a -.
Yesterday by Police Detective Joe Duran
I be ear had been deserted when found by
tie officer
ADA BROWN instituted proceedings in SUI
perior court yesterday to secure divorce
from her husband, Luther A. brown. whom
she married in 1913 She claims abuse
aud neglect as grounds for her plant.
ALL OF THE equipment for the gym
nasium Of the new high school arrived here
last night. When it is installed Tulsa will
have me of the finest and most complete
athletic rooms in the state.
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THE BoDY of Mrs Emma NJ Elliot, aged
A. the wife OF Charles Elliott Of Collins
vile, was sent to Collinsvlle for intvrment
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Elliott died in a
local hospital Sunday evening
a; |. JACKSON was given preliminary
hearing before Justice I'd Warren and was
bound over to face trial on a charge OF
POSSESSION of Intoxicating liquors. Jackson
was arrested in West Tulsa some time ago
during "choo' beer. raid.
ED IRWIN, who was hurt in the caven
at the Cosden refinery last Thursday left
the hospital sunday. Gus Bufe, VINO was
hurt in the same accident, was resting well
last night and his condition was reported
very much improved.
A DELEGATION FROM skiatook visited
h.. Rnl VHpV arla and
interviewed Mrs. A. W. Coleman on hospital
supply work Skiutook will iorm an auxiliary
to the Tulsa chapter and work in conjunction
with the workroom here.
ASSERTING THAT HER husband has
been guilty of abuse and neglect almost ever
since their marriage, Ruth NJ. Hester filed
Suit in superior court yesterday for divorce
from Charles l.. Heiser. The wife asks pos
session Of her 4-month old baby.
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MOTOR MOVING trucks caused great
deal Of interest In the southeast part Of the
city yesterday when two of them were hitched
to small house ON wheels and pulled it
from its moorings, and left for parts un'
known. 1t was the advent of the motor
movers in this city
JESSIE WEST filed suit in district cour,
yesterday FOR possession of her original al
the north side. ". 5. Hall, John NJ Waugh
and Edith V. Hughes were made defendants
in .he action, The plaintiff also asks dam.
ages In the sum Of 5000
c T. BYRD prominent Pawhuska at
torney has moved to Tulsa and formed a
parul rship with Peter Deichman, with OF
fees in the Exchange National building Byrd
formerly was u partner Of Mr.. Deichmen but
for the past three years he mas been practic'
ing in Pawhuska.
MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued yes.
aged %. Columbus, Kan, and Hazel j..
Fowman aged %, Wier. Kan; Edward +.
Sanders, aged ~, oilton, and Rosella Gregg,
aged "a, oiton; Ray Norris aged 25, jerks.
Lester Welch, aged 20, Dawson, and Elsa
Munsey, aged 16 Dawson.
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p. G. WALKER has gone to Cedar Point,
Ohio, as district representative to attend the
natidAl convention Of the Dramatic Order Of
knights OF Khorassan. This organization
recently voted to spend $4,000 fund which
had previously been set aside for the en-
tertainmcnt of the national convention al
Cedar Point, for an ambulance unit to send |
to France. The annual convention will, there |
fore. be in the nature Of purely business
meeting.
FUNERAL SERVICES were held Yesterday
afternoon for Philip NJ. Anderson at the home |
OF his daughter, Mrs. NJ. +. Smith, at 1894
South Main street Mr.. Anderson was born |
in Madison, Ind, on April !, 1882. and was
a veteran Of the civil war, having been y
member OF Company +. OF the Forty second
regiment of Indiana volunteers. lie has lived
in Tulsa for several years at the home OF |
his daughter and is survived by her and one
other daughter The remains were mt to
Princeton, Ind, for intermcnt, and were &C.
companicd by the following survivors OF Mr..
Anderson: Mrs. NJ. +. Smith. daughter;
Mrs j. w. Harlan, a daughter; Miss Mary
Smith, granddaughter. J. ". Harlan
also accompanied the remains.
Greek Steamer Sinks.