Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-22
City Briefs

! tiOnal bank. was In oklahoma City
saturday on business.
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MISS KATHERINE HOOKER is
confined 10 her residence, Eli South
Denver avenue, ~ Uf influenza.
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| J. T. LANTRY, general contractor
and one Of Tulsa best known citi-
zens. is reported quite III this week
with influenza.
WORD has been received 49,
! Flora Middleton. 507 South IN.
! that her son. cut Eugene Middleton,
, had arrived oyersca with the a. r. i.
MISS MARJORIE MICA r 7 ,
nurse for the Tulsa Anti tuberculosis
society, was called yesterday to JET
fcrson City Mo, on account Of tn"
serious illness Of her sister.
TWO TULSA BOYS. Walton CliR-
ton and w. +. Reeves. have been ad-
mltted In the radio school at Nor
man. and left Sunday to take the
5. a. T. c. course
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A. Il. FLEMING, a Tulsa young
! man, who went In the June draft to
| Camp Logan, Houston, Texas, has
| been advanced to the rank OF serge
ant major and Is on duty. at, regi-
mental headquarters.
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GEORGE +. LAMY, advertising
counsellor of the Retail Merchants
association IL recovering slowly after
severe attack OF influenza MIR
I.amy as yet is unable to leave his
! bed.
ADMISSION into the officers
training camp at Camp Pike has
| been given two Tulsans, l.. T. Shanks
and II. w. Wall. Both were former
employees Of tho Union National
| bank
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MIR. AND MRS. T.. T BOWEN
| have received word II the safe arri-
val overseas OF their son, George
| Bowen. Before sailing Private
Bowen was for two months stationed
at Camp Eustls, Va, in the coast ar
tilery.
JOHN r. WHEELER left last
night for Champaign. H., whore hc
was called on account Of tho Illness
| Of his son, Jack Wheeler. with I'M
| fuenza. The young man II a student
OF the S. a. T. c. OF Illinois uni
| yersity.
WORD HAS BEEN received here
OF the death OF r. A. t'rary formerly
OF this city. at the naval aviation
camp at Chicago. lie was victim
| Tulsa, was conneceta aoshrdluetao OHM
OF influenza. Mr.. Frary while in
Tulsa, was connected with the Mis-
souri, Pacific railroad as CONNER
cial agent.
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"A FRIED CHICKEN cost me 50
American money" writes Chas. f..
| Dickinson, Tulsa man now in
| France serving democracy in the
Yank army. lie got copy of The
Tulsa World dated September 20. he
writes and he wore IL out reading
what to him was just like getting a
! letter from home" He wrote Mr..
and Mrs George MCGEE.
PHYSICAL EXAMINATTONS OF
men under the recent registrat tion
| starts again today. on account OF
shortage OF physicians and the rag
| ing flu. the work has been tempor-
arily suspended Under the arrange
ments today, volunteers have been
called in TO replace men called away
for one reason or another.
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MRS. REsSIE DAVIS OF 100
South Norfolk, is in receipt OF a card
announcing the safe arrival OF her
son, Merton Davis. OF the 18th ar
tillery, battery u, on the other
side" Davis enlisted in the coast
artillery in Tulsa in March this year
along with bunch OF thirty-slx
young men who went at the same
time in different branches OF the
service. While at Camp Merritt, n.
j.. for a short time, he met his
brother, Luther Davis, who was in
training at that point.
THE FIRST consignment of fur
| niture which is to make home-like
| the new Tulsa Ozark club in the
| Spavlnaw hills, was started on its
way by truck yesterday. The load con-
tained furnishings sufficient to put
| into liveable condition, six bedrooms,
| which are being completed at this
time for tho benefit Of the members
who expect to spend considerable
time during the next few weeks in
duck hunting with the coming Of
spring the remaining l2 sleeping
rooms and living quarters will he
made ready for the large number
who expect to frequent the resort
during tho summer months. A. C.
Heggem and f. s. Gray, two we'll
known Tulsa men motored to the
club on Saturday for an over. Sunday
stay.
Only he serves liberty we'll who,
at the risk of being taken for its