The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-11-16
Broken ArrOlc Briefs

Broken ArrOlc Briefs
AT an enthusiastic rr ..rb,n !
this city Saturday aft.r..o, ..,
sontativos from fis. taw,,.,
elected directors OF Ga, ra..4 80
Fair association. The tr.r,1.,,..
resented and board m..a.rs ,h.-
were aa follows. broke,
township, Mayor N. G.. Wilma
'. l. Lewis; Frye tDun...p ~
ShallenhorBor and Arthur E,S.~-
willow Springs TOWNSHIP, D. n T,,l
ton and J A. Childors LINN VI
township, j. A. Wilson 5rd "
Elmorc; Bolcs township w q NJ
Gechie and Elmer NDrp,.
Sunda" school attaras-H. d, 81,
Broken Arrow churgha. -.rBsy
reported about normal fns N Il
church retaining the lead v.,b s
attendance OF i19, Other .bprJ'
reported as follows. I,r., M N
church, l0S; Christian. 50. prsa1
tai, 45. '''''I
The Tulsa county 7. o q. y "a.
vention held in Broken Nrraw "a
urday proved to be the rraatas, q.
ternal gathering in the history !,
the city delegations b..r, pre,..1
from almost every lodge .u me eog,l
ty. An old-fashioned alrbecus n
noon. followed by a parade with s,Sl
eral hundred men In line. Were .s,l
lures OF the day. The afternoon T,I
given over to outdoor games I'D
sports. with an address by Gnsa
Master X w. Livosay of Apada,g1
and DR.. w. ID. Osgood, dnnuty Franl
master. of Muskogee. In the eysp,
Ing initiatory degrees We're con.
terred on a number of candidate
Trades Day" inauslrated "A
Broken Arrow merchants Satlri,1
brought hundreds OF people 10 M
city and stimulated business IN r,l
eral In a most satisfactory mahn,1
among the many merchants who h,I
arranged special attractions Tor nl
out-Of-town buyers. Trades Dsyi
Is to be permanent the next da.
Being Saturday, November 26.
Avis, 2-year-Old son OF Mr.. si
Mrs. steve Wilson, living In n,
| Lynn Lane neighborhuod. dieI
Wednesday, following n brief illnea
The funeral took place Thursdgi
afternoon with intermcnt az CatOdl
Active preparations are well unli
way for the annual show Of a
Tulsa county branch OF the sud
Poultry federation which Is TO },
held in this city from December
to 3. inclusive. The show this yelI
promises 10 eclipse the efforts 4
lurner years both in attendance an,
number Of entries Of pure bred fowl
Z of every description, " g. Ta.hd
of Edmond, an accepted authoryI
has been engaged again this year 4
/ judge the exhibits.
Among the business changes 4
the week Is the announcement 4
Terry & Son OF the sale Of thsi
store TO Joe Spurlock and son. "A
new proprietors took charge "A
/ urday.
Announcements have been 4
/ ceived here of the celebration 1
their golden wedding anniversary
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Darland, t0rt
| Broken Arrow residents, at the,
Tulsa country home OF Saturday. 81
vember 10. A number Of the Old
[ habitants will attend the affair
The first meeting for N0yem'1
OF the Broken Arrow fire depai
ment was held Monday night n
lowing the Transaction Of the Il
tine business n committee compost
or Messrs Frank smith John lA1
and Lee Ghere was appointed I
draft a resolution to be pressniedv
the city council asking that Y
streets of the city be renamed
a uniform manner and THAI the II
names of the streets be painted
! the curbstones at Main street q
ners. This action, Il was stl'a
would enable the fire dcpartmen,
perfect a practical system OF II
alarm signals and fire plug 700
| tions. Following the business
sion an informal feast and 'sn'1l
er" was enjoyed by the flremeh ii
Twelve cars of cattle from Y
Fort Worth markets have been
loaded here during the past few dA
by Brown and Stubs 10 be laksl j
their ranch in charge of ID. NJ ~
near town for feeding durlng
winter. According to present -
the cattle will be shipped TO h'I