The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-06

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II. w. JOHNSON. assistant CASH
Ter of the Exchange National bank,
returns this month to his old home
In Cedar Falls, Iowa, to assume the
vice presidency and cashiership Of
the Security Trust and Savings bank
OF that city. johnson has been as
ISOLATED with the Exchange bank
for six years.
MIR. AND MRS. Earl w. Decker
of San Francisco are visiting Mr..
Decker's mother. Mrs. T.. Decker,
31S West Easton place.
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JUSTICE JOHN II. QUERY.
one of the courthouse justices of the
peace, was confined to his home
most of the day Friday. Inquiries
revealed the fact that he was suf-
fering from a severe soreness in
his neck.
FRED L. FOSTER. connected
company of Kansas City. Mo-. was
in Tulsa Friday. So pleased was he
with the optimism of business con-
ditions here that he will endeavor
to start branch savings and loan
company in Tulsa, he said.
d. A. BAIRD, connected with the
Oklahoma Gas & Electric company
a n n
visitor in Tulsa Friday looking over
the gas situation here.
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]. c. AXILsON and II. w. PlatIn-
burg, both business men in Los An
day looking over the local oil in
dustry.
CARL L. WURN, oil man of
Blackwell. was here Friday on bust
ness.
GEORGE L. MILLER and Harry
Grayer of Ponca City were also in
Tulsa Friday on business.
TOD MURPHY, owner of the car
hart Murphy Sales company. Over
land and Willys Knight dealers. Is
now comfortably housed in his new
location, 500 South Main, j. c. An
thony has been appointed sales
manager.
DIVORCE PETITIONS filed Fri
day: Myrtle Welsh against II. L.
Welsh: Avis Shelton against Ever
cit Shelton.
MARRIAGE LICENSES issued
Friday: Newton f.. Evans, 30, and
Mary F'usiwa, 81, of Sapulpa; James
A. Brady, 25, and Grace Burkhart,
10. OF Barnsdall; William l.. Swart-
eel. 22. and Hester y. Thomas. 20,
of Monnett, Mo.
THAT SERIOUS accidents may
be prevented and a constant source
of danger eliminated, the mayor and
commissioners Friday passed mo-
tion referring to the park board the
necessity for repairing the fence
around deep clay pit at the edge
of owen park. Earth has been ex-
about eight feet deep, and the wall
nearest the park Is virtually per-
pendicular. According TO informa-
tion conveyed to the mayor
and commissioners Friday, there
there have been several cave.
ins around the rim of this hole and
the fence now there is useless inso-
far as 1t prevents accidents.
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d. c. MOORISG. field, representa-
tive for the state horticultural de-
partment with headquters at Still
water, talked to the members of he
Tulsa County Cooperative club at
Union consolidated school Thursday
night. His talk dealt largely with
the care of fruits and small crops
in the county. Mooring made tour
of the county Friday with j. s. Ma
lone, county agents.
ED. S. VAUGHT, Oklahoma City
attorney and a representative OF the
republican party in the state capital,
was visitor in Tulsa Friday. He
was In attendance on the local dis
trict court, in connection with some
legal affairs. Vaught was strongly
as a possible candidate
for governor until John Fields con-
sented to make the race for the re-
publican nomination.