The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1905-09-16

thur, DR.. A W. williams, o. DePriest,
Hale Parker, Jas. Frye, A. A. Wesley
and DR.. Cress were among the other
contestants.
Mr.. Walter s. Boyle. president OF
the Crescent Coal and Mining Com
pany, sO3 Dearborn St., has spent the
past ten days in New York City, and
he will arrive home next Wednesday.
George E. Brennan, president OF the
johnson City Coal Company has re-
moved his ONCE. from 357 Dearborn
ST., to Suite $50 Old Colony Building.
Col. James Hamilton Lewis, the able
and resourceful Corporation Counsel
of Chicago, has selected Mr.. Edward
T. Wade, as one of his frst-class and
reliable assistants.
Ester Council No. l will give an
entertainment at Hulett's Hall, PIP
State ST., Friday evening, Sept. 18th.
There will be good music and dancing
to your hearts content. Admission,
Is cents.
Revs. D. P. Roberts, w. S. Brooks,
|. n. Daniels and ]. C. Anderson have
been returned to their present respec-
tive charges by the Iowa. Conference,
which convened at st. Paul, Mimi,
the latter part Of last and the first
part of this week.
Mrs. Ida Gray-Nelson, S642 Wabash
avenue returned home last Thursday,
from a six weeks tour through the
East. Ten days Of that time she spent
at Saratoga and she had a delightful
time at that and other places she Wis
tied.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hockey Smiley,
Mr.. C, H. Smiley. and Mrs. c. c. Lew
is and Mrs. Hilton and Miss Bessie
Matthews of Philadelphia, Pa, occu-
pied a private box, Tuesday evening
at Oakland Music Hall, and witnessed
the Folds of Folly"
One of the married female members
of ST. Thomas church, who resides on
Dearborn street near 49th street, is
great lover of men. and some day
we expect to see her little soft-headed
railroad husband go cunning after her
many sweethearts.
The Union, Brunswick, Ga, in its
last issue, quoted quite extensively
from our article on Booker T. Wash
ington, and his Negro National Bust
ness League, which proves that the
brilliant editor of The Union knows
what to do with a good thing when
he comes in contact with it.
Mr. and Mrs. David R. French have
issued invitations to the marriage re-
ception of their daughter Florence NJ.
to Mr. Jas r. Harris. Wednesday ev-
ening, Sept. goth at their residence
621 Fulton st: After Oct. 4th the
bride and groom will reside in Pasa-
dena, Calf.
Mr.. Ashbie Hawkins. editor Of the
Baltimore Lancet and recently elect
ed Grand Chancellor of the Knights
of Pythias at Kansas City, Mo-, left
Chicago for. Baltimore at HOO Tues
day a. m, after being informally en-
tertained at breakfast by Mrs. Mary
A. Williams, 6552 Ghamplain Ave.
Rev. John W. Robinson of Coving-
ton, KY, formerly Pastor of St. Marks
church 47th and State St, will
visit the city this coming week, and
on Sunday Sept oath he will preach
at his old church and at SCOTS Chapel
on the West side. A warm welcome
will be extended to Rev Robinson by
his many friends.
A large number Of our boys and
girls have entered the various schools
this season and we sincerely hope
they will stick 1t out and get all there
is to be obtained in the way Of
knowledge. for the time rs fast ap-
preaching when intelligence" and not
the color Of skin" will count most
in civil activities.