The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-10-28

the guest Of her cousin Mr.. Ander-
son GAS Champlain ave.
Mr.. Samuel Blackwell, brother to
Mr.. Edw. NJ. Blackwell, the p pu.aI
undertaken, returned 70 his home in
Detroit, Mich, af'er the burial of his
mother Monday afternoon
Mr.. Alfred Anderson, clerk of the
Provident Hospital, entertained sever
al gentlemen last Sat. eevning at the
hospital in honor of Cole and Johnson
Of New York.
Mrs. E. Louise Austin 4764 Armour
ave-, much to the delight of her many
friends, after a two weeks spell Of
sickness is rapidly regaining her
health.
Mrs. Sadie Scott 135 W. 51st street
gave whist party last Friday evening
in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. d. Thomas
Of Marquette, Mich, who have been
visiting Mrs. Spotswood SIG La Sale
St
A white minis-er in Virginia was
sent to Jail for three months for
stealing chickens. All of which goes
to show that the colored brother has
no monopoly at anythIng.-Ex.
Mrs. James Green 1854 Armour ave-
returned home Tuesday morning after
a five weeks, visit with her relatives
and friends in Lexington, KY, where
she Toasted on chicken and other
good things
Mrs. Sanford Harris, and her
dughter Florence Of 6O7 Austin ave-
viii leave on Oct. 81, for Los Angeles,
Calf, where they will spend the
winter.
William A Doyle, is gaining new
friends every day in his race to sue
coed Hon Edward F. Dunno as one
OF the Judges Of the Circuit Court,
and after November z, it will be Judge
Doyle.
Thomas ]. Webb is one of Chicago's
ablest business men, feels sure of his
reelection as a member Of the Drain |
age Canal Board where he has so
faithfully served the people for tho
past five years.
Alderman John J. Bradley is devot-
ing his time and energy to further
the election OF all his associates on
the ticket and with all Of the railroad
men Of Cook County to boost him
along, he will be elected as one of the
new trustees Of the Drainage Canal
Board.
A number Of the citizens Of Texas
have petitioned the Governor to sus-
pend all laws as far as they relate
to the Negro. and allow the people to
be judges, juries and executioners Of
every Negro their vengeance may
fall upon. The Governor has not Civ
en- his consent up to the present.
They-are indeed asking a good deal.
Eek.
The Red City" which will be on the
billboard at Smiley's Hall, rs East
End Street, Monday and = Tuesday
evenings, October Obj promises to
be grand success, it is to be given
for the benefit Of the remodeling
fund Of ST Thomas church, and It de-
serves to be IiberaIIy patronized.
Miss Josephine Marie Hubbard, will
be united in marriage to Mr.. VIM. P.
Miller at st. Thomas church, We'd
1esday evening November 8, Recep-
don win be held at the home Of the
brides mother, rms F. C. Hubbard 272s
Wabash ave-, from to IL o'clock.
me newly married couple will be at
home at the above number after No
rember IL.
Hon Frank Nenter, continues to l
Eate a vigorous campaign for re- I
section as a member and President 7
{ the Drainage Canal Board, and II Il
5 conceded by The Chicago Chroni- e
lie and other Republican newspapers C
4 this city. that honest Frank Wenter ?
way ahead Of Alderman r. r. Nc 1
'ormick his competitor. and that the ii
hanees are ten to one, that he win e
. the winner when the ballots are a
ounted on November z. el