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an, will leave next Tuesday for Gov
ington, KY, where they will visit
with Mrs. Rev. ]. w. Robinson and
attend the meeting Of the Missionary
Society of the NJ. E. Church.
Mrs. Mamie Meredith Smith has de-
cided to remain in Chicago on the
account of the illness Of her husband
Mr.. George Smith. Mrs. Smith had
broken up housekeeping preparatory
to returning to her relatives in New
York.
Mrs. w. d. Alexander 2947 Armour
ave. the up-to-date dressmaker, has
made more fancy gowns this season
than she has in the same length OF
time in the past, which means that
her many customers are well pleased
with her excellent work.
Mrs. Matte Marshall 1869 n. Marsh
field ave-, one of the prominent Afro
American school teachers on the
North Side, was recently united In
wedlock to Mr.. Easton, wo is one OF
the efficient clerks in the Chicago Post
office.
Philip Green. S4S Vest 18th street
reflects great credit on the Afro AM
erican Policemen of Chicago. he is
honest and pays his debts promptly.
He is a taxpayer and owns a lovely
home. which is kept as clean and as
neat as a new pin by Mrs. Green.
Roy o. West. the Republican boss in
the Old Town of Lake. will so they
saw will in the future shake its dust
from his large feet, and reside In the
21st. ward on the North Side, and his
removal from the Both ward will be
hailed with delight by the Colored Re-
publicans.
Mrs. Bailey presented Mr.. Charlie
FRYE and his bride with a handsome
hand-painted japanese tanker and
Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Turner gave
them half a dozen linen table nap
kins. These presents were omitted
in the list which appeared in the last
issue of The Broad AK.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Bell, who for
sometime past resided with Mr.. and
Mrs. Tyler 5O26 Armour ave, have
gone to housekeeping at SIG La Sale
St, Mrs. Bell lately returned to the
city from a long visit with her mother
at Wheeling West Va, and she en-
loved her trip to that section of the
South.
w. R. Harris, 473S Armour avenue,
one of the leading Afro-American
Republican politicians in the Town OF
Lake. says, that The Broad AK is
the best and the leading newspaper
published in the interest Of the race
in this city and that it should have
ten thousand more readers than it
has at the present time"
The setting of the Mosaic stone of
St Stephens at p. m. on Sunday,
May I4th, promises to be one of the
most striking events of church-life in
America. Besides the ceremony, the
stone itself is a characteristic one Of
many of the ancient places in Eur
ope, Asia and the Isles of the sea.
Many secret and frateTnal orders will
turn out in a body on the occasion.
Full account will be given in the next
issue of The Broad AK.
S. B. Turner and Doctor Daniel II.
Williams long drawn out libel case
fell to pieces in the grand jury room
last Thursday and Friday. The grand
jury returned no bill against S. B.
Turner Notwithstanding this fact,
Doctor williams scored a victory over
Col. Turner for he made him skin
everything back which was supposed
to refer to the Doctor and his Irritation
with the beautiful young lady at the
Somerset Hotel.
Representative Edward ID. Green
succeeded in getting his "Anti-Lynch-
ing Bill through the Lower House of
the Legislature of Illinois Tuesday by
a vote of SO to 81. The measure
stipulates that five thousand dollars
can be recovered from each and every
county in the State of Illinois in case
any person lose their life at the hands
Of a mob or in a riot. So far Rep.
Green has performed great service
for all tn people of Illinois.
Y
Col. B. F. Moseley it seems ducked
the delegation of colored Republicans
who had the cheek, the brass and the
gi.r to call on Mayor Dunno and urge
him to select William G. Anderson