The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-06-10

A large furnished room to rent suit
able for two gentlemen 3144 Forest
ave.
Mrs. Edw. H. Morris Is still unable
to leave her home. but is GONZALES
cent.
Mrs. Clara Belle Barley, Of 4157
Ellis avenue, is visiting friends in Ur-
bana, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Gray, of the
Chicago postofice, are spending their
vacation ir New York City.
Mrs. R. NJ. Mitchell, of 2731 Dear
born street, has recently had another
severe attack of her former ailment.
Ex-State Senator N. J. Butler is a.
the present time conducting the Wa
tita League Oyster House and Cafe.
Miss Mamie Selden, of 652S Evans
avenue, is making elaborate prepare
tons for a trip to Niagara Falls in
August.
Mrs. Geo. Smith and daughter Laura
have gone to New York City to live
with mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Laura Meredith.
Some say that the woman who can't
rule some man with a marriage certifi-
cate is the one who wants to rule him
with a ballot.
The fifth annual meeting Of the
State Convention of the Ohio State
Federation of CoIored Women will be
held at Dayton, July 81.
John @. Grant, who was an old friend
Of Mrs. David Scott, in every way
greatly assisted Mr.. Scott in the sad.
dest hours of his affection.
Alderman Stanley H. Kunz, who is
a lover Of fast horses, is anxious to
secure the services Of first-class col
ored jockey to train his string of race
horses.
N. A. Hardin is one Of Gov. Deneens
right hand men in the 31st ward, and
he is one Of our true friends, one who
is ever ready to put up his money to
support this paper.
Did Pat make a bull when he said,
"The Chinaman worships old Confu-
cius, and / have to worship a plaster
of Paris saint that niver existed
American Whip.
The First Regiment, Uniform Rank,
K. P,'s will give their annual picnic
at Gardeners Grove, Monday, July 10.
A dress parade, a barbecue and dan
cling will be the leading attractions.
Edward Tiderington, 2S15 State
street, who is one Of the high Odd
Fellows, of this big town, will leave
Monday for Old Point Comfort, Va,
where he will spend his ten days va
cation.
Mrs. Virginia Green, 1852, Dearborn
st., left Sunday morning for Denver
Coo. and returned Thursday morning.
She made the flying trip in the inter
est Of the Pullman Palace Car Com
pany.
Mr.. Arthur Woodward and mother
left Chicago Saturday, June 3, with
the remains Of Mrs. Cassie Payne,
Mrs. WOodward's sister, for Boonville,
Mo-, where the remains will be buried
In the family vault.
James A. Quinn, the popular City
Sealer, and the prince Of the City
Hall, this week presented the writer
with fine summer hat which is per-
feet at, and we heartily thank Mr..
Quinn for his token Of friendship.
Mrs. Dora Wormley, wife Of Lynch
Wormley, who for many years was
employed as special policeman in the
South Town ONCE, is confined to her
home, 362 9th street. in a very bad
condition caused by chronic gastritis.
The results Of the eTil Of wearing
high heel shoes are quite serious. The
weight Of the body is thrown on the
toe and against the upper leather Of
the shoe and causing poor circulation,
and the whole nervous system is In
3ured. The effort to walk on these
fashionable stilts" often causes curv-
allure Of the spine and the displace-
ment Of other Organs.-E