Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-03
City Briefs

BumgarncT viii ho sorry TO learn
that they arc both confined to their
beds this week with unusually severe
cases OF ia grippe.
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A. y. FLEMING returned ycster.
day 10 Camp Logan. Houston, Texas.
after spending a few days leave with
Mrs. Fleming OF the World business
staff
TO CONSIDER QUESTIONS NJ
agricultural and Industrial claims Of
registrants Of September % .hc dis
trict exemption board will e IN scs-
sion Tuesday morning october \.
THE REGULAR congreEa tional
sing OF the First Lutheran church
for this week will be with Mrs
Burkey, 1915 South Carson, at 7:3O
this evening instead of at the
church.
WORD HAS BEEN received OF the
safe arrival over there" of Leslie
son OF Mr. and Mrs W W. stiles. 32l
South Wheeling. Before entering
the army service the young man was
connected with the local Y. NJ. G. 4.
CLARENCE LOWE Of Camp Mac.
Arthur, Texas. has returned to Camp
Macarthur. Texas. after "A brief
leave at homo with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. w. l. Lowe, while en- route
from New York back to camp.
MRS w. n. BAGLEY. age 81
years, died at her home, Az North
Boston, Tuesday. Funeral services
ha1H
bray chapel and intcrmcnt took place
at Rose Hin cemetery,
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' FRANK BUCK, representing the
Mcmillan Book company OF New
YORK, was in the city yesterday ne
gotiating with government authnrl-
ties at Kendall College concerning
book material for the s. A. Il. G.
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JUDGE ]. IL. WILKINS spoke
three miles north OF Bixhy last night
on the fourth Liberty loan and other
war moves. That community had "a
get-together meeting and the Judge
and speakers from Bixby furnished
the inspiration.
MRS. ANNA MAY STETSON, wife
OF II. G.. Stetson Of $50 South Vie
tor, died yesterday at local hos
pital Tho funeral will take place
from the family residence Friday
and the burial will be at Rose Hin
cemetery,
AN INCREASE OF 23.5 per cent
is shown by the Clearing House as
sociation for tho city OF Tulsa for
the month OF September 1918. The
clearlngs amount to $32,l57,152.97
September. 1917, the clearings
amounted to {26, 6,O3l. .37O.4s.
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THROUGH MISS BOYD, who Is
superintendent OF the Tulsa district,
Oklahoma children's- home. Mr. and
Mrs. Nader OF Broken Arrow have
taken out papers OF adoption for
twin babies. MIR. and Mrs. George
Holtsciaw Of Tulsa have adopted
boy from the same home.
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MISS LENNA MUNKIRS OF Tulsa
and r. Paul Troutman of ST. Louis,
Mo. were united in marriage Mt .12
o'clock, high noon, October at the
homo OF her sister. Mrs. j. f. Thur
man. 211 South Denver avenue. Mr.
and Mrs. Troutman will make their
home at Joplin, Mo.
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INFORMATION FILED yester-
day In county court charges Herman
Robertson with abandonment Of
his wife. Donna Robertson, and
their adopted child, aged 8 years. II
Is stated that Robertson, who is
said 10 hold n high salaried position.
left home without cause about the
middle OF June.
PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS for
the l9 TO 36 registrants began yes-
terday and men will be examined
at the rate OF 200 a day this week.
Beginning with Monday OF next
week the board expects to examine
at the rate OF 400 a day and I'm this
way finish medical classification on
the tenth.
G. J. FESLER. arrested on n
charge OF Illicit salo Of drugs, and
whose trial was set for Yesterday.
will have the preliminary continued
until Saturday. October IL. This IL
the second postponement for this
case as the government has had
some difficulty In locating It's wit
nesses.
'L1SSEN YEAH. niggah, Of he IL
yo' husban'. why do you try TO give
I'm to me?" was the query OF Mary
Doakes as she stepped out Of the
patrol wagon last night in company
With Addie Gaylord. The two women
had been arrested by officer Pack
out on North Greenwood for fight
Ing. Trouble had arisen over the
question as TO whose husband the
man under discussion was. and Mary
Doakes had tried, IL seems. to decide
matters by use OF a stiletto. Addie |
Gaylord had been stabbed in the |
breast, but did not seem very greatly |
worried over it.
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ENROLMENT FOR tho night |
school to he conducted at the local |
ligh school will begin next week Any |
course that Is wanted will be offered |
provided IL registrants want the |
"a me subject Aside from the regu- |
ar academic courses. war COURSES
such as radio, chemistry physics |
and mechanical work will |
DO offered.
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FRIENDS IN THIS city will re- |
Srdt TO learn OF the death last week !
" little Joseph Black, son of Mrs |
Grace Black Of Tulsa, which oc- |
,urred Tuesday in Bradford, Pa. The |
,hild's death was due to an attack |
Df spinal meningitis, and death came !
after IN Illness Of only few dave. !
The. funeral and lnterment took |,
place last Thursday from the home !
Df Mrs. Blacks parents in Bradford |