Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-09-02
city NelUs in Brief

EDWARD y. BENNETT and family have
returned 10 tho city after an extended motor
trip In Colorado.
THE CLOVER LEAF club has announce
ments out for its first dance Of the season,
Saturday, September :, at the Elks' club.
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+. o. LARSON, business manager OF The
World publications, leaves today on a yaca-
tion trip to 81. Louis Chicago and New York.
c. E. BUcHNER leaves tomorrow for
| Tahlequah whore ho will make the opening ad
dress at the Fahlequah university.
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FLOYD j. BRADFORD has gone to Bay
/ View, Mich, to accompany his family home
after their summers outing at the popular
lake resort
FRED MIlILlEN construction foreman on
the Cosden building has gone to his homo
In Kansas City to spend Sunday.
MRS. GERTRUDE PERRYMAN and daugh.
ter Coline and Mrs Perrymans mother,
Mrs. M. T.. Thomas, have returned from Colo.
rado whore they motored several weeks ago.
ALL COUNTY offices viii be closed Mon.
day for Labor day. officials said yesterday.
The office OF the sheriff will be open part-of
the day, Us is customary on all holidays.
c. II. HENSON, sheriff of Delta county.
Texas, was here yesterday to take back with
nun pFiSet dihb negro Whnteu
there for embezIement. Grice was arrested
here last week.
REV. G. 7. SILER pastor OF the I'm.
vacation. has returned and will occupy his
pulpit ut both services today
MRS. DIR. IDA LAYMAN OF this city
after months attendance at Mayo's clinics
at Rochester, MINI, is attending the national
chiropractic convention at Davenport, Iowa.
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j. r. HADLEY, wife and their aughter Of
ll4l North Cheyenne returned from a motor
trip in the west yesterday. Four thousand
two hundred and eighty.fou miles were GOV.
cred during the trip.
CHARGING THAT his wife drank habitu.
ally, Henry Jones filed suit yesterday against
his wife, Mary Jones, for divorce. Ho asks
the court to allow him to retain all his
property.
JEWETT .ADAR DECKER of FL Paso is
spending few days with his mother, Mrs.
Decker has enlisted in an officers reserve
training camp and has been notified to report
for duty at once.
JOHN WOOD. police detective, will leave
this morning for Fort Leavenworth, Kan,
with T.. A. Henson, deserter from the
United States army, Company 4, Third reg.
ment, Missouri infantry who was appre-
MARION PARKHUIST. 81 years old, died
In local hospital following an operation on
Saturday morning The body was moved to
Mowbrays undertaking parlors where it was
prepared for burial He lived in West Tulsa
and was an cmpoye OF the Cosdcn refinery
MIR. AND MRS. HENRY Hornecker and
little son have returned from a five weeks
trip to the western coast. The Horneckers
visited all the principal states and cities In
the west and Mr.. Hornecker devoted some
time TO inspection of the oil fields in Wyom
ing and Montana
THE PRESIDENT and one officer of every
society doing work in the Red Cross work
room are requested to meet at the workrOOm
at 40 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, SO
in manner to get most efficient results
without Implications
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ARTHUR DAVIS of Bartlesvile, a smelter
worker. was taken sick at the of
Fifth and Boston last night about 8 o'clock
was called by passersby who discovered him.
lie was taken to the Oklahoma hospital where
1t was announced that his condition was
not serious.
TIE FIRST ONE OF the four new motor
cycles for the police department that has been
ordered to increase the traffic squad equip
ment arrived yesterday afternoon. Three
others are expected in the next several days.
Chief Of Police Lucas stated that several
motor patrolmen were also needed now
MIR II. f. GENET OF Park and Terrace
streets has just completed trip on which
he covered . 1872 miles thru Yellowstone park,
Omaha, Pueblo and Denver, returning to
Tulsa. Mr.. Genet has Mitchell six of 1916,