The broad ax., 1904-12-10

The Lewis-C linkscale wedding oc-
Cured on or about the LIST Of Novem-
Der. but the Old Church Organ is still
dishing that affair up as live news.
Hon. Robert Redield, the straight
forward Attorney for the local Board
Of Improvement, could IL nominated
make a successful race for City At
torney of Chicago In 1905.
Mrs. Hattie Jarvis, 1910 Greenwood
avenue, left Tuesday for the Eastern
part of Pennsylvania, where she viii
spend the next three weeks in visit
ing with her friends.
Col. Robert T. Motifs was in evil
dence Monday night at Music Hall and
drank In the unsurpassed music which
emanated from s. Coleridge-Taylor
and his star assistants.
The Monarch Buffet and Restaurant,
167 e. Randolph street, just west Of
La Sale street, which is under the
management OF Cerveny and Bowers
dorf, is fast becoming the popular re-
sort for the politicians
The new commissioners Of Cook
county began their labors Monday,
and their quarters were beautifully
embellished with flowers. Many Ia
dies were present to witness their in
duction into ONCE.
Alderman John H. Jones would
make an ideal candidate for City Clerk
of Chicago, for the Alderman stands
well with all factions of the Repub-
lican party and they could unite on
him as their most logical candidate
for that ONCE.
The Pekin Temple of Music, 9th
and State streets, is truly one Of the
finest family resorts in this country.
It is the home of high class vaudeville
performers, and its manager Fred 7.
, Carey, is always present to see that
all its patrons get square deal"
Mr.. George Schilling, member OF
the Local Board of Improvements, Is
ever vatchful of the interests Of the
small taxpayer, and his warm heart
beats in sympathy with all homes
members Of the colored race in their
struggle to reach a higher goal
1t was our pleasure this week to be
presented to Mrs. Edward E. Wilson
1892 Dearborn street, the highly &C
complished wife of Attorney Wilson
Mrs. Wilson is cultured lady, full o.
race pride, warm admirer and req
er of this paper.
Some time ago Mr.. R. L. Lacasse o
the Old Church Organ, was advertis
ing plenty of money to loan" but ev
identity his roll has disappeared for
last week no one connected with tina
so-called newspaper could dig VI
enough money to pay the printers OF
the pressmen to run it of.
Mrs. Gertrude E. Hancock, 3424
Dearborn street, will be united in mar
rage to Mr.. Richard W. Carter, by
Rev. Lealted Monday evening, Deem
Der IL, at the Rectory. 1929 Wabash |
avenue. An informal reception will |
be held at the home of the bride and |
groom.
Tne leading Democrats Of Joliet are
falling in line for the, denomination
and reelection of Hon. William c. |
Crolius as Mayor Of that city, who has
In the past two years made many
friends among his colored fellow eft.
liens, and they will assist to give him
larger majority in the Spring OF 1905
than he received two years ago.
An editor called on a delinquent
subscriber who was on hts death bed.
After watching him breathing more
and more slowly, he finally inquired:
How do you feel, Mr.. SMITH" All
looks bright before me-" family re-
piled the sufferer. Il thought so,"I
said the editor. You'll see the blaze
In about ten minutes. Exchange.
Samuel ColeridgeTaylor while in
the city, was entertained at the pal
atial home Of Doctor and Mrs Charles
=. Bentley, and on Sunday evening
q reception was held In his honor and
he had the pleasure Of being present
ed to many Of the representative citi-
Gems Of Chicago.