The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1907-06-15

left wednesday morning TOT rev
York City, from which point she viii
sail today for Europe where she
will spend three months.
Miss Mason, Of Minneapolis, Mimi,
is In the city the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. Delbert L. Lee, 1922 Evans ave.,
Miss Mason, comes from the South
where she has been engaged teaching.
The great law Arm Of thornton and
Chancellor, have removed their law Of
fees from the Masonic Temple to the
Heyworth Bldg. and they now have
the finest suite OF law offices in this
city.
Miss Gladys williams, 661S Vernon
ave. entertained sixteen little girls
members OF her Sunday School Class
Club, Friday afternoon from 2:3O
to 6 O'Clock. Story telling and music
were the pleasure features Of the
{ event
I Andrew ]. Scott, who at one time
was worth more than $780, 900. and
was the wealthiest Afro-American in
Chicago. died this week at the County
Hospital, and he was buried in a paup-
er's grave. the ups and down OF An
drew j. Scott, almost seem like
dream
Mr.. Adolphus c. Harris, who has
been confined to his room at the Pro
vident Hospital. for the last week.
will leave the Hospital on Saturday.
after which he will be at his residence.
5247 Dearborn st. We are glad to an
nounce that Mr.. Harris, is doing nice
ly. and expects to be out within the
next week.
Mrs. Robert Hardin 6347 Rhodes av..
has been on the sick list this week.
Hon. Harry Barrett. of Orange, n.
J., did some tall hustling here for the
Metropolitan Mercantile and Realty |
Co. Of New York, which he represent !
ed and no doubt there will be many |
Chicagoans who will become stock !
holders in the Co., before long.
George |. Hutchinson conducts the .
Mt. Clemens EUSef and Mineral Bath
House at Mt Clemens. Mich. and Il |
is the only bath house in that place
where Afro-Americans can be served, |
and this first-class enterprise reflects |
much credit upon Mr.. Hutchinson and
proves that he is able to keep abreas,
Of the times.
The historians OF New York City
have discovered that a Colored wom-
an. named Catherine Furguson. was
the first to open and teach a Sunday
school In that city. The white people
OF New York have raised many thou
sands of dollars with which they are
to erect a Catherine Fur
guson Memorial Inter-denominational
church with hotel attached for the
Colored race.
On last Wednesday evening Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Moses Ratcliff, 1850 Dearborn
street, served luncheon to their
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Averett,
who were married June 1st at Wheat
on, ILL.,; also Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. W. H.
Marshall, Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. Miss
Harris, Mrs S. S. Thompson, Mr.. Pet
tbs Of Oxford. Miss. The afternoon
was spent delightfully."-. All enjoyed
themselves as usual. for the hostess
thoroughly understands the art of en-
Richard S. Hood. age 43 years, PASS !
State ST., for many years chief chef at
Williams restaurant on Madison ST.,
lied June 9Th after a severe attack of
The remains accompan- ,
ed by his wife and daughter Frances !
lge years. and sisters, Mrs. Clara B. I
Barley and Mrs. Anna English were G
'arired to Cassopolis, Mich, for burial 4
IN the family estate. Besides the
Ibove mentioned relatives, the deceas-
ID is survived by an aged mother
Who resides at his birthplace in Cas- I
opolis. 4