The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-10-14


Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Gray Lucas have
removed from $40 Lowe ave. to 1925
Champlain ave.
Attorney Harris F. Williams. 153 La
Sale street, continues to do a four
ishing law business.
Mr.. d. E. Smith of Osawatomie
Kans., passed through the city Monday
enroute to Helena, Mont
Hon. Frank Wenter will be a sure
enough winner in his race for Presi
dent of the Drainage Canal Board
Mrs. Lucy Churchill Henderson, 3633
Calumet ave-, lost her three weeks old
baby boy Sunday morning. Oct. Sth.
II the people are silent under OPP
preston, it is lethargy-the forerunner
Of death to public liberty-Jenerson
Hon. James ]. Gray is being groom
ed by his many loyal friends for
Mayor Of Chicago in 1907.
Mrs. C. C. Smith, 4763 Dearborn
St., left last evening for Avoka, Iowa,
where she will spend two weeks in
visiting with her mother.
Mrs. Charlotte Ross is home again,
AGA Armour ave-, after spending the
summer months at the pleasure re-
sorts in Michigan.
The Mems Sunday Club of Hermon
Baptist Church, North Clark street,
was addressed by Mr.. Noah d. Thomp-
son last Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Jesse Woods, late pastor of st.
Mary's Church, has removed with his
family from 4761 Dearborn st. to 6132
Ada st.
Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Davis, 1926
Prairie avenue, will celebrate their
twentieth wedding anniversary Thurs
day evening, Oct. 18th.
Mrs. Moses Ratcliffe, 1850 Dearborn
street, gave a pleasant surprise party
last Saturday evening in honor of
Mrs. J. w. Carr who has just returned
from her trip in the East.
Thomas ]. Webb and his many
friends feel confident that he will
make a successful race and be re-
elected as one Of the Trustees of the
Drainage Canal
Mrs. Fred T. Carey, 1887 La Sale
street, Is one Of the many old admirers
OF The Broad Ak, and every Saturday
night, she peruses its contents in her
cheerful home.
The proposed Frederick Douglass
Memorial exposition to be held at
Washington, D. c., May to June 2.
1906, has all the earmarks of fake
Elk
Mrs. Perry Bates, 641O Morgan st.,
TO the delight of her many friends. is
regaining her health and strength
again after being under the doctors
care for several weeks.
Mr.. Waiter s. Boyle, s0s Dearborn
street. president Of the Crescent Coal
and Mining Company, left for New
York City Wednesday evening, He
viii be absent one week.
The entertainment given at the
home Of Mrs. Robert A. Williams. 3544
Dearborn St, Wednesday evening. to
enable Rev. Father Lealted to take
his annual vacation trip, was largely
attended and financially successful.
Former Congressman George p. Eos
ter. who Is the general manager and
representative Of the Empire Security
Company. First National Bank Bldg,
may be induced to make the race for
Congress in the Fourth Congressional
District in 1906.
Mr.. Joseph w Henderson, President
efGths American Protective League.
and editor ~ Ia New England Torch
light ProEidence. r. L. Is IN the city
the guest Of Mr.. Won chian,7 asa
Dearborn So He win remain unril
after the Baptist conyentioa-
Mrs.. MaEx Harsh. 2sss Armour ave-.
Is one e - many pes supporters Of
The Bsoad Az Sc hes not only sub
seribea rne psla her spbrcription her.
sell bo( she Aa lF<ertte Cor her