The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1921-05-21
Okmulgee, Okla.

Harry Brown, well known young man OF
this city, is suffering from a broken nose
which was received in an argument over
game OF pool between him and Albert Ward.
Ward became angry, striking Brown with
cue. The blow proved serious, breaking
Browns nose bridge. Medical attention was
administered to the wound at once, The lay
must be a mind reader IS what some people
think when the law raded the home OF Bob
Prewitt in tire rear OF the 500 block on East
Fifth street, and poured out ten gallons OF
choc. Prewitt was arrested with three other
Indian customers, who were present at the
time OF the railing, and were later released on
bond. A small key contained about seven or
eight gallons OF the same home brew, and
was also found the town creek No one
seemed to own it il was poured into the creek.
The State Medical, Dental and Pharmaceutical
Association was greatly attended last week at
the First Baptist Church. There were about
two hundred doctors present from various
states. The smoker given them al the Owl
Drug Store by DR.. A. &. Wallace was no
small affair, and the departing Grand BAL
given them at the Odd Fellows Hall on Fri
day night last will be long remembered in Ok
mulgee. The people of Okmulgee did their
best to make the visiting doctors feel welcome.
Dr. c. p Wallace, proprietor of the City Drug
Store has made remarkable improvement in
the business Mrs. c. c. Mack, who has for
the past week been very ILL., is reported better.
Funeral OF Mr.. w D. Smith was held at the
Shorter Chapel, c. M. E. Church; Rev. Kidd
oificiated Mr. Smith leaves wife and four
children, father, brother and sister to mourn
his loss and also host OF friends. Mrs l..
&c. Cotton, nurse, is very III at her home
East 5th street. Mrs. |. b. c. Tasby will
leave this city Monday for Muskogee, where
she will spend the week on business. Mr.. Geo.
Ragland and Mr.. J. Tyler of Oklahoma City
were visitors in the city last week They are
both connected with the Standard Life Insur-
ance Company Mr.. Monroe Nash, from
Beggs, Okla, visited our city Friday on bust
ness. Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Harrison, accompa..
MED by their son, Johnnie, and two small
grand babies, motored from this city TO Mus
kogee, Sunday. Miss Fay Smith OF Chicago
returned to Kansas City 10 visit some relatives
after the funeral of her father, Mr.. W. ID.
Smith of this city. The people OF this city
certainly enjoyed a real good oldtime revival
meeting conducted by the Gospel Up-Lift Co.
with Nine Bruce, the worlds greatest gospel
singer, aad Nine Jones, wonder at the in
strument. and Rev. Gray, the burning word
OF God at tho &c NJ f. Church last week
The hungry souls for the pure gospel were
fed Mothers Day services were wonderfully
attended at the First Baptist Church. May s.
Rev o. r. Short spoke wonderfully on the
subject, Behold, their father who begat thee
and despise not thy mother in her old age"
Mrs. |. B. Galloway Tasby would like to ask
the many readers of the whip" TO aid her in
finding the whereabouts OF her father, Rev. II.
c. Campbell He was last heard from th,ee
years ago in indianapolis. Indiana. Miss Bes-
sic Isham CASTOR and Prof. ID. F. Wilson were
quietly married May 4. They are now living
at their own home on West Ninth street.
Many thanks 10 the good citizens OF this city
for their aid to the -eporter for The Whip.