Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-14
City Briefs

man, went to Wichlta yesterday to
look after u branch furnishing bust
ness there.
Mis-. ]. NJ. IiAYNER has invited
In few friends this afternoon to
meet her mother. Mrs. COhemour,
from Ilttsburg. III.
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4. II. HUMBERGER Of Oklahoma
city. newspaper writer, politician
and business man. was in Tulsa yes
terday ON business.
THE YOUNG WOMAN Missionary
society OF the First NJ. II. church will
meet this afternoon at 2.3O O'Clock
with Mrs. Charles Farren.
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CORP. LEWIS A. MONROE has
sent word to his parents, MIR. and
Mrs. James 4. Monroe, OF his safe
arrival overseas Corporal Monroe
is In the balloon service for which he
trained in Omaha, Ncb.
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SILVER PLUME LODGE. knights
OF Pythias. and the order OF Pythian
Sisters will meet for their regular
business sessions this evening, fol
lowing which there will be joint
program ana supper.
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A SPECIAL MEETING OF Tulsa
lodge II. A. f. 4 A. NJ. viii be held
at . O'Clock this afternoon for the
purpose Of giving the entered ap-
prentice degree. Dinner will be
served at $50, followed by the rcgu-
lar review OF the order.
THE FAlR price committee did not
meet AS announced Tuesday. on ac-
count Of the united fund drive. I'm
Ill G. J. Hindman, food admins
traitor. calls "A meeting OF the com
mittee the prices set last week will
prevail.
A LOCAL FIRM was the h1;hest
bidder on the Red Cross tires, which
for the past several weeks have been
piIing up at Second and Boston and
Fitth and Boston. Tho casing
brought cents per pound and the
tubing cents. Ii is estimated that
the entire lot will bring $3.50. which
exceeds the price realized on the
.rst lot by more than $3.50.
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REV. j. J, II. REEDY has re-
oClved word OF the death of his
grandson, Francis Reedy, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. l.. w Recdy of Denver
col. which occurred November ;.
Death was due TO an attack of pneu-
monia followed by heart trouble,
The young man had enlisted In var
iUus branches OF the service but had
been disqualified physically and was
making every effort to get into con
d!tlon which might warrant his ac-
ccptanCe by the army
\ MEETING OF the district offic-
erS uf tho womans AUXILIARY OF the
Episcopal church will be held in this
services incident. during the day
Corporate communion and the
united offering in Trinity church
communion Will hc held at l.4b
n'Ciock. conducted by Bishop Thurs
ton, who now Is acting aS bishop Tor
the state of oklahoma. Following
tho services named, the official
hoard Of the auxiliary will meet in
the home OF Mrs William II. sill.
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THE E'HYFN'HKA CLUB will meet
this afternoon with Mrs. g. r.. Strou-
velle. The program for the afternoon
will be the combined program of
October 26 and November Q and viii
be in charge of Mrs, q. l.. Frost, Mrs
Fred Clinton, Mrs G. +. Bush and
Miss Orehaugh. All members OF the
club who have cars are ask ed To meet
the 2:SO South Main car in order to
meet the members who have no way
OF getting to the home OF the hostess,
EVERETT y. RHEA. Al. an at
torney, died yesterday afternoon at
his home, 1876 East Baston street.
which developed from
influenza, caused his death. lie is
survived by his wife, one son and his
who made her home with
him. Funeral services will he held At
chapel at I o'clock this
afternoon and interment viii. he in
Rose I'm cemetery. MIR Rhea prac-
ticed law In Wagner for sevcral
years. later moved 70 MuskoEee and I
recently came to Tulsa. where he was
engaged in the practice OF law.
MISS ADA STARKWEATHER. .
secretary OF the Y. w. c, A, left yes
tcrday for oklahoma City to join
Miss Hadow. who is representing the
English government in the united
war work campaign, and make a
speaking tour OF several of the
terests Of the Y. w. G. 4. in the
Miss StarKweather is
the tour at the direct re
quest Of the war work council OF
oklahoma, and will visit Sapulpa, .
Okmulgce, MuskoEce, Holdenville .
and Chandler ON the trip. and cN-
" 'F 20 return home Sunday eve
ming,