The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-02
Personals

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Mrs Fred Alderman of Nowaia, In
| tho guest of Mrs Edgar Gresham
and Mrs. II NJ. WardeiL
II Nj Cole. general manager ~ tho
| Onto cities Gas company. returned
yesterday from trip to Texas, where
he has been visiting tho company =
office at CISCO.
Mrr ian Bunncll nud Mrs GcoHEn
n Stanley viii entertain at cards
this afternoon IN the home Of Mira.
Runncll I'm honor Of Mrs Nj W
Shriver uf balirr T'r NaH, and MrS
Harry Sailing ul wichita.
W II. Guibcrson who was with tho
Apollo club at Chicago for the hig
convention, Is back and says that
there In no doubt but that the con
vcntion might have been brought
hero next year. had the Tulsa crowd
been unanimous for II. and worked to
that end instead OF holding back.
] H. Cook OF the Union Petroleum
company. who has been In Tulsa for
day or twos left last night for Ard
more to look after the welfare OF tho
refining company Of which he is re
ccivcr Mr cook As making great
su ccess Of the rccciverahip and also
OF the Union Petroleum company'H
business here. o.
Judge shea, who returned from
New York Saturday brought back
with him story Of a sailor boy who
was purchasing IA full dress suit for
himself In "A New York store, and
after getting IA proper ~ and ready
to go. he hethought himself of hts
dress hat and Immediately began
trying on the latest styles OF plug
hats. but by this time he had got into
his sailor suit again and made "A most
grotealue figure with the high hat
and his sailor suit The young man
was fully aware OF the mlsfit and
joined with the others in laughing at
tho figure he was cutting.
John l.. Gray. president Of the Rig-
heart Producing " Refining Co. and
one OF the best refinery men In the
country, IN In the city and In looking
after the installation OF "A large addi-
ton to the compeny's refinery at
Righcart II will include iubricat-
ing plant which means that there
will he no difficulty In disposing of
the residue. Mr. Gray will he re
membered most readily ms superir
tendcnt OF refineries for the Pierce
OH corporation up 10 n short time
ago. lie In receiving warm wei
come here, as he stands at the head
OF his profession as rcfiner.
Joe BURNS vice president and gen
cral manager OF tho Okmulgce oil
Operators company. was In the city
yesterday, and aB usual was the cen
ter OF great deal Of attention. so
well known and popular is he here.
He should come TO Tulsa often, as
the old timers are becoming "A little
scarce around tho lobby. His new
company In drilling four wells. has
three or four hundred barrels n day
production, and is made up OF prac-
tical oil men who know tho game
from 4 to- H. w. u. Itahcock OF Tulsa
Is president ". r.. Kennedy ls sec
retary. and the board OF directors
includes T.. 4. Schock and Judge
Johns, all Of which makes n combi-
nAupn liAi cannot be ftCSlen h'bi
OF all they are operating around Ok
mulgee where the drilling is good,
Al Farmer returned yeHtcrday
from Chicago whore he watched the
performance AT the big convention
and Gays that II would be great
thing 10 get II here next year. but
that his Information is that IT will he
left TO tho new board OF directors
who will not take action for Mt least
"A couple Of weeks Mr. Farmer Is
well pleased at the evidence OF pros
pcrity In Tulsa. and says that beyond |
a doubt the great number OF houses
that arc now under way. In sure |
sign that prosperity is already here.
The matter of the convention could |
not be left In better hands and he |
should be commissioned to follow T. |
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