The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1920-05-08

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The North Elgin Inn is now open
eel Under new management \ real
nice. clean. cool place to eat.
Mr.. James Thomas of OkmulGce
was in the city on short visit this
week.
Stop at no. 3 North Cincinnati
street for cold drinks and conicc-
tumcry. Ask for Blalz, a fine
drink.
Rev &. w. Lowe Of Okmulgee
vas in the city this week on a
short visit.
Mr.. \. w. Freeman, wealthy far
mcr. Of Wclcetka was in the city
this week as delegate TO the Wise
Mems Grand Lodge meeting
The Rev j. II. Abernalhy and al
number Of members of his Congrc-
gallon were out to Sand Springs
Sunday attending services and
seemed to enjoy themselves in
menSely The young folks were
out attending base ball games AMI
other forms of amusement
Mr.. Zeke Moore, formerly of Mus
kogee, Okla, now located at Caspcr,
Wyoming, was here last Thursdly,
en rout9 from Casper to Kansas
City Zeke says everything isl
flourishing in his line of business
out in Wyoming and Oklahoma has
no attractions for him anymore
Mr. NJ. c. Perera, manager Of the
Standard Life Insurance company
was in town Thursday attending to
important business He is always
a welcome visitor to Tulsa and the
Star office.
Mr. Jess Patterson, we'll known
MuSkogee tonsorial artist, now To-
Gated at Jackson's barber shop on
Archer street, was one of the pat
rons of the Midland Valley railroad
who strongly objected to the dis
examinations and injustices suffer
ed by Negro travellers on that line.
Mr.. John Palmer of Wichita, Kan q,
was a guest of the Stradford Hotel
during the past week.
Mr.. Claude and Austin, Mr.. IIeniy
Johnson, Mr.. Fletcher Peoples, Mr.,
Oscar d. Horn of Cofreyville, Kan,
+. f. Brown, \. NJ. Wilson, w. L.
Brown Of Chandler, Okla, VI. VI.
Riley of Washington, d. G., N. VI.
C.. \. Worker, and Ion Cooper were
guests of the Stradford Hotel dur
ing the past week.
Mr.. Jas. McNeal Of Tulsa was in
MCAlester Monday and Tuesday Of
last week to meet his wife, who has
beer visiting in Alabama.
Mr.. A. McRuirin, Okmulgec, NJ. C..
Pcrara. MuSkogee, Mr.. Smith. Mr..
+. II. Carry and Miss Leon Fred
erich, MuSkogec, were guests Of the
Red Wing Hotel the past week
Mr.. &. Hutton is in BeggS atlcnl-
ing to important business.
Mr. Albert Smitherman, the en-
el grtiC and capable circulating
manager of the Tulsa Star, will be
in Fort Smith, Ark. early in .he
coming week to look after important
business for this paper. We are
sure Mr.. Smitherman will make
many new friends for the Star IN
th" Arkansas city, especially be
cause he already has larg list Cl
ilrendS and acQuaintanCcS there.
Mr. T. y Guillory of MuSkogec
the widely known and prominent
official in nearly every benevolent
order in Oklahoma. was i'm Tulsa
ard visited the Star office last
Wednesday during the session of
tlt Independent Order of Wise
mel. Mr., Guillory is an old and
Staurch friend of the Star and We
arc always glad to have him call.
Mrs, Magill, wife of Prof Magil
is i'll at her home on North Detroit
Mrs. J. w. Hughes of North De.
troit is reported on the sick list.
Mrs Qunty Presley after a trir
to Alabama, where she was called
by the illness Of her mother, ha,
returned to Tulsa and is greeting
her numerous friends at the popu.
lar hoStclry-the Red Wing.
Mr.. J. C.. Gordon, son of Prof f.
J Gordon of MuSkogee who is now
liv,ns in Chicago and employed at
the Santa Fe Freight Headquarters
was in Tulsa Wednesday, on his
MpN Ia MuNkpuaa g., visit bis n,OiI,