The broad ax., 1906-01-13

is visiting Mrs. Fred T. Carey. 2637
La Sale street.
Alderman Peter Hoffman, will be
returned to the city council this
spring from the Eleventh ward.
Percy Turner, 364-27th St, is now
holding a responsible position with
the Chicago Cash Register Company.
Mr.. R. S. Abbott, the founder and
editor of The Chicago Defender, has
severed his connection with that pa
h per-
Mrs. Doctor Edward S. Miller, 1864
Wabash avenue. is under the weather
from the effect of celebrating Christ
mas and New Year.
W. L. Alexander, an Afro-American.
has been appointed and confirmed by
the United States Senate as revenue
collector at Montgomery, Ala.
Mrs. ]. H. Coleman, 254O State St.
who is a practical business woman,
says "The Tenth Anniversary Edition
of The Broad AK was a real Gem"
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Cummings, 1854
Champlain ave-, entertained a large
number Of young folks last Sunday
afternoon in complimentary to their
daughters.
Fred Busse began his labors as
Postmaster of Chicago Monday morn
ing, and as he is a thorough business
man, it will not take him very long
TO learn the ins and outs of his ONCE
Anyone looking for two nicely furn-
ished rooms where they can enjoy
all the home comforts. can find what
they want by ealing at 1922 Indiana
ave, End fiat, phone Douglas 2472,
Marcus Ruben, 800 State St, the
most extensive manufacturer of wait
ers' coats, jackets, aprons and white
vests in Chicago, was well pleased
with the Tenth Anniversary edition
of The Broad Az.
Mrs. Philip Green and Mrs. Rosa
Lively are making great preparation
for an extensive eastern trip early
next summer. Two months will be
passed at the various summer resorts.
New York City. Philadelphia and
Baltimore, Nd.
VIM. R. Harper, President of the Un-
iversity Of Chicago, is no more. Presi-
dent Harper was an unseasing work
er. He was universally beolved, and
in his death the world has lost one
Of its most profound and greatest
educators.
Rev. ]. Madison Mason. 1927 Dear
born street. want to say, that The
Broad Az is all right, enjoy reading
it and I am willing to cheerfully pay
out my money to assist to support or
maintain II.
Attorney William G. Anderson has
through Judge Chytraus obtained a
judgment for $4,000 against Captain
George w. Streeter, which sum is for
legal services which Mr.. Anderson
rendered in freeing him from the Pen
at Joliet.
Rev. A. J. Carey, Pastor Of Bethes
church, does not hesitate in declaring
that 'HThe Tenth Anniversary Edition
Of The Broad Ak was the most magni-
1cent newspaper IN every respect so
Tar gotten mp by an Afro-American"
and that che has carefully preserved
his copy for further reference"
\ The Fraternal Union Fort Smith,
Ark, in its last issue reproduced our
article Judge s. L williams Turn
ed Down For Register Of Treasury.
which shows thar our comment on
the cowardly attitude he has assumed
in relation to the manhood rights Of
tn AfrO-American in attracting con-
siderable attention..
Mrs Deborah Prichard mother Of
Mrs. s. J. Hart, 4s41 Armour avenue.
who has been seriously III for the
past three weeks, is under the skin
ful treatment Of Doctor W. z. Mackey
gradually improving. and her host Of
friends hope to soon see her restored
TO health