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daily. Chance to become independent
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Maye Co, Greensboro. n. c.
WI clark. Who is connected with
the Corporation cOunseI's once, win
resume his labOrs Monday after spend
ing a part Of his two weeks vacation
at West Baden.
AErs. Taylor, mother Of Mrs. Jessie
johnson, 4s4T Armour ave. departed
this life Monday and she was laid TO
rest In lakewood from st. Mays
church Wednesday afternoon.
Ma Cora Turner, ss4 9th street,
returned home last Friday from spend
ing three weeks in visiting with her
friends in St Louis No, and taking
IN the sights Of the Worlds Fair.
J. N. Blackshear. one Of the prof.
Client AfrO-American clerks in the City
Han, Is greatly pleased with the can
didacy Of Judge Alton B. Parker for
President Of the United States and he
aOpes he win be elected.
Mrs. Samuel ". Thompson, 6552
Champlain Ave, entertains Saturday
afternoon, Sept srd at a whist
luncheon" about 30 ladies attened.
Smiley served.
The people on Dearborn street viii
be bothered again with the House Of
Blazes or better known as Mahogany
Hollow. It is being repaired and
neatly furnished.
Miss Bessie Bailey, a young colored
lady only 19 years old, last week be
came united in marriage to Yum Hing,
q Chinaman, and Mr.. and Ms Hing
viii reside at 421 S1st street.
W. II. Ward, who was at one time
Assistant County Attorney, died Tues
day. he had a bright future before
him, but he wrecked his life by disipa-
ton. His sad and sudden death should
be a warning to other colOred lawyers.
Major R. R. Jackson, 245 E. 37th St.
entertained a large number Of his
gentlemen friends at a birthday
stage" Thursday evening Sept. Ist
Representative men from all over the
state were on hand to congratulate
the major, and enjoy the many god
things prepared for them.
s. A. T. Watkins, Assistant Pros
ecuting Attorney Of Chicago, has be-
come Superintendent Of the Sunday
Schools Of St Thomas church and he
win do everything in his power to
build It up and to increase its mem
Dr. and Mrs. Perry, 4sOs Langley |
Ave, entertained at a Progressive !
whist party, in honor Of the s. S. S.
Club, Saturday evening Aug. 9th. q
couples contested for the handsome
prizes which were won Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Pickett, and DR.. ]. Kelly,
after which refreshments were served
by caterer Smiley.
The members Of Berean Baptist
1888 Dearborn st., viii give
heir third annual reception IN honor
II its pastor the Rev. ". s. Braddan,
evening, Sept. sth. Admis-
sion CSC. An interesting program win
be rendered and all who win attend
win be royalty entertained.
Mr.. and Ms. Enos Bond are pro
crossing nicely in their new home at |
Norwood Park which is one Of the I'm |
est suburbs Of Chicago. Mr.. Bond is |
m honorable member Of the G. A. R. |
and there Is no honester man living |
than he. for he always eheerf1lly pays
bis Just debts
Hon. Ernst Hummel, the best city !
treasurer Chicago has ever had, Is
Doing everything in his power to fur
EheF the election Of Harry Hildreth |
n. as clerk Of the Circuit Court
Republican prosperity is stin sweep
Ing over the country. This week it |
struck the Pullman Palace car shops !
Il Pullman, III. and the result Is that
hey are closed down tight and over
1000 men are idle. Similar conditions
obtain in all sections Of the couatry |
which would seem to indicate that Re /
publican prosperity is a delusiOn and
; snare
Maj. John C. Buclner says: Il am
willing 70 admit that your article crit
IciziEg the attitude or the actions Of
Albert J. Hopkins while chairman Of |
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