The broad ax., 1905-09-30

Alderman Henry L. Flick has beer
selected by Mayor Dunno as his bis
chief in the 9Th, 10th, and 18th wards
and between, now and next spring
Alderman Flick will erect strong po
Iitical fences clear around those three
wards.
Last Friday evening about twenty
FIVE Of the young friends of Ionic
Johnson I29 51st street rendered him
a surprise in honor of his twentieth
birthday. An enjoyable evening was
spent by all who had the good fortune
to be present
A medical society composed OF all
the physicians, dentists and pharma'
cts in the city was organized Sept.
% and elected DR.. G. C. Hall as presi-
dent. DR.. w. T. Jefferson Vice Pres.
DR.. A. McKissack, Sec'y. Mr.. John
White, Treas
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Weaver 3144 In
diana ave-, entertained eight Baltimor-
cans at dinner Monday evening, in
honor of Mrs. Mary A. Williams. Ev-
cry course was prepared. served and
consumed in the good old Baltimore
style.
At a recent meeting Of the Cres-
cent Club, the following officers were
elected: Abner A. Hodges, President;
E. A. Knox, Vice President; William
H. Tyler, Treasurer; John H. Foster
Secretary; L. C. Woodford, Asst. Sec
rotary.
Mrs. Sadie Ganaway who was we'll
known in The Town Of Lake. died at
the home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas 6633 st. lawrence ave. last
Monday evening. Funeral services
we're held Thursday morning at st.
Monica's church Seth and Dearborn.
Interment at Mount Olivet.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Fossett and ID.
Alexander of Joliet, Ill, spent last
Sunday in the city visiting Mr.. Eos
sett's sister Mrs. S. Levi 5046 Armour
ave-, The party attended Bethel
church and returned to their home
that same evening.
The leaders of the Republican par
ty of Cook County will open the cam
paign in dead earnest, Monday even
ing, Oct. 9. On that date meetings
will be held in every ward in the
city, and they will be addressed by
the leading orators Of the Grand Old
party.
Daniel NJ. Jackson of this city. has
been appointed Consular agent at
Guiana Juato, Mexico, Mr.. Jackson
has the distinction of being the first
Colored man in the United States to
be selected to serve in such capac-
iy in Mexico. His many friends are
greatly rejoiced over his good luck.
The Triangle and Inner Circle Clubs
are making great preparations for a
monster demonstration, Thanksgiving
for the purpose of raising s5,OO0,OO
endowment for The Old Folks Home.
Every organization and institution OF
the race will be asked to contribute
to its success.
Georgia Burns age 4 IL years
youngest daughter Of Mr. and Mrs.
Adolph Burns GAPS Rhodes ave-, sue
cumbed to an operation for appendix
itics, Sunday morning. Was buried
from the home of her parents We'd
hesday morning. Rev. NJ. Jackson Of
ficiated. Interment Oakwoods.
w. Kemper Herreld, who will give a
musical recital at Bethel church Mon
day evening Oct. 9, continues to meet
with success as an expert teacher of
the violin. His studio is at $3.50 Dear
born St, and he has many pupils
among the very best people in this
city.
Reys. E. ]. Fisher, and Jasper F.
Thomas, so it is said are at seward
points, and are ready to tear each 9TH
er to pieces, in their mad effort to
see who will be the cock Of the walk,
among their brethren during the COM
ing Baptist Convention which will be
held in their respective churches the
latter part Of October.
Attorney Walter NJ. Farmer, who
stands well at the bar in st. Louis,
and one of the best known Afro-Ameri-
can lawyers in the Southwest, has
bought a fine home at 1856 Langley
ave-, and in the near future he and
his family will locate in this city, and
be at home to their friends at the