The broad ax., 1905-04-01

Mr.. Herman Moliner, President Of
the Illinois Moulding Company, win
be elected to the City Council from the
18th ward.
Mrs. Pearl Petway, late Of St Louis
Mo-, win permanently reside with her
sister, Mrs. Anna L. Newly, 2e2S Wa
bash avenue.
Alderman Michael thinner, Of the
Eth ward, viii again be boosted into
the city Council by his constituents
REGARDLESS Of their politics
Stephens and Price, the popular res
tauranters, 1882 State street, continue
TO serve their many patrons with the
best eatables that the market affords.
Mr.. Frank Byrd, died last Sunday
at his residence, 3215 La Sale st. His
funeral was held last wednesday
morning, Hannibal Lodge No. 6, being
present. Interment was In Oak Hill.
Nicholas Budzban, secretary Of the
EAGLE Brewing Company, win put Al
derman Lewis d. Sits to sleep In the
nth ward, and occupy his seat in the
City Council after the 4th Of April.
The stork visited the residence OF
Mr.. Noah D. Thompson, Tuesday eve,
March 18th, at about 10 o'clock and
left a fine big baby boy. Mother and
son are getting along nicely.
B.H. Johnson, 1876 Armour ave-, the
successful dealer in coal and wood
who operates several nice large NOV
ing vans. is doing land ONCE business
this spring.
Alderman Frank l. Race, 35th ward,
who is ready and willing to work day
and night for the betterment Of Chi
cago, has a dead cinch On retaining his
seat in the City Council after April
4th.
The Triangle and Inner Circle Clubs
will give their Annual Easter Charity
Ball, Thursday, April q, '05, at the
First Regiment Armory. Great prep
arations are being made for a swell
time.
Ex-Alderman Fred Hart, 18th ward,
has made a thorough canvas Of all Sec
tons of his neck of the woods and he
feels confident that he will out distance
all Of his competitors in the Alder
manic contest.
The fifty or seventy-fve Afro-Amer-
lean voters residing in the 18th ward
will cast their lot with Ex-Alderman
Fred Hart, for they know that he is
true-blue and can be approached after
the election is over.
John Mccarthy, connected with JUS
tice John Fitzgerald's court, 4737 S.
Halsted street, ranks among the decent
or the better class Of constables in
Cook County and he is deserving Of
reelection at the coming election.
Mrs. ]. Gray Lucas, $40 Lowe ave-,
the lovable wife Of Attorney Lucas,
was caught in the rain storm while
doing some shopping down town Wed
nesday afternoon and she came near
spelling her lovely red necktie.
W. D. Alexander, 2605 State street,
is meeting with success in the Real
Estate, Renting, Insurance and Col
lecting business. He has many nice
houses and fats well located on the
South Side to rent to respectable col
ored people.
One Of our warm lady friends is
a member Of the 8. s. 8. Whist Club,
and every once in awhile we present
her with pound Of candy, or a small
bag Of peanuts and then she will freely
give us a bee line on its other fe-
male members.
Doctor D. H. Williams and Col. s.
B. Turner'S libel suit is still dragging
along in Justice John r. Caveriy's
court Last Saturday he heard the ar
guments Of the attorneys on both sides
Of the case, and on Monday, April Sd,
he win render his final decision.
Horace Clinton, the Secretary OF the
famous First Ward Club, is doing great
work for Judge Dunno and the Dem
ocratic ticket During the 40 days
Of the campaign he has personally ad-
dressed over $4,000 letters and postal
cards to members Of the organization.
Frank d. Comerford win be re-elec-
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