The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-09-09

Afro-Americans.
Mrs. Emma tewart, the fashionable
dress maker 26s 33rd ST., and her sis
ter Mrs. Giles, returned home Thurs
day evening from a pleasant visit with
relatives and friends at Springfield. o
Mr.. Chas. Seals the popular, South
Side. druggist, who recently was bap-
tiled in the Episcopal faith by Rev.
Lealtad, is still very sick, at his home
1854 Rhodes Ave.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Macy 513S
Grove ave-, on September IL start on
a two weeks pleasure tour. to Den
yer, Colo, Salt Lake City, Utah. and
other interesting points in the west.
Mrs. James Green 1854 Armour ave.,
will leave on Sept. IL for her old home
Lexington, KY, where she will spend
weeks with her mother. and visit
the State Fair.
David Lowery, an expert electrician,
is foreman at the Urbana, o., cleo
trio light plant, and his color does
not initiate against his efficiency or
acceptability to company or employee
The Rev. Robert Mason from Char
lesion, West, Va, is in the city, visit
ing his brother, DR.. J. NJ. Mason 1927
Dearborn st. We feel honOred in hav-
ing Rev. Mason visit our city.
Hon. Walter S. Bogel President of
the Crescent Coal and Mining Com
pany 3O3 Dearborn ST., would make
an ideal candidate for City Treasurer
in 1907.
Al. F. German is still active in pol
itics in the 18th Ward, and he is the
proper persons to succeed Alderman
Thomas Carey, in the City Council in
the spring OF lSOo.
Special music will be rendered at
Douglass Center at o'clock sharp,
Sunday, Sept. 10th as follows: Miss
L. Blanche Wright, Soprano: Miss Bes-
sic Warren Pianist and Mr.. w. KEN
per Harreld, Violinist.
The Chicago Amateur Musical Com
Iany, will render, Folds OF Folly"
Tuesday evening Setember IL, at Oak
land Music Hall. Cottage Grove ave-.
and 10th street, for the benefit Of the
Phyllis Wheatiy building fund.
John Garner the hustling and pop
ular proprietor Of the Elite Buffet 30
80 State ST., arrived home Monday
morning from a pleasure trip to New
York City, Atlantic City and other
points in the East.
Prof w. H. Hart and Clementine,
n. Bartlett OF Washington have sued
the Pennsylvania Railroad for $4,000
each, on account of being arrested
and confined in jail under the lin
crow" car law in Maryland in 1904.
David Rnighten, the active Afro
American Democrat in the Second
Ward will the latter part OF next week
leave on a three months trip to De-
troit. Mich, New York, City and other
cities in the East.
Mr.. Henry Hill, 345S state ST.. en-
tertained about % ladies and gentle
men to an elaborate dinner last Sun
day evening in honor OF Mrs. Lettie
Shields, OF BALTIC. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Pickett OF Wash, d. C.
Miss Sadie Allen the prosperous
bachelor maid" is now residing at
6447 Evans ave-, Miss Allen has re-
Gently purchased a lovely nat build
ing in the neihborhood of 9th and
Vincennes ave.
Justice Theodore c. Mayer who
holds forth at the East Chicago ave-,
Police Station continues to rid that
district OF the criminal classes and
owing to his splendid record as a dis
penser Of Justice, he viii become one
Of the new municipal Judges in 1906.
Alderman John ]. Bradley, will put
up a stiff fight to be elected one OF
the Trustees Of the Drainage Canal.
and If it was left to his army Of strong
friends to do the voting It would be
all over with him right now but the
shouting!
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Camp 9 So.
Wood st, entertained the members OF
the Triangle and Inner Circle Clubs
on Friday evening, at their residence
A fine summer was served after which