Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-19
City Briefs

NJ MEETING Of the RotaD rUl
VIII he held next week hccauso ia,
usual date falls on christmas
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| Nt'll Ian christmas services vii
D" held hN the knights Tcmpltr
lods. In the hail on the morning oi
December 20, at 10 30 O'Clock
Or PEARL ~ RTpN aud daugh
/ ter Alice have returned flom lllich.
'"ok, 'bkla, where they were rall,d
nn account of the serious ulnrs, ui
l"'t"r burton's father. II \ brake
l.Ep 4. NENSbM arrived home
"Wednesday afternoon from Iamp
f'h", having been a pupii IN non.
com m l-sloner officers school IIc d,
discharged from the army
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BUILDING PERMITS were sttnt
ed yesterday ~ follows U N Grs-,
residence. SOS East Ninrtccn, n
street St,bOO. !. W. Clark. gI0t Fast
Fourth street rv.idcncr. ,ooO
Orne and Francis Worahaugh hrick
store building. 6ls hast THIRD.
MlSs CLARE OtsLEY. parole Of
ficer for the Texas Girls Training
school, Gainesville. was In Tuls, ,e,
to-day after one of the girls Who
had escaped from the home She
took her back last night Yesterday
sftrnoon Miss ouslcy conferred
with Mayor Hubbard on welfare
work In Tula.
\ TELEGRAM addressed ln Mrs
Berths \, Hall IN at the mayors Of.
flee und-llyored II war sent In care
Of the mayor. The sender Is Charles
Writz. United states navy. bat he's
not sure he has the correct address
lie wired $50 20 aIg south Elwuud
and is anxious tn know whether II
has been delivered
TiIE AMERICAN brotherhood of
Railway Employees, OF which the
American Express company iS u
branch, entertained its employees
with social last evening ut head
quarters OF the company. ll5 West
First There VAS n program, includ
in. lectures. refreshments and dane
Ing Tor the large force of employees
MRS. LIZZIE rENpLER. widow
OF the late George Fender. died YES
ierday morning at ~ O'Clock at her
home. b3t North Trenton Shc
leaves two sons and n daughter Rhe
was native OF Georgia The funeral
arrangements have not Yet been
made,
MRS. HARVEY LILGERAT OF
1875 North Detroit died "Wednesday
morning after .evrra, days illness
with pneumonia Che was 20 ycarr
old and In sutvivcd by her husband
Funeral services at the stanley \
McCuno chapel this afternoon at 2
o'clock burial will take plnco In
Rose iIlll cemetery.
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JOHN I. GOODWIN, aged %, died
December is at Coweta where he
had been living for the past year.
Funeral services viii he held this
morning at 10 o'clock at the chapel
of Mowbray Undertaking company.
Intcrment IN Hose nm cemetery He
u survived by two brothers, frank
and Bedford Goodwin. ana one sis
ter. Mr.. charles Price.
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w.R EATON Of Colorado Springs.
formerly ~ Musk orer. II In Tusa
on business Mr. Eaton was nt one
time prominent IN politics and
servrd one term as member ~ the
lower house NJ the state legislature
as representative from Muskogee
county
PEGiNNING saturday the stores
Will remain open NJ nlght until
Christmas eve. ". 4 lnyson, s.cre-
tary ~ the Retail Merchants nszo
citation @tid last night That means
that persons who have forgotten
theft last minute prcsoniS will
have five days aud five evenings IN
which 20 complete their Chris, mas
shopping.
LIEUT. HERT u. JOlLIpAN. son
of Mt. ana Mrs. George Jollidnn, 3if
Duluth Place. for II years In the
navy. ia home on n furloush. after
going through the war without "A
scratch lie has been on board the
transport Aeolus. former German
trans Atlantic liner Gror-er kcr-
fur-t. one OF the first ships to hc
used Tor transporting Yank soldiers
across the Atlantic.
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THEIlEIL RE water. wnter
ever, where at the LIONS club to-
day, n. 4. Pressey. hydraulic enEin.
Ger and empolyed 10 make "A water
survey for Tulsa, being the chief
,peakor at the luncheon At noon lic
will talk on winter and it's posss,hili-
ties as u city building asset A must