The broad ax., 1906-01-20

Lake Will be returned 10 Cne Oiiy
Council from the 30th ward.
George H. Snowden has lately been
chosen as messenger In the sub-treas-
ury department in the new Federal
Building. His selection is pleasing
to his friends.
Mr.. Charles Henderson, one Of Chi
Cages old boys now living in St Paul,
spent a few days in the city last week.
DR.. d. H. Anderson was called to
st. Louis by the illness Of his sister,
in-law.
The fear Of not being able to crawl
through that Biblical "eye Of a nee
die" into heaven does not prevent the
clergy from living on the fat Of the
land and accommodating riches. Does
it?-Ex.
Mrs. Bert Williams of New York is
visiting Chicago, stopping at 5516
Grove avenue. Mrs. Williams was
called to Chicago on the account Of
the illness Of her sister, Mrs. c.
Sleeves.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Smiley enter
tanned at their home on 22nd street
last Friday evening, large number
of friends in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. W. Baloy, GAS Evans avenue. A
ten-course dinner was highly enjoyed
by all present.
Sixty good fellows will give ban
gut in honor Of Robert T. Motifs. at
2511 Wabash avenue, Friday evening,
January goth. Mr.. Motifs Is the orig
inator Of the first Negro theatre in
America and he intends to build a
new one in the near future.
Edward Carroll, Thomas Moran,
Edward Healy, Robert Mckinley, and
Messrs. Gurtten and Mccarthy, are
among the numerouT aldermanc can
didates in the 31st ward, and Alder
man P. ]. O'Connell stands ready and
willing to support the winner at the
primaries.
Frank Jansen, who is the right
hand man for Alderman H. l. Flick,
3S West 18th street, left Tuesday
evening for Los Angeles, Calf,
where he will spend one month in
coaching or training his two race
horses, while feasting on sweet or
anges and other fruit.
Alderman Michael D. Dougherty,
who Is working very hard on the graft
committee which is IN
earthing the crooked transactions of
the members of the contractors ring.
which has defrauded the city out of
many million dollars, will be re-nomi-
mated and reelected to the City
Council from the 22nd ward.
Henry L. Dickson, the constant and
devoted husband Of Mrs. Gertrude
Hart-Dickson, 1896 Wabash avenue,
departed this life Wednesday, Jan.
10th. He was only sick a very short
lime. Typhoid fever was the cause
Of his death. Funeral services were
held over his remains at Grace Pres
byterian church last Friday. Inter-
nent at Oakhill Cemetery. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dickson were only married three
and a half years, and their welded
life was a happy one in every respect.
He was a model or an ideal husband,
and his greatest aim in life was to
administer to the happiness Of his
owing wife, who sadly mourns his
Heath.
The young people Of "The Douglass
Center Lyceum" have elected the fol-
lowing named officers for the ensuing
term: Mr.. Geo. r Arthur, president;
Mr.. VIM. Bell, LIST vice-president; Miss
Mary Ferguson, End e-president;
Miss Lizzie Johnston, secretary. This
organization is doing excellent work
along educational lines for our young
men and women who set aside one
evening a month to discuss interest
Ing and beneficial subjects, TO Trs
membership which is made up prin-
cipally Of our high school and college
holders Of unusual posi-
lions. Its president is secretary to
the master of transportation Of one Of
the large railway express companys.
The LIST vice-president is about to
graduate from the Armour Institute
Of Technology. The End vicepresi-
dent viii finish at an early date a
course In the Illinois State Normal,
while the secretary. Miss Johnston, Is
serving as correspondent and secre-
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