Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-20
City Briefs

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/ PRIVATE WILBUR q. WuAON.
son Of %fa. ~ E Wagner OF q
I North Wheeling, has arrived safely
overseas. according tu word received
/ by his mother yesterday
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CORPORAL MAX ELLRpN OF
/ TulAa. momhrr uf Company 10.
l1lth ammunition train. gGh dhN.
aion. haa arrived overseas accord
ing 10 Information received hE
friends ycstorday
MR. AND MRS CHARLES D.
| MARTIN hRyo boon notified ot the
safe arrivN overseas of 'hClr son.
Corporal Bert Martin ut Company g.,
42nd infantry Before his entrance
into tho army tho young man WAS
In tho employ OF the Texas on COM
pany
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". H. SALRON. chief accountant
| for tho Tidal on company who vol
unteered recently Na a Rcd Cross
worker, recoiyGd his call - service
sunday morning Mr. fSalron left for
tho east sunday night and expects
TO embark for France At oncG
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MRA II. H. HALLECK ~ 2l6 West
Twelfth street accompanied by her
four children, viii leave this after
noon FOR Mineral Wells. Texas, 60
join Mr.. Halleck, who has been at
that place the last four months
Later tho family will 20 10 Dallas.
whe~s they will make their future
home
T.
TENNESSEE CONFEDERATE
veterans has selected their official
party for tho Tulsa reunion. aB fol
lows Chnperou, Mrs. Geo. X. Bran
don, Jacksoni sponsor, Miss Emma
Carson, Knoxville. maids OF honor.
Miss Lucy sharp. Buntyn. Miss
Louise Ellis, Fayetteville. Miss
Maudo Carson. Nashville.
THE BODY or MARY. 5-year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Yetter, who died saturday after a
few weeks illness, was taken on sun
day 90 tho former hona.of the fam
fly In Independence. MO, for burial
Short funeral services were held NJ
College Hill Presbyterian church,
Kendall. prior TO the departure ot
tho family for independence.
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EVEN THE POLICE department
has troubles Ia tho way OF obtaining
competent help. Two of the best
men about tho station viii leave IN
the next draft for Camp PIKE, Ark.
They arc Harold Strauon and
Crazy Johns" shortstops at the
police station, They are conceded
10 be the best motorcycle men on
the force.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES az follows
were Issued yesterday q, W. Webb,
AZ; Mrs olivia King. ~; both OF
Tulsa j. W. steele, 40: gladys
Hartor. 90: both Of Bartlesville Will
liam Popnn 30, Tulsa, Lois Hoover.
2S. Springfield, Mo. j. W. Middle
ton. a. Tulsa; Josephine Irwin. %,
Sand Springs Leeby Fullerton. 2i;|
Frances Dean. rs; both OF Tulsa
WHEN IT COMES. to raising
money for general needs. the Red
Cross has way OF getting at mat
ters that ist good Sunday nj "a
picnic attended by hundreds OF poo
plo "A mile east OF the Cy Avery
place, tho Rcd Cross realized $3.50
from tho RuctioninE Of the lunches
and cakes. Everything pertaining 10
tho picnic was donated hy Tulgtns
Interested In the good cause.
MISS EMILE PENEHOUSE OF
Muskogec. who ia visiting relatives
In this city for few days, received
word yesterday that her brother.
William Arthur pcvehouse ~ the
United states marines, had been sc-
verely wounded rhln is the second
timc tho young man has hecn
wounded In action during tho past
few months lie formerly was u
student Of Henry Kondal college ana
member OF a well-knoWn young
mems club,
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IN HER SUIT EILED yesterday
in superior court Mis- Ella Timmong
states az her grbunds for wanting
a divorce from B. Sylvauius Tim
mons. that while she was away ON
n visit 10 her parents. her husband
deserted her and has never come
back, She says they we're married
at Bardaman, Miss, April ~, 1915,
and that they now have one child
While away on a visit 10 her par
rnts at Hardnman. Mrs Timmons
AYERS her husband decided that
homo ana not suit him and left
That was over year ago. and she
has never seen HIM since, she says.
49,
CLAIMING THAT the Stewart Pc
troleum company has failed 20 take
care VI "a check fOr S2,G27.32. given
on the American National bank ON
June H3 the Stohbins Oil a Gasoline
60. filed suit in district court ycstcr-