Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-11
City Briefs

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DISSOLUTION Of Cole Rudd &
West company was granted IN the
superior court yesterday.
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PETITION for divorce was filed
In tho superior court yesterday by
7. G. Lynch from Julia Lynch. Ahan-
donmcnt was named as grounds.
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MRS. ETHEL MOREHOUsE and
sons OF Kansas CITY, Mo, are visit
ing I'd Dalton. county treasurer al
1910 North Denver. Mrs. More
house is Mr.. Daltons sister,
THEFT or &71 from D' 70
Jenkins was charged in Justice
Grays court yesterday against A. y,
Champion and his wife They will
be arraignod on the charge today
POSSESSION Of two half-pints OF
whisk.y caused the arrest or FRANK
Massey Sunday Information chars.
ing him with the offense was nied
in the county court yesterday.
LOUISE REED. who has been at
Tending school AT Jacksonville III,
returned home yesterday to spend
the vacation with her parents, Mt'
and Mrs. w. II. Reed, 5lo SouIh
Guthrie. =,
CHARGES Of selling "choc" beer
warc filed In the county court yes
terdsy against o. II. Barrelson. He
was arrested Saturday night by In
yestlRator MacQueen and Constable
Oborst
APPLICATION for peace bond
for Merle Phillips was filed in JUS
tice Slack's court yesterday by his
wife. Lillian Phillips She alleges
that he has threatened her with
physical violence.
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A MEETING OF all persons In
Kendall addition having relatives IN
tho war have been asked to meet IN
the Kendall Presbyterian. church
Wednesday night for the purpose OF
starting a Kendall service flag.
CHARGES OF carrying concealed
weapons we're filed in Justice Dan
iel's court yesterday against Albert
Tucker and Emmett Scott The ar
rests were made during "choc'
raid in Sand Springs Saturday night
MAILLSSA DAVIS. who lives near
Sapulpa, alleged that her husband,
Joseph. spent most of his time drunk
IN SapuIpa, in petition for divorce
filed yesterday in the district court.
The petition also charged him with
non-support.
INFORMATION charging George
You'd, VIII Garrison and waiter
Garrison with possession of "choc'
beer were filed in the county court
Yesterday. Tho men were arrested
Saturday night by Investigator
MacQueen and Constable Oberst.
MRS. EMMA JACK RICE died of
Briehts disease June s at sunny
side hospital. aged al years,
months SIZE leaves little daughter
aged years, mother and three sis
| ters. Her body was buried in oak
lawn cemetery sunday afternoon
FOR THE PURPOSE of planning
cooperation with the city officials
| concerning improvements IN the
| Kendall addition, n meeting OF the
| Kendall Improvement association
Will be held this evening in tho
school house at the corner OF Seventh
and Mccoy.
SIX NEGROES we're charged
with lettering in information filed
in Justice Daniels court yesterday.
They we're arrested as by-prod-
uct of 'choc" raids in Sand Springs
Saturday night. The names given
were Albert Smith Clarence Moore,
IT, A. Record. George Neal, Matte
CARROT and Frank Wells.
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ATTEMPTED HIGHWAY robbery
was charged against George Holl-
msa in an information filed in jus
tice Daniels court yesterday. He
IN alleged to have tried to hold-up
II. ]. Teter, but was prevented by
| tho arrival OF officer Francis Of
the police department according to
tho information
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THREE THOUSAND copies OF a
special edition of THE Tulsa Spirit
were issued yesterday, to be dis
| ttlDulcu NJ lHt duNcl tlSlHS "tOnNtH-
ton In San Francisco July to IL
by delegates from the local adver-
Using club. The issue Is we'll got
ten up and is replete with illustra-
ttons of Tulsa industries, buildings
| and street scenes. IL is filled with
statistics to show Tulsa's wonderful
growth and present stability, 1t also
contains n history of Tulsa advertls-
ing club, with roster OF tho mem
bers.
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THE, TWO-STORY frame resi-
denco on the northwest corner Of
Boulder and Firth was moved away
yesterday to make way for bust
ness block on tho corner. Work.
men have resumed work on the 49,
story Edwards building on Fourth
between Main and Boston The
, foundation for the 10-story Kennedy
| building on Boston, near Fourth, is
practically completed The steel on
the l0-story First National bank
building at Fourth and Main is
completed up to tho fourth floor,
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SEVERAL FLOORS of the new
Cosden building we're occupied yes
terday by the various departments
of Cosden & Co, who had moved
from their old quarters in the Daniel
building Saturday night and Sunday.
The passenger elevators were run
ming but the ground floor rooms
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