The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-06-24

Hon Frank d. Comerford. will adj
dress the citizens of Princeton Ill.,
July 4th.
Mrs s. J. Gray. who has been seri'
ousIv sick at Cincinnati, Ohio. is get
ting better.
The Phyllis Wheatley Woman's Club
will give its annual picnic at Lincoln
Park next Wednesday.
Master LLOYD English. Of Fisk Uni
yersity. is stopping with Mrs. Ander-
son. 1908 Langley ave.
Mrs. Margaret Coins. 81 35th St,
left Sunday morning for Clear Lake
Mich. where she will spend the sum-
mer.
ST Joseph's Catholic church. Of
Norfolk. Va. devoted exclusively 10
the colored people. has membership
of $50.
Miss Mable Wheeler, of ST. Louis.
Mo. formerly of Chicago. is visiting
Miss Gertrude Smith. of the West
Side.
Frank W. Scion, the Little Political
Boss of the Second ward. has been
rolled out of his job by the Civil Ser
vice Commissioners.
Alderman Thomas Carey. may give
up the political ghost in the 29th ward
and move into the Second ward and
reside at 2544 Michigan avenue.
Hon. Robert J. RoulstOn, Vice-Presi-
dent of the Cook County Democracy,
will greatly assist TO manage its Picnic
at Brands Park, Saturday, July LIST.
The annual encampment of the Sth
Regiment will take place July 18th.
The regiment will leave Chicago on
the evening of the 18th for Springfield,
Ill.
Mrs. Anna Hooker Clemens. who has
been visiting her father at 1851 Arm
our avenue. for the past six weeks.
will return to her home in California
Monday.
Mrs. L. A. Davis. 5O12 Fifth ave.
returned home Sunday morning from
Omaha, Neb., where she attended the
sessions of the Woman's State Fedora
ton.
Mrs. Mae G. Tucker. a school teach
er, and a dashing grass-widow, of
Guthrie, Okla. is in the city visiting
her sister, Mrs. Harvey, 1912 State
street.
Mr.. Peter King, OF the Chicago Post
office. was married in Louisville. KY
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. King will re.
side at 6613 Langley ave, after July
1st.
Mrs. L. Arms, $3.50 Dearborn St. is
at home again after spending two
months in Milwaukee and other sec
lions Of Wisconsin in the interest OF
the NJ. E. school.
Mr.. George Snowden made a flying
visit to Joliet. ILL.,. last week. Mr.
Snowden may locate permanently in
that city and open an Office for the
scientific cure of feet"
Jacob Feinberg. the up-tO-date
wholesale and retail groceryman. 31st
and State streets. has hundreds oi
customers among the best class Of
Afro-Americans.
DIR. ID. II. Anderson and Mr.. Harry
Bogar visited Aurora. Ill. the early
part of the week. and witnessed the
wedding ceremony Of Miss Bogar-OnC
Of Chicago's trained nurses.
Miss Lillian J. Bridgman, will BIZ
united in marriage to Mr.. William w
Dancy, Wednesday evening, June 2S
at o'clock, at the residence of Mrs
George W. Quicker, 1872 Siegel st.
DR.. VIM. R Mckinley recently grad
uated from the Chicago Dental College
has taken the Offices made vacant b!
DR.. o. J. Davis at 1929 Indiana ave
where he will be associated with Dr.
Daniel H. williams.
Former County Commissioner Rollil
B. Organ, is strongly in the race 70
one of the Trustees of the Drainag
Canal. and it would be pleasing t
his host of friends il he were to re
ceive the nomination.
Alderman John ]. Bradley is bein
favorably mentioned in connection
with the nomination as one Of tn
members of the Sanitary Board. an
as Alderman Bradley is very popula
he could make a home run.