The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1903-11-21

and sister
Faior John c. Bdctner, who is "a
t popular Afro-AmeTican "a Cool
cnunfy. should be nominated for Coun
= Commissioner "a 1894 and = y
should. he would certainly be elected
Judge Charles ~ walker can grass
lsea1 proposition IS quick as light
nine ana "a tie short space Of few
months be has become one 81 ths
sbIest ana one Of the iairest judges y
C0ok County
n4 Tyler. 582I Armour Ave, VIC
lately moved to this city NON 81
p.ul MIN. with her husband. is
vsry PLEASANT lady 70 meet and she
wHl soon become e factor IN the 80
ear life il he town Of Lake.
Mra Emma L stevens. ts44 Dear
bon ST.. Is prominent member IN
the order Of Eastern star. She Is q
neat housekeeper and At al times she
Is able 10 paddle her own canoe. for
she earns her own living By hard
work
Miss Blanch Wright, who performs
On the organ each sunday Il St
Thomas church, and who can talk
much faster than race horse can run,
has resumed her duties Is stneog-
-.rha~ IN The law once Of J. Gray LIZ
cas- IS Dearborn St.
Col Edward H. Norris, Attorney for
the Gamblers Trust 80 they say.
has become the head or the largest
stoekholder IN the Old Church Organ.
and that Is the reason Why his hand
some mug appears IN ii every two or
three weeks.
Sunday evening Rev Abraham Lin
coin Murray, who is the dead game
sport Of the Al H. E. preachers, ana
alrs sarah Scott walked arm in arm
ahead Of Mrs. Murray and another
lady and they al nartOok Of supper
ct stephens Restaurant
Paul Laurence Dunbar. the leading
Afro-American Poet. gave a reading
at Quinn Chapel Thursday evening
from his own poems. and. Joseph
Douglass, Of washington. d. c., the
greatest violinist Of the race rendered
some selections on his violin, they
were greeted By a large audience.
Last Saturday evening. while ont
rounding up some Of the readers Of
The Broad. Ak. we called at the home
Of a certain married lady whose hus-
band vas ont Of town and we noticed
the feet Of a nan sticking out from
beneath q curtain In one Of her bed
rooms II
John c. Jones, IS. Grand Secretary !
Of the Grand Lodge Of A. F. & A (
Easons d the state Of Illinois. left
last Sunday for Pittsburg, Pa. where
he hss been invited to deliver an adj
dress on the origin and legal status
Of masonry among colOred men in the
United states. Z
Mrs 7. J. Hunter 3149 State St.
ana her sister, Miss Carrie Robinson.
N'il leave the city shortly for Bald :
more, Nd. where Mrs. Hunter win I
spend the holiday season with her rel /
ativas and friends, and Miss Robinson q
Eiu remain IN the east for several S
years much TO regret Of her many
ssrm friends
Hrs. Lucy Howard. $3.50 Dearborn
81. Who Is one Of the deaconess Of
Bethel church, has had a phone put
d her house 50 that she and Mrs.. Jes-
Sc Mitchell can call Rev. Abraham
Lincoln Murray up at any time and
sonsult with him as to the best meth
a to pursue IN order to save their c
.0uls Z
TIE past week several ladies' have :
written ms letters desiring to learn the
iame ana the address Of the dress
maker who made the fancy dress for e
IErs. Minnie Howard. which she wore \
ne night Of the Knight Templers' ball 7
me dress vas made By Madame =
Doyle. 81 3 ssrd St. and she Is one :
Z the most expert and up-to-date !
Irsssmakers IN Chicago
lIra Nae Blake. 1916 Armour Ave. b
Is president q the Oak Lear Club. p
ave musical concert last Wednes. E.
.ay night ct St. Mary's church, s0th =
"a Dearborn ST. and Il was such q (
uccess that enough money. was real. /,
zsd iron It to buy q new carpet for 5.
be 1oor Of the church, which win be n
uite an Improvement over the bare d
Little sick headed ". y. johnson,
no claims 70 Be a lawyer. and Who &
eat us ont Of one dollar as subscrlp- Ia
'on g The Broad Az. has been blow q
% around for the past year that Sc A
arried TIE 2oth Precinct Of the s1st 3
lard ~ he hin nocl-ef hnf --be- 81. q