Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-05
City News In Brief

MRS. JENNIE HICKORY, age 80,
! died at her home four miles south
Z Of Tulsa Sunday. The funeral was
held at the Indian cemetery south Of
Tulsa yesterday afternoon.
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JUDGE j. w. WOODFORD, who
took the oath of office as county judge
Yesterday, will preside over his first
session Of court January IS. Jury
trials will then be commenced.
THE RECORD or circulation at
the Tulsa Public library was broken
Saturday last when 234 books were
taken out. It is 80 more than has
ever before been reached in a single
day
MRS. ANNIE MYRTLE WILKIN-
son, aged "a, died at her home, 706
South Forest, at $50 Yesterday morn
ing. The funeral will be held from
the home this afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock, Rev. Mcconnell officiating.
A. NJ. WELSH, who has been at
the head Of the Tulsa Humane society
since its establishment was yesterday
reappOinted to the position for the
next two years. j w. Woodford, who
yesterday took oatn as county Judge,
succeeding conn Linn, made the ap-
pointmcnt
KNIVES AND RAZORS are get
ting too numerous i'm your part Of the
country of late. I'll have to give you
S2j fine" Thus did Judge Clark
Of the municipal court sum up the
evidence i'm the case Of Minnie Ciarey.
negress, charged with stabbing hCr
former fiancc, Preslie Little, Sunday
afternoon.
MRS. NJ. A. BREWER, former
resident Of Tulsa, died at Springfield.
Mo, Sunday night. The funeral WI
be held from the NJ. r.. Church. Filth
and Boulder at O'Clock this after
noon. the Rev. Frank Neff officiating
lnterment will be i'm the family lot vt
Oaklawn. Robert McBirncy has charge
OF the funeral.
J. W. HOWARD had been in town
only six hours when he was "pinched"
for a vag by j. G. Hughes. mOtorcy-
Gle policeman, to whom he applied
for enough To get n bite to eat"
Judge Clark OF the municipal court
gave him 10 days Of hard work when
the visitor was arraigned before him
yesterday morning.
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WHEN JAMES WOOLEY retired
as a county commissioners
and assumed the duties Of the sheriff
ne was presented with an expensive
hand grip by his two board mates,
Cy Avery and I'd Baker. who have
been reelected MIR. Wooley has been
IN the board for two years. Cy Avery
made the presentation speech.
MISS MARGARET KUHNs. 15- |
year-old daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
J. II. Kuhns OF sil South Cincinnati |
street. died at tho home at 6 o'clock !
morning. The funeral will |
not occur until Miss Ethel. an elder
sister. can return from Pittsburgh, |
where she Is visiting at present Rev. |
Kerr will offciatc At the funeral.
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HOMER GOOD. bad" assistant !
Of the humane agent. who cavorted |
about Little Africa" In a drunken /
condition, flashing his badge. which |
resembles that OF policeman, and /
calling himself the law Saturday |
night. was assessed q t25 fine In po-
Ice court yesterday morning. The
foreman Of the city chain gang Is
.ryinE TO make him live up TO his
iOod name.
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J. +. OSBORNE. aged %. made
Confession 10 q charge Of disturbing
he peace In cufsing and threatening
rear the entrance Of a Second street
house Saturday night. when he was
brought into police court yesterday
morning His straight story brought
'0rth the clemcncy Of the Judge, who
fave him o fine ~ only 81. The boy
aid that be was on his first drunk
or over a year.
CLAIMING THAT q. n. Edwards
aisoly represented the Jarech Man
company IN order to pro-