Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-13
City Briefs

AIty Dl lCIo
FRANCIS JOHNS of this city In
~ At the home OF his parents In
Muskogse.
THE INFANT daughter OF Mr.
ana Mrs Howard W Meyer, born
last week, died yesterday.
FOREST DUNCAN has returned
90 Tulsa after spending few days
at hiA home la Muskogee
CHARLES COCHRAN has gone to
Mineral Wells and San Antonio.
Texas. for "A few weeks stay
| EVERETT WOOD OF tho Tulsa
| Engineering company shame from
Camp Bowie. Texas. for "a few days
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. IL.
| wood
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CHARLES NEAL was arralEned
on charge OF possession la the
county court yesterday lie pleaded
not guilty and was released on "a
bond of $1,000.
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rLAINE u. ROSE, an oil field
worker ~ years old, died In tho Of
fco OF local physician Monday
night under treatment. His home
was at Red FORK,
THE FILLING Of the small ridges
across tho down town business streets
maho by the construction of the
White Way win be completed this
DECREE OF DIVORCE wax
granted 90 Ralph Monroe from
Martha Monroe In the superior court
yestcrdny His petition charged his
wife with neglect.
THE DISTRICT exemption board
viii meet today to pass on appeals
from Tulsa and Okmugec countloH.
The board hopes to conclude its sit
tings this week aud wind up all bust
ness before H.
THE CITY MMtsSIONERS at
| thelr meeting yesterday instructed
Auditor Frank Newklrk IN advertise
TOR bids nt once for the $50 600
worth OF improvements that arc TO
| CLIFFORD pEVEREUN. head OF
the pevereuN Players who are M
peoring at Convention hall IN Shnkes-
psrian plays, was tho guost ~ the
city clubs yesterday at their COM
bincd luncheon at Hotel Tulsa.
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| CIVIL SERVICE examination to
| I'll seven vacancies In the rural cRr-
rter force has been announced Nv
the heard for April g. Seven NaN
canoles at the Tulsa aud Broken Ar
row offices are 70 do filled by this
examination.
WILLIAM SMITH who went 70
Oklahoma City 20 takO moving pic.
trreS OF the bio War Savings Stamp
campaign parade, says II wss the
largest parade he has ever seen in
oklahoma and II seemed 10 him there
were 10000 people in line.
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THE POLICE made raid on
Musicians hall yesterday afternoon
and tcvnd small amount of whisky.
ED O'Connor was arrested and
charged with unlawful Possession
Oscar and A u Morris were found
there and they were arrested on
other charges, A II gave bond.
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| ". o. BLAND. attorney member Of
the local exemption board, has re-
turned from St Louis. where he was
called 10 attend tho bedside Of his
father, Charles c. Bland. who was in
~, Anthony's hospital there Hts
father died Inst Friday night. aged
81. OF pneumonia. Ills home was at
Rolla, Mo,
AN UNUSUAL divorce petition. In
that the wife and not the husband
was charged with habitual drunken
ness. was filed In the superior court
yesterday Marvin Dean charged his
wife, Anna. with this masculine fail
| Ing. and also declared that she came
home at all hours OF the night
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ny NEGLECT and abuse, his home
has been made so uncomfortable and
disagreeahlc that he does not care
about going 10 II any more accord
Ing 20 petition for divorce filed IN
the district court yesterday hy Fred
Boston against Elizabeth Boston
The petition also charged Mrs Ros-
ton with threatening 10 shoot him
and finally alleges that she ahan-
doned Boston about two years ago.
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SATURDAY at midnight II the
time set for the removal ~ the West
crn Union Telegraph company from
it's old quarters at 7 East Third
ttreet to the new offices 1T Third
ond VoFton The new quarters are
and Boston. Tho new quarters are
telegraph apparatus, Including auto
matte receiving instruments Tho
new office is three times as large as
the old which viii greatly relieve the |
crowded condition which now exists |
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