The broad ax., 1904-12-31

Jne leopard cannot cdnBe us SpOlS.
DR.. Mary waring is pending the hol
idays with her relatives in Louisville
KY.
The Appomattox Club entertained
its friends at a Cotillion last even
ing. Society was out in force.
Mr.. William Carroll is spending the
holiday week with his father in
Cleveland, Ohio.
The Phyllis Wheatly Woman's
Club will receive New Years Day at
the home of Mrs. Jessie Johnson, 4S47
Armour avenue.
DR.. A. L. Smith, $3.50 Dearborn
street, County Physician presented
his estimable wife with an elegant
piano for her Christmas gift.
Mr.. Henry Bartlett, one of the old
est Odd Fellows in Chicago, is quite
i'll at the residence of Mrs. Peacock,
243S Dearborn street.
Professor Monroe W. Work, the
well known student of sociology at
the University of Chicago, was mar
ried last week in Georgia.
F. L. Barnett wept bitter tears
when he found out after rehearsing
the witness against DR.. Schultz that
they missed their pieces.
The ladies of the S. S. S. Whist
Club entertained their husbands at
whist Tuesday evening, Dec. oath at
the residence of Mrs. Jas. Townsend.
435 E. 35th street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Noah d. Thompson,
6532 Champlain avenue, are still I'LL
decided where to spend their annual
vacation-in California or Washing
ton, d. c., during the Inauguration.
Justice Theodore c. Mayer has an
nigh unto death to see him selected
as one of the new judges of the
Municipal Court of Chicago.
Mrs. Simon Ford, SOAP Dearborn
street, who would just as leave do
without A. T;i5le Z. ~ be without
The Broad AK received several nice
Christmas presents.
Henry c. Bomar and son. 1856 O
Dearborn street is meeting with /
great success with his storage and !
express and furniture moving with =
padded vans. :
Mr.. Willis Brown, well known paint
er and decorator, has a crow to pick
with Wesley Plummer for lies he v
told on him because he was DR.. Z
Schultz witness. O
County Commissioner DePriest I
made nearly two hundred of his con- il
stituents happy by remembering
them with a brick of Smiley's best
cream for Xmas. r
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hockey Smiley. Il =
E. 22d street, will entertain at a Ii
family dinner sometime during the il
holiday season-every member of
their respective families-a large af-
fair is expected. J.
big Six" promised Mrs. Julia =
Robinson and Owen Bracken and Bro :
Yancey 20 lb. turkey if they landed c
DR.. Schultz in Joliet, but they were
run out of court before they got the
turkey.
The Eureka Pleasure Club enter
tanned Christmas Eve at the residence n
Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Murray. 2715 -
Armour avenue. His absence will be
greatly felt by the club and friends
while visiting in Detroit.
B. H. Johnson, 1916 Armour avenue. a
S the most enterprising dealer in =
,oal, wood and ice in the Town of
AXE. He also has the finest funi-
ure vans on wheels and being full d
# business he is on easy street.
Mrs. Emma Thompson Jones was n
ecently united in marriage to Mr..
:. L. Austin and she has gone TO
ousekeeping at 1853 Armour avenue Ia
nd she is happy in her lovely furn- ca
she'd fiat as a sweet singing bird. &c
The Law firm of Devine and O'Con-
ell, Reaper Block, have split in two.
Tr. Devine will retain the old quar- 8,
ITS and Mr.. O'ConDeu has opened up T.
w Offices in suite APO, Ashland 81
lock. Success to both gentlemen.
Louis B. Anderson, assistant county