Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-06
City News In Brief

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MARRIAGE LICENSES were issued
Yesterday TO j. Mart overture, IS, and
MclNina Cnttenden, 2S OF Owasso.
I Harvey Hildroth, 22 Sapula, and Lula
| Woods, -, Of Watkins.
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A SUIT FOR DIVORCE in which
7 Ida Hurley alleges non-support was
filed yesterday against Charles h.
Hurley. She also asks the custody OF
their four-year-old child.
JESSE DUNNORE, negro. was
bound over 10 the district court
Justice OF the Peace Daniel vest, .
day when he was arraigned before
him ON charge OF manslaughter
Dunmore Is charged with the killing
OF Fred Sanders, negro.
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THE WELLS-FARGO new express
office IS now under construction. The
concrete foundation for the building
was being poured yesterday, on the
little plat of parkage between the
Frisco railroad and the National Sup
ply company's store on Main street.
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THE SPUR Of the Tulsa Street rail
way branching from the North Main
street line at Cameron street and eX-
tending One-half block to the NJ X.
n T. depot was disconnected from the
system yesterday The switch was re-
moved, making smooth curve at
Main and Cameron.
BECAUSE f. A. BUTTS refused to
pay bill at the Hotel Tulsa he was
fined t25 and sentenced to twenty
days in the county Jail Yesterday The
evidence showed that Butts had spent
much of his time and money gambling
instead Of meeting his obligations The
sentence and fine Judge Daniel said
would be suspended providing he pays
his hotel bill
THE MEMS CLASS Of the First
Christian bible school will be back
in the Majestic theatre Sunday morn
ing at 9:45 o'clock. The house will
be warm, seats will be arranged near
the front and all will be comfortable,
stirring song service will start the
session. Judge Williams is the teacher
Of the class in which are enrolled more
than one hundred and fifty men,
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THE POPULAR NOVEL In the
Eyes of the World" will be reviewed
by Rev. Taubman Sunday morning
The sermon on THE Contribution Of
the Church to Character" will be
based on the story. This sermon is
one of series in which the preacher
will try TO show what the church can
contribute TO the average man and
woman in developing character.
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DIR. e. w ROBINSON, formerly
pastor Of the First Presbyterian
church Of Pittsburgh Pa, is in Tulsa
this week on his return from an OK
tended trip abroad. and will fill the
pulpit OF the United Presbyterian
church of Tulsa, next Sunday morning
at II o'clock. A mistake was made
in a previous issue Of The World, in
regard to the church where Or. Rob
inson is to preach.
RAILROAD MEN Of prominence
who visited in Tulsa yesterday are H.
T.. Morris, OF st. Louis, industrial
agent Of the Frisco; g. l.. Holloway,
Of Oklahoma City, travelling passenger
agent Of the New York Central lines;
George II, HeCkCr, Of Oklahoma City,
district passenger agent of the NJ. *.
& T.; George Edgar Of Monet, gem
eral claim agent OF the Frisco; j. II.
Smith, Of Springfield. chief special
agent of the Frisco; j. A. Young, of
Muskogee, train master Of the NJ. K
& r.; r., G, Lee, OF Parsons, chief spe-
cial officer Of the Katy; f. Whitehead,
Of Muskogee, division special agent of
the NJ. Is. & T.; G. II. Evans, OF St.
Louis, industrial arelt Of the Katy.
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At THE MISSION OF REDEEM
ING LOVE, 1O9 East Second street,
Evangelist Cynthia Mitchell is not
preaching new religion. but power
ful defense Of the old, In time when
everything les being taught under the
gulse Of religion except the salvation
Of our mothers bible and fathers
God, 1t is truly refreshing to enjoy a
sermon from one who has not ire
moved the ancient landmarks the
fathers have set" Sunday morning at
II o'clock an old-time love feast will
he on at the mission, where everybody
can take part and testify Of a Christ
OF endless love. strong to deliver, and
mighty to save. The evangelist will
remain over Sunday and have charge
OF the morning and evening services,
10 which all are welcome.