The broad ax., 1904-08-13

her residence 1926 Dearborn street
Mr.. JET. Tolmins, a post once clerk,
has gone to the Worlds Fair, thence
to Hannibal. thence to Quincy, Ill.
Mrs. Dave jenkins, AGA Dearborn
street, leaves for Chattanooga, Tenn,
and Atlanta, Ca Monday.
Mr.. ]. H. shreve left Thursday Tor
st. Louis to meet the Supreme Council
of SO degree MasOns, of which council
he is a member.
Prof. Hope Of Atlanta University has
Joined his wife in her visit to her
sister, Mrs. J. D. Bryant, e42s Cham
plain avenue.
Mrs. Arthur Jackson, 5OO7 Dearborn
street, having spent fifteen days in
Springfield, has returned home well
pleased
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis, Of Grand Rapids.
returned home after a ten days visit
with their mother, Mrs. Dickens, 5O27
Dearborn street.
Mr.. VIM. Wilson, F. A. Williams and 4
Arthur Holmes Simms Of the sth Reg
iment /. N. G., leave for Deerheld /
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Stephen Hamlet, 50S6 1
Armour avenue, are at home again
from their flying trip to St Louis and
Sedalia, No.
Col. Robert NJ. Mitchell leaves this
evening for Boston, Mass, for the
purpose Of attending the meeting of
the G. A. R.
Mrs. Nellie Turner, 657 w. Lake
street, entertained at dinner in honor
Of Mary Green, Ella Moore, VI NJ. VIII
son. The house was pFettily deco
rated and a pleasant time spent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H. Morris are (
spending this week at Hot Springs,
Ark, where they hope to find rest,
after very stenuous month Of social J
entertainments, etc. II
When professed Christian wink at
an evil, the ungodly will close both ]
eyes and let the work go on; and the ]
devil will call both classes good fell I
lows.-The Leaflet L
Mrs. E. Mcdonald, who for a long !.
time resided at 1892 Dearborn street,
is nicely settled in her new home.
613s Ada street, where she viii be
pleased to meet her old friends.
Mr.. NJ. P. Byrne, one Of the leaders
Of Democracy in the Town Of Lake,
is ready to pull OF his coat and work I
for the reelection Of Coroner John L
Traeger and the entire County ticket. 9
Alderman J. C. and Mrs. Patterson. ii
43 Campbell Park and their two in Ii
teresting children. are spending the a
summer at South Haven, Mich, and il
they are all greatly enjoying their
outing.
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The Chicago Chronicle is making B
a lot Of noise in its support Of Col. c
Roosevelt for President Of the United I,
States, but it is not whooping it up Of
in behalf Of Col. Charles s. Deneen, III
for Governor Of Illinois. b,
The Inner Circle and Triangle clubs -
viii give their first grand charity ball =
for the season of 19O4-O5 at the First sc
Regiment Armory, 18th street and
Michigan avenue. Thursday evening, NJ
Sept. 1. The net proceeds will be 81
donated to the Old Folks Home. fl
Congressman George P. Foster viii Pe
without any trouble be reelected to 3
Congress from the Fourth Congre, u
sional District, for his course in Con-
gress for the past six years has been u
eminently satisfactory to all the-voters VI
residing in his district. 81
MS L<AA-AA SNEMoAAg oIyV 0LdlS
street, the up-to-date dressmaker, and
her sister, Mrs william Giles, leave Y
Monday for Springfield, o., where they Nd
win spend two weeks in visiting with 90
friends. September the first Mrs. al
Stewart win visit the Worlds Fair at IN
St Louis. 10
Mr.. Edward HiIlman, the big State Re
street dry goods prince. returned home an
last Monday from a i've weeks bust ye
ness trip to London and Paris where Cb
be bought several hundred thousand tn
dollars worth Of fancy goods which lie,
win arrive in time for the fall open tn,
ing
The many walters who read The