Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-05
City News In Brief

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JIM REYNOLDS, aged 60, died OF
tuberculosis at the Buckeye rooms
Thursday night. The funeral occurred
at Broken Arrow yesterday afternoon.
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RUTH CALDWELL, infant daugh-
ter Of o. A. Caldwell, PA West taston,
died at the home Thursday night The
funeral VIII be held from the home to-
morrow afternoon
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MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued
yesterday TO Harry f. GoctZ, aged 20,
OF Spokane, and Ruth G. Borsche, 23,
Tulsa; John Wallis, %, and Dulcio
Wells, 10, both Of BiNby
V. y. ROGERS Of Fort smith Ark,
is substituting in the capacity Of tele-
graph operator at the local NJ, Is. u
r. station during the Illness Of Mr..
Joe Liyesay. Mr. Liyesay has not been
able to be on his post of duty for sew
eral days.
SECRETARY c. r. BUCHNER Of
the local Y. NJ G. A, and John w.
Robb, boy scout commissioners his Of
fec partner have moved their head
quarters from 1888 Iowa building to
the foor above The Y. NJ. G. A. Of
hce is now 43O Iowa building.
LULA CHANDLER and Jesse Dun
more, charged with killing Harry
Sanders, all Sand Springs negroes, Will
be given a hearing in Justice Daniels
court today. All criminal cases in
Daniels court will be heard today in
stead Of Saturday regular criminal
docket day.
MRS. IZZIE FIELDING computed
a serious breach Of the peace Yester-
day morning when she cursed,
threatened and otherwise abused Mrs.
Jeanett Lettie, according to COM
pl1int sworn out in the county at
torncy's office yesterday afternoon by
the last named woman.
DIR ROBINSON, formerly pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church Of
Pittsburgh, Pa, is in Tulsa this wok,
and will fill the pulpit Of the First
Presbyterian church Of Tulsa next
Sunday morning, the the regular
preaching hour. DR. Robertson is just
returning from trip abroad.
TWO HUNDRED and eighty five
dollars and seventy-fivc cents is what
Alice Gravitt ct al, seek to recover
from the Tulsa Street Railway COM
pany, according to a suit filed in th-
superior court yesterday. The plain
tiff claims that damage to the extent
of the sum asked was done to an au
tomohile owned by them when n Tulsa
Street Railway car COllided with II.
The collision occurred December l.
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A REAL REVIVAL has begun at
the Mission of Redceming Love, 1O9
East Second street, where Evangelist
Cynthia Mitchell is preaching the old
time gospel in the power Of a living
God. In an age Of sermOnets and
modern preaching on travel, and
topics, and trash, time spent enjoying
one of these Old-time Bible-teNt holy
ghost-sent messages of life and love,
is like cooling springs found by u
desert scorched traveller, TO the sin
sick hungry and weary soul.
PROMINENT RAILROAD men who
visited ut the local railway terminals
yesterday were: ]. A. Young of Mus
kogee trainmaster Of the NJ, Is. &
T.. 7. t. Howard Of Parsons, travel
Ing freight agent of the Katy; II. B.
Bryning Of Kansas city, district pas
scnger agent of the Chicago e Great
Western; y. h. Baird Of Little Rock,
travelling passenger agent of the l.. 4
n; Norman h. Bishop Of Oklahoma
city. travelling passenger agent Of the
Pennsylvania lines; ". c. COnley Of
Oklahoma city assistant general
freight agent Of the Frisco, and w. IL.
Hutchinson OF Sapulpa, assistant SUI
.ppriuteudput of the Frisco