Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-25
City Briefs

| City Briefs !
W }. Gregg is in oklahoma cay
on business.
G q. BAKER from Hcnryo,t, is
IN Tulsa several days ca route To
Quapaw,
THERE WILL HE fee Chris
tlan Science lecture at the Cuuvcn-
tIon han sunday At sl5.
MRS. r. pETERNNN from the
Dawson public schools is N.luug
her daughter on West Eaatou for
"a few days.
MIR AND MRS. CHAs. Cluyor
have returned home TO lIoNotou.
okla, after "A nix weeks visit 60
their parents.
JUDGE j. II. WILKINS. United
States commissioner, returned yes
terdHy from Kansas city whore he
had gone on "A business trip.
WALTON CLINTON. a sophomore
at the University OF Virginia, Char
lottesVille. is home, having been
compelled to give up study tempor
arily ON account OF his eyes. MIR.
Clinton does not expect to return
to school until next year.
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EMPLOYEES of the Southern
Hardware company gave farewell
dinner To Ed Magnuson, on Of their
number who leaves soon for ser
vice IN the army, last evening at
the Superior tea room.
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VEST ERDAY at noon, Judge
John j, Slack united In marriage
j.. W. SteEemRn and Miss Mary
MannHs. both Of Tulsa. They will
leave for Wyoming the first OF May
where Professor Stogeman possesses
business interests.
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BETHANY CHAPTER Westmin-
ster guild OF First Presbyterian
church will give a supper for young
women OF the congregation this
evening In the church sub story
The supper is planned In order to
interest more young women In Red
Cross work,
IN A REPORT OF the 0aar activ-
ities Of employees of the Texas com.
pany refinery Of West Tulsa. II was
stated that they had purchased
tl,025 worth OF Liberty bonds. Sew
eral times that amount has been
invested In bonds. while that ls the
amount of thrift stamps purchased
by them.
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EARL MASH, charged with hold
ing up and stealing an automobile
from county officers at Baxter
Springs last week. gave bond In tho
sum OF 5000 for his appearance
in the court of Justice Lee Daniel
Friday afternoon.
SUIT Fer DIVORCE WAS filed |
In superior court yesterday morn |
ing by Dizzy Wilson against Charles
C. Wilson The plaintiff charges |
that wilson cruelty deserted an l |
abandoned her aud has not prop |
erly provided for her during their |
life
NETTIE r. STEVENS filed suit |
for divorce from her husband. Rob |
ert Lee stevens. In superior court |
yesterday afternoon. The decree is !
asked on grounds OF cruel and In |
human treatment and alimony In |
tho sum OF $50 per week In prayed |
tor the support OF plaintiff and three |
minor children,
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A MAN GIVING his name as Ais |
ton Evans yss fined sl0o in police
court Wednesday afternoon on a |
charge OF tgranoy filed by officer
Mcclure. Evans is alleged TO have I
made an attempt to steal an auto
mobile from in front OF the Federal
but as he was not IN the |
machine, nor in possession. at the |
Iinc OF his arrest, this charge could
not be fiiod against him.
THE LOCAL NAVY recruiting
station received orders from head
luarters in Oklahoma City Wednes-
lay afternoon to bend every effort
o secure recruits for the naval re-
,erVe Enlistnents the order stat
ID, were not coming in as fast AZ
he department needed men. Only
me man was sent away by the local
office Wednesday. lie was Edw
\. sonbergh OF Chelsea.
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FRANK LANE and Albert H.
Mayo enilatfu III lne litlu AFlllltFN
service wednesday afternoon at the
ocal army recruiting station The
ocal recruiting office received a
,ulletin late yesterday asking fDr ~
egro men over the draft ago for
service AT Fort Slll Those
men will be assigned to the 2lth
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ALAN NJ CLEMENTS. James +.
'urtis and G. A McWhillen, repre-
eutinR the Chicago brokerage firm
4 Clements. Curtis x Co, stopped
n Tulsa yesterday for y few days
With their local representative,
trandberE. McGrCeyy a. Co. There :
who are on tour of |
he southwesleru cities wherein |
heir money ~ represented, state
hey arf- agreeably surprised with
he hustle and go Of Tulsa and viii |
% back TO Chicago with "A favorable
IMPRESSION uf the city
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