Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-09
City Briefs

DA ANAO
e. X. KEMP left yesterday on
trip to Sew York.
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CHARLES Il. ROGERS. attorney,
LEFT last night on d trip to Washing
ton.
ATTORNEY r. l. MUNROE Is
confined 10 his home suffering with
an attack Of influenza.
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RICHARD $. GRAY Of the
, Prairie on a Gas Co, is an influenza
I victim, and Is quite seriously III.
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80 MEETING OF the Rotary club
/ viii be held today on account OF the
| Liberty loan drive and the Influenza
| epidemic
! MISS MARIE CARPENTER IS
able to be out after being confined
to her home for the past three weeks
On account Of illness.
! GEORGE SHALLENBERGER s
confined to the home Of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r.. Shallenberger.
on account OF an attack OF influenza.
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A. j. CLARK, "A Carter OIL com
| pany employe, is sick at Oilton. His
wife left yesterday morning to be at
his bedside. lie is stricken with
| Influenza.
EVERY MESSENGER boy in
| Tulsa Is requested to put himse 4
under the command OF the city's
druggists for the prompt delivery OF
drugs and medicines for Spanish
/ influenza patients.-By Order OF the
Mayor.
/ SAMPLES of the fish in the north
| ern lakes are on exhibition In the
Halle store windows Mrs. John u.
Halle Is the nimrOd bringing back
| the mounted skins. = great north
ern pike, weighing Is pounds and
a big mouth bass are the specimens
shown.
IN COMPLIANCE with the orders
OF the duly constituted authorities OF
the city OF Tulsa. the regular
Wednesday and Sunday services OF
the Christian Science church will be
discontinued until further notice.
according to a statement from the
board OF directors OF the church.
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e. S. PAINTER, who has been
connected for some time with the
Tulsa county council OF defense, as
investigator, left Monday night for
Washington. ID. c.. where he hopes
II will be possible for him to get into
/ the army. Mr.. Painter will be re-
, placed by W. r.. Jones
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RUSSELL WARNER, the young
man accused OF stealing Hudson
automobile valued at Sl,400 from
j. w. Jacobs on last Saturday, was
arralsned yesterday before Justice
| 5. G. MaXey. lie was held in de-
fault OF bond OF $1,000 for prelim-
mary hearing, which will be Octo-
Der is.
! ANDY COYLE does not like the
idea Of his landlady's washwoman
carrying off his clothing, so yester-
day he had a warrant sworn out in
Justice MaXey's court for the arrest
OF Ellie Cochrane. The woman is
charged with stealing his raincoat.- :
four pairs OF shoes and his pipe, all
valued at $3.50
ACCORDING TO information
/ filed yesterday in Maxey's justice
court, Jean de Sepibus, while em-
| ployed by the American Railway Ex-
press company, some time last
| month stole three automobile tires
from the express company. The
| young man was arrested Monday
afternoon and lodged in the city
Jail. He viii be arraigned today.
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WHITE MEN for general service
! will be entrained for Camp Cody
between October 81 and 26. Twen-
| ty-five men will be sent from this
board, ten from the city and fifteen
/ from the country. The same men
are called who were previously
called to entrain on October 10, but
had the call cancelled due to the
| epidemic OF influenza in Camp Cody.
Further instructions will he given as
TO the date for reporting.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES were
granted as follows yesterday: Earl
Wise, Tulsa, and Louise Shively,
Scranton. Kan; John Melvin Allen
and Marydel owen. Tulsa; j. {.
Duckett and Josie Jane Coker Clare
more; s. \. Alexander and Annie
/ Muldron, Tulsa; Earl {. stephens,
I I.awton. and Rena Trompeter, Ok
lahoma City; clyde Roberts, Collins
vile, and Maybellu Grigsby, Le-
banon, Mo. =. p. Busch, Caney,
Kan. and Gladys Ii. McCulley, Cof:-
feyville, Kan.
MAYOR c. H. HUBBARD re-
celved telegram Tuesday from
Denlson, Texas. saying that the
Spanish influenza was out OF all
bounds in that city, and to send sew
cral physicians and nurses as quickly
as possible, the need being very ur-
gent. sad to relate, their emergency
call had to go unheeded, every physi-
clan and nurse in Tulsa being com
mandeered and working day and
night to take care Of the influenza
cases in this city alone, between
$500 and 1000 being on record
| yesterday.
THE MARINE QUOTA OF 80, for
Tulsa and eastern Oklahoma was
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