The broad ax., 1905-07-01

among the many graduates who
acquitted themselves so creditaoly
throughout the school term just ended.
Out of the seven mail carriers. at
ARuskogee, |, T.. six are colored. the
one substitute is also colored.
Mrs. ]. Hockey Smiley is keeping
two dressmakers busy preparing me-
elaborate wardrobe for he eastern
tip this summer.
Rev. Jordon Chavis, pastor OF Her
man Baptist Church, 759 n. Clark ST.
is in the midst Of $1,000 rally which
starts on Sunday.
p H Johnson, 4s46 Armour ave.
returned home Tuesday morning from
Hot Springs, Ark, and he has entireiy
regained his health.
NA Hardin the head Afro-Amerf
can Republican politician in the Sls'
ward has removed from 622l LOOMS
St, to 6153 Ada st.
John G. Jones, the greatest AFRO
American Mason in the world. Is
candidate for Recorder OF DEEDS loi
the District of Columbia.
Mr.. Clarence NJ. Auter OF the mar
yey Medical College is among Ine
graduates this year. "Dr. Auter 10
the proper address now.
Mr. David Manson has returheu
from a weeks vacation in CieVeianu'
where he enjoyed his leisure hours
with his mother and sisters.
Rumor has it that VIM. Clark Is
married To a wealthy North Side wid-
ow Mr.. Clark firmly denies the ru'
NOR and adds wish it were so.
There are twenty colored compos-
itors at the Government Printing OH
ce in Washington. all of whom learn
ed their trade in Negro printing
afices.
Mrs Nelson Williams. 1888 Armour
ave leaves tomorrow afternoon for
New Yok City, where she Will spehu
two months in visiting with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. Jessie Johnson, 1857 Armour
Ave, left with her two sons. Fenton
and Albert, yesterday morning Tor
Glencoe. ILL.,. where they will spend
their vacation.
Miss Cecilia Johnson. $3.50 Wabash |
Ave. was awarded a teachers certih- |
cate at the graduating exercises OF
the Chicago Conservatory of Music |
Thursday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Thompson
and family will leave Chicago for
their summer vacation in Atlantic !
City and other eastern points about
the middle of August
Mrs. Virginia Green, Of 4762 Dear
born St, left last evening for Mis-
souri, Valley, Iowa, where she will
commence her six weeks engagement
with the Iowa Chautauqua.
Booker T. Washington has been 10
the White House again. He might
save time and railroad fares by board
ing there egularly.-Boston Globe,
Monday, June 10, 1905, Nuf sed-
A man who favors putting upon the
statute book a law which compels
him, because of the color of his skin.
to do that which is not required of
other citizens is worse than a traitor.
Eek.
The annual picnic by the Young
Mems Club of the st. Thomas Epis-
copal Church, at Rasches' Grove
Tuesday afternoon and evening was
well attended in spite OF the very cold
weather.
Miss Bride one Of the trained nurses
was united in wedlock Wednesday
evening to Mr.. Virgil Mackey, a pros
porous young merchant tailor. They
will reside at 3714 Dearborn ST., after
July 5th.
Attorney W. w. Johnson, 1877 Dear
born St, is working up a nice bust
ness in the commercial law, and lately
he has successfully conducted bank
ruptcy cases in the courts for some of
the leading merchants in this city, and
in other sections Of the United States.
Mrs. DR.. W. A Buckner expects to
start this coming Monday evening
on a trip through Oregon, Southern
California and New Mexico. She will
take in the sights Of the Exposition
now being held at Portland and she