Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-12-06
City Briefs

j. y. SIMMs, Muskogce attorney
IL ia Tulsa on ,cgl! business
T.. l. WHEELER is a Tulsa bgsl-
ness Vsitor from late.a today.
II. X. d. TYsOE returned today
from Camp Travis where he has
been IN camp since the first OF JalT.
X. Il. ROSE Is very 80 At his home
AZ North NogIaca, with pleura.
pneumonia.
GEORGE REEVES, county auor.
ncy IN confined 10 his nom" with "a
severe attack Of influenza.
u V ANDERSON, prominent
MusFOg"" attorney. wns 'ranatctiug
4 business IN Tulsa yost"rdar.
JOlIN J MORAN deputy United
| states marshal, n attending 4 session
Of federal court IN M,sHogee.
CORrOEAL e. Oryllo walker.
son of John walker of tH" Walker
| Grocery store is home, having been
discharged from camp Travis.
BERNARD A. HridReY'r'"r man
aging editor of tn" Mu4tprr" Times
/ Democrat was u business caller IN
Tulsa yesterday.
MIR A%D MRS A h.. Bradley and
daughter. Miss Maud". 1gOi South
( cheyenne. have returned from a visit
to Sew york.
JOHN - MAYO ~ the MAYO Fur
/ niturc company was taken u, win
Influenza yesterday ana Is confined
to his home.
ANTHONY STASKONTTCIT dean
Of m" piano department OF the Tulsa
| Studio of Music is Conyale%ent
from broken rib, suffered In a fall
last Saturday
TIE FINANCE committee Of the
board Of education vii. be enter
! talncd at luncheon 10y the domestic
| science department OF tho high
school today at noon.
FUNERAL SERVICES will be
held for Mrs. r.. H. Ray this after
noon at 2.3O from the family resi-
dcnco at Fourth and Lewis Inter-
ment viii take place in OakIawn
cemetery.
| ORDERS 10 all theltcrs to disin-
! feet buildings used for public gath
| erInGs at least once Il week have
been issued by the city health de-
partment The city and theaters
share In the expense.
|
G. v. SMALL, who enlisted in the
navy last spring, returned to Tulsa
| Monday and IL visiting relatives.
! Previous To his enlistment he was
employed 10y the oil Well supply
company at Eldorldo. Kan.
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STELLA LODGE. 63S. Fraternal
! All Union, will meet Friday evening,
December 6. to elect officers for the
ensuing year. All members are asked
| to be present in Nose hall At the time
to be present in Moose hall at time
ident, and Cora Kessler, secretary.
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w. l.. ALEXANDER. state treas
urer. accompanied by s. G. Fox and
| ". Il. MCBrine OF oklahoma city,
motored to Tulsa yesterday and re-
mained here over night. They are
continuing their trip tn the Kansas
oil fields today, going by way OF
Miami.
TEMPLE ISRAEL will hold reg
ular Friday evening services tonight
at s o'clock in the superior court
room. courthouse, sixth and BOULDER,
Rabbi j Il. Menkrs officiating. All,
Irrespective OF church membership
or religious affiliations, are cordially
welcome.
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A. V. DAVENPORT district gov
ernor Of the Lions club. paid com
piimcnt To the oklahoma city Lions
club yesterday at the weekly meet
ling in report of his visit to that
/ city last week He made an official
visit got lot OF ideas and insplra-
rlOrS. which he gave to the local
club The club endorsed the Tulsa
Financial corporation project, dis
cusScd the visit Of he French orChes-
ira and other civic matters
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THE LECTURE by pr. Martin
Hardin. returned Red troSs worker,
f, announced for saturday afternoon,
has been pns.rourd owing to the
illness ~ IN" speaker Doctor Iiar-
din Is suffering from an attack OF
influenza ana * confined In a Paris
Texas. hospital This * the second
time Doctor Uardn's lecture has
been cancelled and Il is not known
whether the local Red cross will
arrange for a new date or not.
MAN RAVEHMAN and r. II
Ov"rton photorrlphcrs. were ar.
~pstpI yrst,r1.y hy tho pOliCa on "A