The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-08-12

John French, $685. Vernon avenue
Miss Masie McClain, OF Philadel'
mia. is in the city the guest OF MIS-
8 s. Paul, s5O5 Forest avenue.
Mrs. Ida Clark. Grenada, Miss Is
An the city visiting with her so1,
and daughter-in-law, Er. and MIS-
James Clark. 4747 Dearborn street
Rev and Mrs. w. S. Braddan
sO0s 5th avenue, left Sunday evening
for Colorado Springs, Col, where the!
will spend several weeks with incl;
old friends.
Rev. r. c. Ransom, who is holdins
forth at St. Charles Church, BIOS
ton. Mass. will preach all day Sun
day at Bethel Church, 3Oth and Dear
born streets
The Woman's Aid, will give pic
mic and dance, for the benefit Of the
Old Folks Home, at Rasch's Grove
Monday evening, Aug. II, Admission
25cents.
Joshua Temple No. So, X. OF I. Will
give a grand entertainment and IN
stallation of officers, at X. OF p. Hail.
1921 State st., Monday evening, Aug.
Il.
Mayor Edward f.. Dunno, returned
home Thursday. morning from mis-
swing around the circle through the
east, and the politicians are red hot
after him for more easy jobs.
John E. Traeger, City Collector OF
Chicago, after under going two oper-
ations at the Union Hospital, Engle-
wood, is to the qualification of his
hosts OF friends regaining his health.
The Old Settlers will hold their
Annual Reunion at the home Of Mrs
J. H. Hudlun, lis W. 51st street, be-
tween State and Dearborn streets,
Tuesday evening, August 18th.
DR.. Ida Gray-Nelson, 3642 Wabash
avenue, left last Saturday afternoon
for Saratoga Springs. New YorA.
where she will delightfully."- spend the
remainder of the summer.
Mrs. Robert Harper, 1924 wabash
avenue, entertained a number OF
young ladies August Z. at a dove party
in honor Of Miss Ophelia Garrett and
Allie Simms Of st. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. S. S. Paul. 1905 Forest avenue,
entertained Monday evening, in an
informal dancing party in honor of
her three guests, Misses Paul, Simp-
son, and McClain.
Rev. Archibald James Carey
is a much better man in every way
since The Broad Ak Strengthened him
DIP, has, with his family, gone on a
long vacation trip through Canada and
the east.
Mrs. Henrietta Wilson returned to
the city 1911 Wabash ave-, after bury.
ing her mother at Edwardsville. Mo.
Mr.. Paul Mosby, Of st. Louis, spent
a few days in the city last week the
guest of Mrs Sol. Taylor, 1928 Vernon
avenue.
Mrs. Richard Pinn, and daughter,
1896 State street, left Thursday ev-
ening for New York City to attend
the meeting Of the National NegrU
Business League. and to spend the
rest Of the summer with friends in
Atlantic City.
Prof. s. Levi. 5O46 Armour ave-,
and his Picaninny band, returned last
Sunday from LaSalle, Attowa and
other points In Illinois where he has
been charming the citizens Of those
places with some Of his fine music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson, Pip
State street, will leave this evening
on an extended trip through the east
They will visit Buffalo. N. Y, Niagara
Falls, Boston, New York City. Phila.
delphia and Atlantic City. They will
be absent until September /.
The colored citizens of Memphis,
Tenn, have raised a fund Of 5000 for
the purpose Of eontesting the constitu.
tionality Of the Jim Crow car law
lately put into force in that city.
They propose to carry the fight
through all the courts on up to the
United States Supreme Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hockey Smiley and
party will leave for New York City
Tuesday, August 15,. While east they
viii visit Atlantic City, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Washington and Boston, re
turning to Chicago about the last Of