The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-19
Broken ArrOlD Briefs

Mr. Herman Garst and Miss Em-
ma ii"im both of Claremorc were
quietly married ut the parsonage of
the NJ. f.. church, south, last sun
day, Rev. g. W. Griucr officiating.
The bride is well known in Broken
Arrow. having visited Mrs. Griner
for some time during the past sum-
mcr.
The ladies' Of the Broken Arrow
chapter of the W. c. r. 4. held a
cooked food sale Saturday in the
Shiun building on North Main street.
They were accorded "A liberal pat
rouage and nctted neat sum for
their temperance work.
The funeral Of Mrs jackson
Bruce, whose death occurred at the
home of her son-in-law, Il. T. Smith,
living south Of Brokcn Arrow. last
saturday was held from the homo
Monday afternoon with interm"nt
! az Park Grove cemetery following.
I The deceased who was 81 years Of
age, was a native OF Missouri and
! is survived by an aged husband and
four children.
\ gas well estimated at 100000
| feet was drilled in on the JAY Reed
farm three miles east of Broken
Arrow Tuesday, by the Spillars drill
ing company Two former wells
drilled by Spillars on the Reed farm
proved producers, one a gas well
and the other an oil well.
In the regular session of the
Broken Arrow branch of the Tulsa
county court Monday with Judge
Il. !. j. Ilult presiding, IA number
Of probate cases were up for hear
ing, but all were continued until
the. next term, June 81, at which
time all cases, civil. criminal and
probate on the docket will be called.
Mrs. Laura Ann McCutcheon. aged
| so years died at the home of her
| daughter, Mrs. william McQuary,
Wednesday morning, June 81, after
lingering illness. The funeral took
/ place from the McQuary home
| Thursday afternoon, conducted by
Rev. q. w. Griner, after which the
remains were Inferred at Park Grove
cemetery.
The new electric siren fire alarm,
money for the purchase of which
was raised by various methods Of
| the townspeople, arrived early in
| the week, and everybody for miles
/ is promised due notice of fires in
/ this city in the future. The whistle
was installed at cost of 800.
owing TO the absence Of Rev. L.
] Corning, pastor SUBSTITUTE VIII De
/ secured to occupy the pulpit at the
/ First NJ. Il. church Sunday morn
/ ing. Rev. Coming Will return to the
! city in time to conduct the evening
worship of his congregation. Rev.
. G. W. Walker. pastor, announces
regular services at the Baptist
/ church both Sunday morning and
evening. Rev. j. T.. Kerr, pastor, will
conduct the usual services at the
/ Presbyterian church with the usual
morning and evening sermon. Rev.
/ Christian church, is away on his
/ honeymoon and there will be no
morning service at his church. At
the evening hour n program by the
/ sunday school under the direction
Of Mrs. Harve Shrader will be given.
/ Rev. G. ". Griner pastor, will occu-
py the pulpit at the NJ L. church.
south, both Sunday morning and
evening, Rev. Joseph Torlizzi will
offer his congregation at the As
scmhlv OF God special sermons both
/ at II m. and p. IN.
Announcement is made by the
. officers Of the Broken Arrow Build
ing Il Loan association, that al
though tho organization Is still in
Its infancy - families have been
assisted in securing their own homes.
/ Negotiations are now pending whore
10y the association will aid materially
I'm tho construction Of several more
Broken Arrow homes during the
summer