The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1907-05-04

Mr.. Fred Siblee, 3S4I Armour Ave,
IS on the sick list
Mr.. Major Keton left the city Tues
dav to spend month in the west for
his health.
Mrs. Blanch Newsom Gray is the
guest of Mrs. c. H. Smiley, PHI In
diana Avenue.
Mr.. Will Patterson is again remem-
bered among the 10th century crew
running into Chicago.
The Theo. Jones Transfer Co. has
number of beautiful automobile moving
vans, the first to be seen in the city.
The Appomattox Club will give their
first annual Carnation May Party May
Sth, at the Douglas Club House, 1913
Ellis Ave.
S. A T. Watkins has moved his law
Office from 70 Dearborn street to room
All Real Estate Board building, 50
Dearborn street.
Alderman Henry L. Flick says that
The Broad AK is on ''the bum since
it ceased getting after Rev. Abraham
Lincoln Murray"
Col. Robert NJ. Mitchell or Col B.
F Moseley may succeed S. A. T. Wat
kins as one of the assistant prosecuting
attorneys of Chicago.
Mr.. Will Taylor, formerly of Chi
cago, but now of Cairo, Ill, spent a few
days in the city last week, stopping ar
the Keystone.
Mr.. VIM. Piper, who conducts a buff
fet at the corner of SYST and Armour.
contemplates moving with the view of
locating in northern Indiana town.
Mrs. Sallie Wheeler, 1870 Grand
Boulevard, entertained a number of
friends at an afternoon luncheon We'd
nesday in honor of Mrs. Florence John
son of New York.
Mrs. VIII Allen, of Portland, Ger,
presented her husband with a fine baby
last week. Mrs. Allen was we'll known
in Chicago by her maiden name, Lii
Ian Medley.
Mrs. A. Wilberforce Williams. OSLO
Langley Ave, who has spent the past
six weeks at Danville. Ky, with her
mother, Mrs. Tibbs and other relatives.
returned home Monday.
Doctor George c. Hall, who owns
fine four-story fat building on Wabash
avenue near sgd street, may shortly,
become chief surgeon of the Freed
mems Hospital, Washington, D. C.
Former Alderman Silas F. Leach
man and John P Tansey have gone
TO Louisville, KY, and if there be those
who are looking for few tips" on
the races, they can catch them on the
fly at sos Second street, in that city.
DR.. ]. W. Mcdowell of St. Louis,
arrived in the city Tuesday for per
manent residence. He will have his
Office in the building on the corner of
3Ist and State streets and his home at
75IS Calumet Ave.
Attorney Albert B. George, Ashland
block, who takes well with the fair
ladies' every day in the week 6and
Sundays, too. has hosts of friends in
the Town of Lake, who would like to
see him stick his large feet under Mayor
Buses pie counter.
]. w. Hagan, who has 70 rsome years
been connected with Whiteley Bros,
2724 State street, is now with c. H.
Green, z7IS, three doors north of the
old stand, where he will handle a fine
line of tobacco and cigars and all the
leading daily and weekly newspapers.
Mrs. Susie Higgins-Lambkin will ap-
pear in repertoire of popular readings
Wednesday afternoon and evening IN
the parlors of the Wilson house, 3zII
Wabash Ave. Mrs. Lambkin is former
ly of Kansas City, Mo, where she is
well known as a dramatic reader of
pleasing ability.
Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Moses Ratcliff, 485o Dearborn street,
entertained Rev. and rs. Stovall, the
new pastor of St Mark Church and
a number of their friends at S O'Clock
luncheon. The hostess served her guests
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