The broad ax., 1907-06-08

! Dearborn ST., IcbuihS
day morning from Youngstown. Ohio,
where she remained for several weeks
after the burial of her husband. Rob-
ert A. Williams in that city.
Our highly esteemed friend Mai
Jchn c. Buckner, S63S Dearborn st,
has in the last two weeks passed
throueh a siege OF sickness, but I'M
der the skilIful care OF DR.. Langford'
10 Is on the fair road to recovery OF
his health.
1.rs. Edward S. Miller 3642 Wabash
/ aye.. who has been visiting for some
time with relatives at Winchester.
/ XIV. returned home Monday morning
accompanied. by her mother Mrs.
Lucy Evans. who will in the future
reside with her dutiful daughter and
J sonin-law. Or. E. s. Miller.
Fred R. Moore, business manager
fer the Afro-American Magazine. New
york City and National Organizer o.
Booker T. washington's Negro Ma
/ t.cnaI business League. visited Chi
ego the first of the week and was
shown around town by Sandy w
Tr:ce. President OF the business
] I,asue i'm this CITY.
Mrs. Lulu Williams. 2415 Wabash
ave-. who lost her husband in New
York City last August and who al
WAYS played with Messrs. Howard.
Watts and King, at Wings 22nd and
! State SIS. this city. is a splendid
house keeper, and she has her fur
nishea rooms constantly filed by 4
lice class of roomers and she is get
ting along very nicely.
4 Texas editor who had been hand
ed a lemon by three of his subscrib
els sent each one of them a card bear
ing the following inscription: To
three of my delinquent subscribers.
One Of them said: Il will pay Satur-
day night if live He's dead. An
other said: See you tomorrow He's
Hind. Still another said I hope to
nay you this week, or 90 to hell He's
gone. Elk.
William R, and his brother NJ. {.
Cowan have engaged in the Real ES-
tate business go S. Clark St, and
they will make a specially of hand
ling first class South Side income
property. which they can sell at rea-
sonable prices and suitable terms, as
will Cowan is well and favorable
known and a hustler from away back,
and he is bound to get his share of
everything going on in the Real Estate
| business.
The Eighteenth Concert of The
/ Choral Study Club, rendering The
| Grand Triology of "Hiawatha" al
Quinn Chapel, Monday night was a
great success in every respect. Too
much praise cannot be given Prof.
/ redro L. Tinsley and the members OF
The Choral Study Club who have
striven so long and hard to give tho
West a Negro Singing Society"
which in time will be second to none
in the United States. ID"
Miss Katherine Loretta Winbush
vas united in wedlock to Mr.. Robert
C Crump at $3.50 p. m. Wednesday
June 5. at st. Monica's Catholic
| Church cor. Thirty-sixth and Dear
born st. The wedding reception fol-
lowed from six to eleven o'clock at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Peyton c.
Taylor, 3243 Wabash ave-, where the
bride and groom will be at home tn
their many friends. After June the
/ l0lu. uduucOAuC pACSSAeS WV
received by the happy pair.
Mr.. Estes, 3117 Armour ave-, age 90
years, died suddenly at his home Sat-
urday evening at eleven o'clock. While
Hir. Estes has been suffering for a
long time with heart trouble, he has
been able to be about and superintend
his business. for he had a very pros
porous coal and ice business. A wi
dow to whom his entire estate valued
ct about $1,000. was left survives
him. The funeral took place at Bethel
A. NJ. E. Church at two p. m, Wed.
nesday, Golden Fleece Lodge, No. 1915
q. U. o o. F. had charge Of the ser
vices. Rev. A. ]. Carey preached the
burial sermon. Interment at Oak.
woods.
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