Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1919-02-19

World, W.a lut~ bureau mas been al.
Abishsd,
| NJ and Mrs walter CnroWay,
formerly of West Tulss and who haN .
been residing IN Muskogce Tor nearly
IA year, have returned here 10 i've.
Tho Riverside drug store vas tho
scene OF much excitement yesterday
afternoon about O'Clock Some
stranger who appeared tu be "A little
under the weather" came into the
store and BEGAN tu turn over chairs
ana otherwise disturb ile peace.
Harold Gibbons ordered the mHu OUT
Of the store lie refused TO SO so
MIR. Gibbons threw the disiurber out
but instead of his going uut via the
open door ne went through the door.
carrying part Of the glass with him.
The last time the tramp was seon he
WAS going down the railroad track
leading the Frisco passenger truin
about 900 yards,
Tr. NJ. X Hamilton lett for kansns
city yesterday morning whore he
viii spend several days
The funeral services OF ] L. Pulc,
who died Monday, were held In the
West Tulsa chapel yesterday after
noon at o'clock lntcrment was
In the Red Fork cemetery.
q. H. Collins and W. H. Nelson
have purchased adjoining lots on
Dawson street and late yesterday the
lumber for the erection OF two
houses was being loft on the prop
erty. Tho foundations viii be laid
the latter part OF tho week
r. u. Tollyor recently purchased q
home on Main street for $4,000. lie
and his family will move into the
home Monday.
Roy Melvin and wife OF sand
Springs are visitors In town for sew
cral days.
Mrs e. ! Harrington In confined
to her home suffering from n bad
case OF salvation.
The three young children of W. ].
Pruett are seriously sick at their
home on Division street.
". ]. Stout has been laid up for
several days suffering with a severe
case OF lumbago.
Dr. Robert Bass was confined to
his office yesterday suffering with n
slight case OF gout.
Husheil williams will give party
for the young people OF the town at
her home tonight at 1870. The
evenings entertainment will consist
of music. games and refreshments.
The playground at the Community
church has been completed and will
he open day ana night for all the
children who wish TO use the equip
mcnt. All the necessary material
was furnished by the McEwon Manu-
featuring company on part OF the
playground there II "A basketball
court built ana the church Just re-
ccived a basketball which was given
by the Southern Hardware COMPANY,
According TO tho Rev. w. &.
Clock the Community sunday school
| In having a larger attendance each
Sunday. The attendance Iaet sunday
was 1875. the largest In the history OF
the church.
After several petitions and per.
sonai Interviews the He'll telephone
company has extended the telephone
line to the end of Main street.
w. c. Clock. pastor of the Com.
munlty NJ. u. church. Ii confined 10
his home with a slight attack of In.
fluenxa,
Tho members Of tho Baptist
church are contemplating building
an extension 10 the church To bc
used for the Sunday school classes
A committee met last nisht At the
church and formulated plans for the
extension and will submit them 10
the dcacons at tho next weekly meet.
Ing.
Two negro women entered the
Cordcn addition yesterda afternoon
and stole about $4,000 worth Of
iewelry. cut glass aud clothing
There we're no one In the house
when the property was stolen and
| At n late hour yesterday afternoon no
trace Of the two women, who were
doing the washing for the occupants
! OF tho building, had been found by
tho police
r.. J. Ellis has lust returned from
Springfield, Mo, whore he hns been
| trying to secure tho stove iS"ndry
| and machine works of that city ana
move the foundry to West Tulsa
| The foundry has heer closed down
| for several munshs and the Off ,ials
THIN PEOPLE .-
SHOULD TAKE