The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-08-25

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Clinton, Iowa
Mr.. Geo. (Count) Bonds, entertain
ed a party Of seven friends at q box
party at the Pekin theatre Wednes-
day night.
Mrs. M. Morsell, of Baltimore, Nd,
Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Green, 343 W. 47th street
Mrs. W. T. Jefferson has returned
to the city from a pleasant visit to
Detroit, Mich, and points In Canada.
DR.. and Hrs. Daniel H. Williams,
'470 E. 42d street, entertained a large
party Of young ladies at Whist Wed.
nesday afternoon
Mr.. Eddie Hall and his new bride
OF St Paul, Mimi, grandson Of Rev.
A T. Hall, are visiting Mrs. and Mrs.
John @. Grant, 1892 Wabash avenGe.
New system Of dressmaking taught
at Institutional Church, $1,000. Ten
dollars for the entire course-to be-
gin the first Of September.
Attorney Walter NJ. Farmer, III
Washington street, left Monday morn.
ing for Columbia, Mo-, on legal busi-
ness. He will be absent one week.
Mrs. VIM. Emanuel is visiting in
Atlantic City, N. j., instead of Mime
apolis, as reported in our last Issue.
Her son, Mckinley, is with her.
Miss Ida Liverpool, Cincinnati, O.,
has delightfully."- spent the past two
weeks visiting with Captain and Mrs.
James s. Nelson, 1862 Wabash ave.
Ernst Hummel, who is by far the
most popular German-American in
this city, will without the least doubt,
become the next Treasurer of Cook
county.
Mrs. VIM. Childs, 661S Vernon ave-
nue., in honor Of her guest, Mrs. Henry
Childs, Of Montgomery, Ala, enter
tanned a party Of six ladies at the
Pekin Theatre Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Ralph Motifs, of Washington,
Iowa, has accepted a position with his
uncle, Mr.. Robt. Motifs, proprietor Of
the Pekin Theatre and will make Chi
cago his home.
Rev. T. A. Clark, $500 Forest ave.
nue., is confined to his bed with a COM
bfnation Of ailments, but the Drs. ex-
pect to have him on his feet again in
few days. -rz-z -.-.-
In honor Of the Misses Towards
and Cook, Of Washington, D. c., Miss
Ethel Wiley, 674S Rhodes avenue, en-.
tertained large number of friends at
an Informal Party" Friday evening,
August Path.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Tivis entertain
ed large number Of friends at theil
horne, 6348 Vincennes avenue, in hon.
| or Of visiting friends from st. Louis,
Mo. A musical was the feature of the
evenings enjoyment
Mr.. w. R Sobers, 56O6 Lake Ave,
entertained a large number of his
friends at dinner Saturday evening,
August 18th, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. ]. Pickett and Miss Smallwood
Cf Washington, D. C.
All s. A. T. Watkins win have to
do L. to continue in his straightfor-
ward manner, and by and by public
sentiment will demand a good, clean
ticket by both parties-then he will
loom up bigger than ever.
The Outing Dance" given by Mr..
, and Mrs. d. R. Lawrence and Mr.. and
Mrs.. Chas. s. Washington Monday
evening at Rasch's Grove was largely
attended by home folks and visitors.
A swell time was enjoyed by all.
In honor Of the visitors to the city,
the pastor and members Of Bethel
A n. z. Church gave a reception
Thursday evening, August 2srd. A
large number turned out to do honor
to the occasion.
A special invitation is given to the
public to attend the services Sunday
morning and the illustrated sermon
Sunday evening at the Institutional
Church. Il. e. Stewart, minister and
warden