Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-10-23
City Briefs


LIEUT.. THOMAS SHEA Is spend
Iowa.
MRS MINNIE NEILSON. one Of
the popular graduate nurses, is SER
/ iousiy III with influenza at her home,
723 North Cheyenne
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MRS j G. CHESLEY, SlA
North Cheyenne. has gone 20 Mexico,
Mo, where she was called by the
serious illness OF her son Frank, a
student at NJ. 4 ", military academy,
who is suffering from Influenza.
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WORD HAS BEEN received by
Mr.. and Mrs Roy u. Gwynne Of tho
| safe arrival In Nantes. France, OF
Mrs Gwynnc's brother. Fred Wag-
ner. formerly Of Tulsa who IL a
member OF Co. A. ilJ engineers
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ABOUT A DOZEN Tulsa Ozark
club members and their families are
! SojOurning AZ the clubhouse in the
, Spavinaw hills this week on account
! Of IN" rain the time is being spent
| In such indoor pastlmes as cards and
| dancing.
LLOYD n. HIATT. a former em-
! pluye OF The Roxana on company
who enlisted In the service last
! March, going into the field artillery
| branch, has been admitted TO the Of
! ficers training school at Camp
Zachary Taylor
REQC ESTS FOR assistance from
| outside cities reach the home service
| daily Yesterday one from Houston,
! Texas, and one from Gartney, Ark"
we're answered They were requests
! for assistance In finding missing rel
| atIves in the army
! 4 MESSAGE received yesterday
| by the Red Gross from one OF the
training camps made inquiry in re-
gard 10 a soldiers sister, Mrs. Carrie
Perry Of Broken Arrow, who was
reported sick investigation showed
that the soldiers sister had recently
died and the body had been buried.
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REMITTANCE OF 3240.43s5l 10
the national Red Cross to date Is
Tulsa's 1918 contribution to that
wonderful agency, according to-
figures from the office OF =. II.
Graham. who handles the financial
collection and distribution. This Is
the total OF the sum collected out OF
n pledge Of $685. 900.
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BECAUSE SHE would not come
TO Tulsa 10 live in 1912 and took the
money for fare to Denver instead,
Marcel Cuenod filed suit yesterday
In superior court for divorce from
his wife. Elsie Cuenod. Petition
states they were married at wichita,
Kan. June %, 1905, and that the
plaintiff came to Tulsa March 81.
1912.
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4 HENRY NJ ELLIS Of Sapulpa,
now soldier at Camp Pike, was In
Tulsa yesterday on business. He has
a furlouRh and is back in Oklahoma
visiting relatives and friends. Mr..
Ellis was the republican nominee for
county clerk of Creek county and re-
signed from the ticket and Mrs Ellis
was nominated by the county COM
mittee to make the race.
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HUMANE OFFICER A. NJ. Welch
received a telegram from the juve-
nile officer at Memphis. Tenn. yes
terday 10 the effect that Wiley Rob-
erts is being held there. The mes-
sage asks that his railroad fare
home be forwarded him, The boy
has a police record in Tulsa and Is
at present on probation from the
juvenile court for breaking into a
grocery store He In IA years old,
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THERE WILL RE NO meeting OF
the county commissioners until the
first Monday in November. 1t Is an
nounced. The meeting which was to
have been held Moncay this week
was postponed on account OF the alb
sence from the city Of W. l.. North,
who IL in west Texas on business.
and the illness Of G, l.. Suppes with
influenza There was nothing out
aide the regular routine scheduled
for this meeting.
MRS. MILO II. FERGUSON passed
away at o'clock yesterday after
noon at her residence. 604 North
Boulder Death was due to COM
plicated illness. The funeral will he
held from the Stanley McCune un-
dertaking parlors at 4:30 o'clock
this afternoon, conducted by Rev.
Meade T. Dutt, pastor OF First
Christian church The body will he
taken, to the old home OF the family
In Gibsonburg, Ohio. for interment.
Besides her husband the deceased Is
survived by one son.