The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1906-09-15

Ca, Tuesday. HIS oooy was Hu1sSt
with bullets and thrown into an aban-
doned wen.
Mr.. VIM. Philips OF the engineers
dept. Of the C. B. & Q. r. R. spent
sunday in indianapolis visiting
| friends.
Justices Charles H. Callahan, Theo-
dore C. Mayer. John R. caverly. John
K. PrtndIviiIe, and John fitzgerald
win put up stiff fight to be elected
Judges Of the Municipal Court
Mr.. ami Mrs. Frank Holden. u
jamestown, N. Y. were entertained
with a reception Wednesday evening
by their hostess, Mrs. Julia Walker.
I'M w. Madison street.
Correspondence from Mr.. VIM. Har-
per. the artist. states that he is hard
~ work painting scenery in and about
Paris, France. He finds a quick sale
for al OF his work
Mrs. Crawford OF Joplin, No, has
been paying a pleasant visit to her
sister Mrs. Chas. White 5o46 Armour
ave-, she returned to her home Thurs
day.
On Friday evening last Dr.. and Mrs.
E. 8. KILLER 3e42 Wabash ave-. enter
tanned q large nuTnber- OF friends at
whist IN honor OF Miss Szallwood Of
washington, D. C.
Ms. Robt. Harden e347 Rhodes ave.
was agreeably surprised on last Sat
evening when q large number Of
friends and relatives called to shower
her with token Of their best wishes
upon her birthday.
Mrs. A. wilberforce Williams, $50
Langley avenue, and her mother, Mrs.
Mary r. Tibbs, returned to the city
Thursday evening after a long and de-
lightful visit with Mrs. Medley, Bux-
| ton. Iowa.
Mrs. Belle H. Lane, wife Of DR..
Alexander Lane, 1885 Archer avenue,
left the first OF the week for Lexing-
toll. KY. to visit the home Of her
childhood. While absent she viii al.
tend the Colored Fair.
Mr.. Robt. l. Taylor has returned
from his northern camp. in A.InnesO-
ia Hunting and fishing was not as
good as anticipated so Mrs. Taylor
will remain a little longer in camp and
continue the sport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Palmer 21S z.
2Sth St, were at home" Thursday
evening Sept. 18th to a large number
of their friends in honor of Miss Helen
s. Edwards of New Orleans, La.
Since this is the white mans coun-
try" why is the Negro so anxious &C
| fight and die dor it?
Isn't II better to let the white man
die for his own country while the
Negro bends his energies in some
thing more beneficial?-The st. Luxe
Herald, Richmond, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas Welsh, Oakland.
Cal. brother-in-law of DR.. Edward S.
Miller, 3642 Wabash avenue. are on a
visit TO this city, and while here Mr..
Welsh will undergo medical treat
ment.
Mr.. Vincent Hunt. stenographer in
The St Paul R. R. office and popular
young man about town. leaves the
city Saturday to spend a two weeks
vacation in Muskogee and other
points in the southwest.
Miss Resale Marie Eddie, who, for
many years assisted the late DR..
Ferry in his ONCE, and who is at the
present time assisting DR.. A. WILDER.
force Williams, spent Sunday and
Monday with friends at Jefferson,
Wis.
Mr.. W. Barley, rear 1882 Mich. ave-,
Las Just finished drawing plans and
getting figures for extensive improve
nent on Mr.. McCoomer's private res
idence. and a store at 51st and State
st, for Mr.. J. l. Clay.
In honor Of Miss Gerstha Smallwood
Of Washington, d. c., DR.. and Mrs.
Geo. C. Hall entertained a small party
Of friends Saturday evening last
Whist and a fine collation. was highly
enjoyed by those present.
Messrs. Alex Beatty, Chas. Hinze,