The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1904-08-20

Grove avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], Hockey Smiley
and daughter have returned from
their summer residence at Batavia
walter Hm CONTINUES to do a nice
business in his neat little cafe, at
2io4 Armour avenue.
Mrs. Marion Adams-Harris, s142 In
diana avenue, Is on a long visit With
her mother at Hagerstown, Md.
Dr.. Robert Hardin, and daughter
Edythe, are visiting the Worlds Fair
at St Louis. They win return the
first Of next week
We have been told several times
that IS. S. s." does not mean South
Side smartset, but what's in a name
anyhow?
Attorney Charles H. Mitchell, Unity
Building, viii be elected one Of the
new Judges Of the Superior Court of
Cook County.
KSsss Litta Clinton, of Vincennes,
Ind, is in the city spending her va
cation with her brother Horace Gin
ton, 4i4 State street
C. johnson, undertaken and en-
balmer, 2712 State street, is a wide
awake business man and he ranks
up by the side Of the best undertakers
in this city.
Now that the little Inhdel Jap is
pulverizing the big Christian Russian
why don't it show that God is for
the heather and against the Chris
tian?-EL
The Inner Circle and Triangle clubs
win give their first grand charity ball
for the season Of 1sO4-05 at the First
Regiment ArmOry, 18th street and
Michigan avenue, Thursday evening,
Sept. 1. The net proceeds will be
donated to the Old Folks Home.
James J. Gray has faithfully per
formed his duties in the past az a
member Of the Board of Assessors,
and for that very reason the vast
majority of the voters viii stand by
him on the eighth day Of November.
Frank L. Gallagher, who was for a
long time connected with n. J. But
ter's resort, 5sth and State streets,
and his partner, George A Bradbury,
are conducting the Royal Buffet at
551S State street, where they will be
pleased to meet their host Of friends.
Mr.. J. H. Binga, DR.. D. Herbert An
derson and D. McKissith, gave a sub
scriptien dance Thursday evening, at
the residence Of Col. and Mrs. ]. R.
Marshall, in honor Of Miss Ross and
Miss George, of Washington, D. c.
Cutie a number Of ladies attended.
Coroner John z. Traeger has re-
turned from his pleasant visit with
Judge Alton B. Parker, at Rosemount,
N. Y, and Coroner Traeger is well
pleased with the Democratic candi-
date for President Of the United
States.
The picnic given at Rasch's grove
Monday evening by the Woman's Aid,
for the benefit Of the Old Folks
Home, was q success in every way.
The Grove was beautifully lighted,
the music grand, anG every attendant
had a good time. A good sum was
realized for the Home.
The Misses Bond, s65s wabash aE-
enue. entertained about 20 couples at
a dancing party Thursday evening.
Aug. 18th, in honor Of their guests.
The lawn decorations were beauti-
ful to behold and the young folks
danced to their hearts content tin
the wee hours of morn
Bishop Burgess declares divorce
courts are the devils workshops. He
f0rgets that the labor for the shops
are supplied by such az he. who for
4 fee pronounce that old chestnut, Il
pronounce you man and wife" and
what God hath joined together" etc.
He furnishes work for his nibs, the
dsvIL-Pink IoOnocIast.
DR.. A. Beatrice Schultz. 271s State
street, had the misfortune to break
her left ankle while descending the
stairway last Thursday night on her
way to make a professional call The
accident is very painful but the Doc