The colored American., 1903-03-14
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bonlface is home again.
Mr.. VIII T. Ferguson. late of tbA
Census Office is booked for a good posi-
ton IN the new department of Com
merce and Labor.
Messrs. Edward Howard and
Irving Greenleafe has shown their an
probation for The Colored American
by subscribing for it.
Capt. David j. GiIme- will leave for
MS home in North Carolina next week
where he will spend. few days with
his family and friends.
Mr.. r. l.. Dawhns, of Florida. who
noIds a responsible position in the
treasury Department, was a visitor TO
our sanctum this week.
Mr.. ]. E. Haskins, typo at the q
T. u, Will visit North Carolina in q
1ew days 1t is rumored that he will
return as full-fedged benedict.
Mr.. M. F. Hunter, a representative of
me Boston Guardian, is in the citv
Where he will remain for some time
IN the interest of his publication.
Mr. howard H. Williams has so far
recovered from his recent illness that
he has gone for brief stay in Phil
adelphia, with his life long friends
the Bradfords.
Mr.. L. P. CostIey in addition to his
accomplishments as successful busf-
ness man IS pool player of consider
able ability and takes delight al. the
sport in his leisure hours
Mr.. Harry Lewis, of Boston was in
the city for few hours last week. ON
ms way home from q trip South. Mr.
Lewis IS well known as well for his
intellectual gifts as for his prominence
in athletics.
Col James w. Gray, one of the di-
rectors of the Bannica Relief Associa-
ton is an active worker on the board
and is adding many new and practical
Ideas for the good and promotion of the
Association.
Col. Jack n. Ryan will have his new
buffet and cafe. at GIG B street north
west, open for business about the first
OF April Everything will be brand
new and the Col. is sparing no pains
or expense in equipping it in the most
up to date fashion.
Justice Hagner in Equity Court No.
1. has signed a decree granting Celes-
tine Waters divorce from Isiah Wa
ters because of cruelty and desertion
The petitioner is authorized to resume
her maiden name, Celestine Perry.
PERI w. Frisby represented Mrs
Waters.
The Parker Bridget quartette, whose
music is ikened unto the Aeolian Harm
entertained guests at Gaskins and
Gaines last Monday evening. 1t is
composed of Messrs. VIM. Walker. Jas
4. LomaX, j. T. Toscoe and Col. James
Madison jackson. basso profundo.
Rev. j. Harvey Anderson, one of the
literary lights Of Zion Church, and
now pastor of A. NJ. E. Zion Church
at Allegheny, Pa, was in the city this
week, the guest of Rev. J. E. Bolding
He left last Wednesday for Greens
boro, N. C., to attend Bishops meetins
of his church.
DIR. James E. Shepard. the Genera
Secretary of the NJ. z. Church, who ha.
been overseeing his work in AIabam;
and in other Southern state. spent ;
few days in this city and in Baltimore
this week. The Doctor is about com
pleting his book a reply to the bool
recently issued by Rev. Thos. Dixon
The Leopard Spots
Little Alice E. P. Lomack. age sever
years, departed this life on Wednesday
March 4th, and was buried on FRIDAY
March 9th, from the residence of he
father. Louis T. Lomack, 1922 Madison
street She was the daughter of tn
late Serena A. Lomack, and the grand
daughter Of Mrs. S. d. Camper Sh