Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-12-04
City NelUs in Brief

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L. A. ROWLAND and c. l.. bly,. Bartlcs
willie oil men, wcro Tulsa visitors yesterday
MRS. FANNIE p6ILAcK OF polisck'.
aoEsSry {.S yssH sJ, sG to the eastern markets Q"
HON. JOE cHA@BsRs of claremor. for.
mefly county fudge OF Rogers county, waH
In the city yesterday.
cot RTNEY NELSON, popular young oil
man returned home yesterday from the Fort
Sheridan tIlll officers training school with
the commission OF second lieutenant
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SALES OF confiscatcd property brought in
TO the county yesterday, 1923 30. The prop.
erty included an automobile, which Was sold
for $l0l. The rest was chiefly furniture
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A MEETING Of retail groecrs mrs reea
called for oclock this evening. Ih" meet
ing viii be held in the auditorium of the
Chamber of Commerce.
MRS. GREEK CANiFRBURY Of Chicago.
who has been In The city for the>pHst fcw
weces on business, has completed plans for
the erection q an apartment house ut 2li
Wes, Fifteenth street
PREPARATION OF a new list Of regis.rants
OF Tulsa county who are subject to the npNp
call has started. Miss DOna Cox and j. D.
Thomson are preparing the list for the
county exemption board.
THE woMAN's benefit Association of
Maccabecs will hold their annual election OF
officers at the X. OF = hall this afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock full attendance is re-
quested.
i TENRY ; }. IpAyIsoN, q well known arts:
ranging to give lecture and display In this
city soon. for war benefit. MIR. Dawson Is
in s: Louis this week and on December 1
viii be heard ir q lecture at the Statler hotel.
IVAN KENNEDY, violinist. and leader Of
the orchestra nt Broadway thcater, has Just
received from the publishers copy Of
spirit of 1917" which is march Of his
own composition. The music is catchy and
reflects the patriotic spirit Of the hour. Mrs.
Kennedy is pianist at the Broadway.
MARRIAGE licenses were issued ycmerday
TO Ray II. Simmons and Mrs. Minnie j.
Bruce. Kansas City. Harry Jennings VIII
burton and Miss Hettie + Parker, Bixby
Asa Sales and Miss Dora Denis, West Tulsa
W. o. simmons, sepulgs. and leona Gum
Clayton, Tulsa.
JOHN DOUGHTON admitted that he yio-
lated the law but he felt that he should b.
allowed to serve his country rather than be
confined In Jail. So Lee Daniel, justice OF
the ponce. granted him permission to rnlisr
and tho case was not sent up to the district
court. Doughton appeared yesterday for pre-
liminary trial on the charge of having stolen
an automobile from DR. W W Wood lie
is married, but his wife is now living Wit,
her parents. He is thus subject to thr next
selectiye service call. but he will be about
ready for active service when II comes, as
he will enlist at once.
]. c. NJ ELWAINE, who has been seri u9ly
III with pneumonia at the residence OF his
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Little,
TOE South Boulder the past week, died this
morning Deceased was In his fortieth year,
He was a son OF the late j. b. McElwaine
OF Indianapolis. Ird.. who for several years
operated a system of oil well supply stores
at bradford, Pa. Findlay, Ohio, and In
dianapolis lie was single and leaves a
| sister Mrs Edward Walch OF BallSton n. Y
He hFd been employed In tho oil fields OF
Kansas and Oklahoma for several years
Funeral arrangements await the arrival OF
relatives.