Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-01-26
City News In Brief

I E. u,urr. OF the Dum >u store.
I uue EouU Jo NDV lorh on business,
DIRECTORS Of thc Tulsa Auto club
Nlll meet lu the commercial cluhrooms
Ncduo.daN p'onIug tu take up impor-
taut business, according to Fred shaw,
president
MARRIAGE LICENSES were isSued
yesterday to stephen Cordray IS, and
Maud a. Coney, 36 hoth of tulsa.
John Dixon, %, and LILLIAN Roe, ne
erocs. both Y Tulsa.
A WARRANT WAS issued Yesterday
for tho arrest OF W. g. Barnes for de
sorting his wife and ouo-mouth-old
child. The mother and child are in
destitute circumstances.
ROBERT JUsTCs, Jr., infant son Of
Mr. and Mrs Robert lustus Of Red
Fork, died at the home Saturday aft
elnoon, The funeral was held at the
Red Fork cemetery sunday afternoon.
THE INFANT SON OF Mr. and Mrs.
John Harlow, farmers, OF ten miles
northeast Of Tulsa, died at the home
Sunday The funeral was held at
Oaklawn cemetery Yesterday after
noon,
\ CHARGE OF seduction was filed
in Judge Daniels court yesterday
against Harvey Hildreath of Sapulpa
llndreath, the charge reads, had
promised to marry Lula E. Wood a
Nell-ltnovn Sapulpa girl.
JESS LASWELL. for several years
clerk of the district court returned
to Tulsa after spending three weeks
in points iu Missouri visiting relatives.
Laswcll has been appointed by +. b.
Howard as chief clerk in state audit
or's office at Oklahoma city. Bob
Laws succeeded Laswoll as clerk.
no GENERAL luncheon Of the
Commercial Club will be held today
according TO announcement made yes
teriay 10y Secretary Letcher. OF the
series started last fan, one more is TO
be held and II has been decided to
hold this off until all the newly elected
directors Of the Commercial Club can
be in the city.
1T WAS DECIDED at the directors
meeting of the Commercial club yes
terday that the club proceed at once
20 get out 4 new booklet on Tulsa
along the line of the one gotten out a
couple Of years ago, President Wright
will appoint a special committee in a
few days to gather the material and
get out the book.
BECAUSE EARL WALLACE and
Jim Adams huTglariZed the home of
r. NJ Lewis. and stole is bushels Of
corn and 90 bushels of oats, they
were both arrested Saturday and
was released yesterday on 81 900
bond. Adams stll is In Jail.
GEORGE REEVES. attorney and
formerly stenographer Of the superior
court, will not accept a position as
stenoEra pher in the county court as
reported, he said yesterday. Reeves,
since resigning from the position In
the superior court. has engaged in the
private practice of law, He has offices
in the First National bank building.
9 N
ELOISE HEATHERINGTON is in
the county iail charged with the theft
of a trunk containing negligee, which.
county attorneys office, belongs TO
Mrs. Dol!ie Wilson, alias Dollie John
son. The Heatherington woman was
Sunday Last summer the
in the present case was in
Jail on similar charge.
Q
A PLUSH COAT valued at $40,
coat valued at $3.50 and a
pair of pants valued at $3.50. total
valuation Of SIS. These are the items
listed in a complaint in the county
attorneys Office and sworn to by +. f.
Lonsdale, 211 South Norfolk. Albert
Cage is In the county jail charged with
the robbery. 1t Is set out in the in
formation that Cage robbed the Ions
dale residence one night last week.
Light Headed.
A good male Tangoist is supposed
to be light on his feet. But a whole
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