Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-11
City Briefs

W W RAysoN. has returned
from a trip To Miami
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GEORGE H. RAMSEY one OF
Muskosee's prom incnt attorneys was
In Tulsa yesterday.
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FRANK A. KERR. factory tppec- |
tor came In from Enid last evening
and will spend a week hi the city
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A SPECIAL meeting OF the con
yreGstion OF First Lutheran church
has besn called for 7 40 o'clock Fri
day evening.
w. u. ALEXANDER, W II Dill
and Attorney J. II NopkS OF
LOkmulxec were In the city on buri-
ness yesterday.
JUDGE c. u. AMEs OF Oklahoma
city, state food administrator, and
well known attorney. was In Tulsa
Yesterday on business.
NJ e. HALE was elected TO tho
board OF directors OF the Advertising
club yesterday to succeed the late
c. r Bumgnrner
W A, DAVIS. assistant cashier OF
the central National bank, Ia recoy-
erins from an attack OF influenza
and able 10 be out after n weeks Ill
meas
J. n BAKER Of aapuipa furnisheo
bond In tho sum OF 1900 for his
appearance before United States
mmiHaioner wilkins on charge
Of introducing.
ALMA SAUNDERS. IS years ~
pso. who lived at TO South Quincy
street. died sunday from an attack
OF pneumonia following influenza.
She was Inferred In the Rose Hill
cemetery Monday afternoon.
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employed In Tulsa. has betn at
Springfield. Mo. attending a session
OF the II. Of n. T. grievance commit
tee, lie " be nj the meeting about
two weeks.
MISS FAIRY NASH. who for sev-
ersl months has bsen information
clerk at the postoffice. died at the
oklahoma hospital Monday. The
body was shipped TO Fort oipson.
Okla, whore her people live.
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Al. CLARK. formerly connected
with local oil concerns. has been dis
charged from the army and Ia back
In the city. ana after n visit With
relatives In Enid, will return here
and take . position with = we'll
known operator as accountant
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OF Munkoses was In Tulsa Yesterday
on = business trip. Mr.. Rutherford
Grant, whore he was mustered out OF
the officsrs' training camp after the
signing Of the armistice.
| BILL PYLE. son of Mr. and Mrs
Morris Pyle. 10 home on sick lcace.
convalescinG after being severely
gassed while serving with the Tulsa
sDbuiance company In France.
Young Pyle will return To = Massa-
chusetts camp TO be mustered out
Of the service.
PETITIONERS were befors the city
commissioners yesterday asking
them to call an unnamed alley
PershinH street One OF tho petion-
ers claimed to have n business In
the alley that caused him a lot Of
xr'ef because he had no mall ad.
dress. Tho matter was referred to
the engineering dpartment
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FREIoHT service on No. than
carload lots has been established by
tho Oklahoma Union railway Be-
tween Tulsa. Red Fork, eapulpa and
kiefer Freight cars have been pro-
vided. and the company offers sx-
press service n freight rates. A
restriction that no single piece OF
freight weighing In excess Of 500
pounds win be accepted Is made.
AN rFroRT nov TO get better
train service may be possibls, local
citirenS feel, owing to the announce
ton In to revive much OF the old
service eliminated on account OF tho
war Dibcomfprts In and out OF
Tulsa occAsionsd by the curtAil-
mont Of passenger tr~ins. hAs been
the source OF a lot OF grief by local
railroad officials, A. well - TO pas-
ssnEsra
| APPEARANCE Of the nams OF
Joseph q Logsdon IN the lin OF
seriously wounded has caused the
apprehension that the casualty might
be that Of ICY" l.csudon, formerly
Of The WORLDS editorial staff 'Cy's"
real name 10 Joseph. but when he
departed for wsrS hls father lived
near shawnee, Okla. whereas the
casualty list gives his fathers ad-
dress ~ Chattanooga Tho World
has been unable 10 establish com.
munlcation with his father for yeri-
lficatlon.
THE FUNERAL OF Mis- Fawn
Nash. an employe Of tho local post.
office. who dicd Sunday after 4
weeks illness Of influenza and pneu-
monia, was hold yesterday afternoon
at Fort Gibson. Mis- Nash passed
away IN the Oklahoma hospital
whore she wns removed from the
home OF her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mp 4. A. Mcspadden Of ttot East
Second street The deceased 10 sur
vivcd by her stepmother, Mrs. II. NJ
Rogers OF Fort Gibson, and two sis
ters. Evelyn and Lois Nash. The
body vas accompanied TO Fort Gib.
son by Mr. and Mrs Emmett Cole
man and Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Nc
Spadden,